Delbert Belton Murder Update: Suspect in beating death of WWII vet caught on video stealing phone before attack, report says (CBS) SPOKANE, Wash. -- Kenan Adams-Kinard, a suspect in the beating death of World War II veteran Delbert Belton, was captured on surveillance video stealing a cell phone out of a woman's lap on a bus in May, authorities said. CBS affiliate KREM reports that Adams-Kinard, 16, pleaded guilty to theft and fourth degree assault in the incident. He served just over one month and paid the victim $400, reports the station. The second suspect in the murder and robbery of 88-year-old Belton, Demetrius Glenn, pleaded guilty to an assault and riot charge after investigators said he was among a group that attacked a teenage boy at Northeast Spokane's Rochester Park in September of 2011. Glenn, 16, admitted he hit the boy with a stick, which one witness said had a nail attached to the end, reports the station. Police say the 88-year-old, who survived the Battle of Okinawa, was beaten to death Wednesday by the two teens during an apparent robbery as he was waiting outside the Eagles Ice-A-Rena in Spokane for a friend. Authorities say Glenn and Adams-Kinard attacked Belton in his car, apparently at random, and stole cash. Belton's family told KREM after the attack that the vet was beaten with "big heavy flashlights." During a court hearing Tuesday, during which Adams-Kinard was ordered held on $3 million bail, his lawyer claimed the teens were meeting Belton to buy crack and attacked the veteran after they were "shorted."