that he had struck her and destroyed several of her belongings, and that in recent months, he had begun breaking things and flying into rages, according to the police report. Stawicki's father, Walt Stawicki, described his son as a very private person who was "disgruntled" and had been a frequent customer of the coffee shop where his rampage began. Victims Dead Joseph "Meshuguna Joe" Albanese (bassist of MIGHTY SPHINCTER), 52, at Café Racer Andrew "Schmootzi the Clod" Keriakedes, 49, at Café Racer Kimberly Lynn Layfield, 36, at Café Racer Donald Largen, 57, at Café Racer Gloria Leonidas, 52, on First Hill Injured Leonard Meuse, 46, at Café Racer Aftermath Café Racer had a somewhat rocky history after the incident, opening and closing at least twice over the next eight years, before definitively closing during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020. In its final closing in August 2020, owner Jeff Ramsey announced that the name would live on as a free online music station featuring "music from Washington and primarily Seattle." In 2021, Café Racer reopened in the Capitol Hill neighborhood. References 2012 active shooter incidents in the United States Murder–suicides in Washington (state) Mass murder in 2012 Murder in Washington (state) 2012 murders in the United States 2012 in Washington (state) 2012 in Seattle 2012 mass shootings in the United States Mass shootings in the United States Spree shootings in the United States Crimes in Washington (state) Attacks in the United States in 2012 May 2012 crimes in the United States Mass shootings in Washington (state)