A ninth child has been discharged from hospital in Wisconsin one week after being injured in the Waukesha Christmas parade.
A vigil was held in Waukesha on Sunday afternoon to mark exactly a week since Darrell Brooks, 39, plowed into the festive event, killing six.
Seven children are still recovering in the hospital after Brooks, who was free on bail for domestic abuse allegations at the time, plowed into revelers at the annual Christmas celebration on the outskirts of Milwaukee.
Three of children are still in serious condition with another three in fair condition. One is in good condition Children's Hospital Wisconsin detailed.
Residents of Waukesha, Wisconsin held a moment of silence on Sunday to honor the victims of the Christmas parade tragedy that occurred last Sunday
Hundreds gathered at a downtown park Sunday night in Waukesha, Wisconsin, for a candlelight vigil in honor of those lost and hurt
Mayor Shawn Reilly, right, held the silence at 4:39 pm on Sunday exactly one week after the tragedy which saw a driver plowed through a crowd in a holiday parade
Some people held signs that displayed broken heart and teardrops
Six people were killed in the incident with more than 60 others injured.
'We hold deep appreciation for the care and compassion of the Children's Wisconsin team and the ongoing support of our community,' the hospital tweeted on Sunday afternoon.
Brooks, who has a lengthy rap sheet allegedly used a red Ford Escape to drive into the crowd.
He was out on bail after having allegedly run over his girlfriend with the SUV earlier in November.
Brooks was charged with five counts of first-degree intentional homicide in the attack but will face a sixth charge after the youngest victim, Jackson Sparks, died from his injuries before the Thanksgiving holiday.
Those gathered did their best to keep their candles burning bright for the duration of the vigil
The makeshift memorial shone brightly as dusk fell over the Wisconsin town
People of all ages appeared to gather at the vigil for the victims of last Sunday's car attack
On Sunday afternoon, a vigil was held at a memorial in the town as residents gathered to share their thoughts and support one another through grief.
A pair of clergy
