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O-Six, the Warsaw Falcons - Big Bill Pickle & the Jerkin' Gherkins and Marsha Brady will perform. Food will be provided by Precinct chef Jimmy Gibson and Findlay Market vendors. The benefit begins at 8 p.m., the music at 9. Admission, including food, is $5. All proceeds and tips will go into a trust fund for the officers' families. The event is sponsored by Q102 radio.
The tribute song is Blessid Union of Souls' ''I Believe'' mixed with excerpts of listeners' reflections and the dispatcher ordering police units to the apartment where the officers were gunned down. Copies are available at the station, 1906 Highland Ave.
Today's reportJeter visitation: Tears burn once moreCaller did everything he could Caravan will head up I-71 to funeral Hundreds attend killer's funeral Public feels guilt, sadness Thursday's reportA hero's farewell: Officer Pope laid to restHomily: Faith eases hurt, anger Piper's sad song sends a fallen fellow officer home Cliff Radel column Spc. Jeter's visitation today Wednesday's reportPope visitation: Thousands pay their respectsWitness: Killer hid gun in pants Pastor hopes funeral brings peace Spc. Jeter's organs donated Tuesday's report911 boss admits error likelyBorgman cartoon Shock, grief and guilt Laura Pulfer column City thanks slain heroes Killer's family visits his home Many officers limited in experience Forces across Tristate take heed Names to be added to memorial Monday's reportArgument preceded shootingTragedy puts face on job Cliff Radel column Families lean on faith, memories Friends, acquaintances mourn Grief stays, say families who know Police deaths declining Sunday's reportCommunity mourns fallen officersSuspect's family: He was 'respectful' Sequence of events Officers highly regarded Officers deal with sorrow, job's risks Chief's message: 'Take care of each other' Hollister St. residents shocked
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