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Pierce County deputy killed in the line of duty honored with Tacoma memorial concert

Apr 25, 2022, 9:01 AM

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Deputy Dominique Calata (left). (Photo courtesy of Pierce County Sheriff's Department)

(Photo courtesy of Pierce County Sheriff's Department)

Tickets are now on sale for a concert in honor of fallen Pierce County Sheriff’s Deputy, Dom Calata.

He was responding to a SWAT call when he was shot and later died last month.

Pierce County Sheriff’s deputy dead after being shot Tuesday in Spanaway

The concert is Thursday at Steel Creek in Tacoma.

Two local musicians will perform and there will be a dinner as well.

Tickets are $10 dollars.

The event starts at 7 p-m.

All proceeds will go to Deputy Calata’s legacy fund — which supports his wife and their young son.

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