lot of Spokane's Eagles Lodge.

Straub called it a botched robbery, and said race did not appear to play a role in the attack, despite public speculation to the contrary.

Authorities named Adams-Kinard during the search for him even though he is a juvenile, saying "he represents ... an actual danger to the community."

Authorities have not released the name of the first suspect, who was taken into custody last week. But his lawyer identified him as Demetrius Glenn, also 16.

Glenn had his initial appearance in district court on Monday and was advised of the charges, said attorney Christian Phelps.

"We didn't argue bond and it was previously set at $2 million," he said.

It was unclear when Adams-Kinard would make his first court appearance.

Both suspects were charged with first-degree murder and first-degreerobbery, Straub said in a statement.

Monique Cotton, a spokeswoman with Spokane police, said the teens were charged as adults.

Coming just days after an Australian baseball player died in a shooting that police said was conceived by three teenagers out of boredom, Belton's death shocked with its apparent brutality and random nature, and left friends and family wondering why it happened.

"He didn't drive a big fancy car. He didn't didn't dress in expensive clothes. He didn't have a lot of money," Belton's daughter-in-law, Barbara Belton, told CNN's Alina Machado last week. "What did they think they were going to get from this man?"

Belton, a retired aluminum company worker, was wounded during a battle on the Pacific island of Okinawa while fighting in World War II.

He was affectionately known to