In the Garfield neighborhood of Pittsburgh, 17-year-old Dalon Williams was fatally shot in September 2016 after stepping off a Community Intensive Supervision Program van in front of his home. Williams, an African American male enrolled in the program for a prior drug offense, was found dead on the grass just feet from his front door; his ankle monitor was discovered outside. His mother, Malika Williams, said the van driver did not wait to make sure he reached the house and later received a call from the program asking about her son’s welfare.

Two years after the shooting Malika Williams stood at the spot where her son was killed, still seeking answers and suggesting gang violence may have played a role, a theory the Pittsburgh police have not commented on. The homicide investigation remains open; no arrests or suspects have been publicly identified.

If anyone in Garfield in September 2016 saw what happened or has information about Dalon Williams’ death, please come forward.