Tyricka Williams is mourning the death of her six-year-old daughter, Andrea Fleming, who was struck along with 5 other children in a hit-and-run crash in Wilton Manors in December.
"This was her bracelet that she wore everyday so to feel a little connection with my baby so I wear it every day," Williams said. "That's a baby, that's a six-year-old baby, like she didn't even have a chance. She died on the scene with her eyes open. She didn't deserve this. She didn't."
The driver allegedly responsible for the hit-and-run was later identified as Sean Greer.
Detectives say Greer tried to get around a bus and slammed into the six children in front of a building in Wilton Manors killing Andrea and five-year-old Kylie Jones.
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The other children: Laziyah stokes, Johnathan Carter and Audre and Draya Fleming were injured and taken to the hospital.
Andrea and her sister, nine-year-old Draya, were visiting their father and were going to the store when the accident happened.
Draya went to the hospital in critical condition but she's now making rapid progress.
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Meanwhile, Greer was in back in court Thursday facing updated charges of vehicular homicide, reckless driving causing bodily injury and driving without a license.
Greer's bond was increased to more than $750,000 and he remains in jail. Tyricka Williams says she's dealing with her grief by taking it one day at a time.
Funeral arrangements for Andrea are set next week at Jordan Grove Baptist Church.
