A week after Albany axe attack, restaurant owners raise funds for victims

A week after four people were attacked by an axe-wielding man at a popular eating complex on Auckland’s North Shore, business owners in the complex are raising funds for the victims. Despite revenue falling since the attack, restaurant owners are keeping part of their daily earnings for the victims and their families. READ MORE:* Consulate activated emergency protocols after citizens involved in Albany axe attack* Albany axe attack: 7 terrifying minutes at a buzzing restaurant hub* Watch: Suspect arrested after alleged axe attack at Albany restaurants“We want to raise funds for everyone – victims and those who saw the horrific incident taking place last Monday. Some restaurant owners, who are not in touch with the victims are inviting them to visit the store. The 24-year-old man appeared at the North Shore District Court last Tuesday on charges of wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm.