TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) – Days after a deadly shooting on Nylic Street in Tallahassee, family members of the victim are remembering their loved one and calling for justice.
Keara Bryant, 26, was killed by a stray bullet Monday night after someone fired a gun outside her home, family members told WCTV in a phone call on Wednesday.
Bryant had just completed her schooling to become a paralegal and was looking for a job when her life was tragically cut short, according to loved ones.
Loved ones are remembering 26-year-old Keara Bryant, who was killed by a stray bullet Monday night in her home.(Montesa Bryant)
Bryant was pronounced dead by EMS on scene, according to a Tallahassee Police Department press release.
No arrests have been made in connection with the Monday night shooting.
WCTV contacted TPD to verify how the shooting occurred, but TPD did not share additional details, citing an ongoing investigation.
Loved ones have created a GoFundMe to assist the family as they prepare for Bryant’s funeral.
Loved ones are remembering 26-year-old Keara Bryant, who was killed by a stray bullet Monday night in her home.(Montesa Bryant)
As of Wednesday afternoon, 114 people have donated to the fundraiser, garnering $8,338 out of their $11,000 goal.
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