PITTSBURGH — Family members and the community rallied for justice Saturday for a young mother killed nearly two months ago.
Nicole Dailey, 26, was shot and killed while holding her 7-month-old baby in Pittsburgh’s Perry South neighborhood on Aug. 6.
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Family and friends came together to celebrate Dailey's life and ask for anyone with information about her death to come forward.
"She was the sweetest girl you ever knew. Always smiling. Every picture I have of her she is always smiling,” Dena Ligons, Nicole’s cousin, said.
Close to a hundred loved ones gathered to celebrate Nikki's life and to demand justice for her infant daughter.
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As of Saturday, there are still no answers about Dailey’s slaying.
"You shouldn't have to bury your child, And how Nikki was brutally murdered with her baby in her arms. It really hurt. It shouldn't be,” Ligons said.
The crowd marched down Charles Street to Brighton Road making stops along the way to hear speakers. Candles were lit and balloons released as a healing service at the memorial where Dailey was killed ended the day.
"There should be cameras because somebody should be responsible for the loss they caused the whole community. It's a great loss,” Shirley Rucker, Dailey's friend, said.
A reward is being offered for any information that would help authorities find Dailey's killer.