GWINNETT COUNTY, Ga. — UPDATE: The two teens faced a Gwinnett County magistrate judge on Wednesday morning. He said only a superior court judge could grant the suspects bond on the felony murder charges -- and they were denied bond on the others due to being a flight risk to the community.
"Do you know what that means for you? You're going to be here for a while," the judge told the suspect.
Kemare Bryan said his family has hired an attorney and that he spoke with him yesterday. Chandler Zion Richardson told the judge he's working on getting an attorney and did not want the court to appoint him one.
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ORIGINAL STORY: The two teen suspects accused in the killing of Elijah DeWitt, the Jefferson High School Football star who was shot outside a Dave & Buster's in Gwinnett County, are back in Georgia.
Authorities said 18-year-old Kemare Bryan and 19-year-old Chandler Zion Richardson were arrested in South Carolina last week.
They were extradited to Gwinnett County Tuesday. The suspects both will have their first appearances in court Wednesday at 8 a.m. The two face charges of felony murder, malice murder, aggravated assault and possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony.
According to his family, Elijah was killed on his dad's birthday.
On Oct. 5, Elijah was found dead in the parking lot of Sugarloaf Mills Mall near the Dave & Buster's in Lawrenceville. Police said calls of gunfire came in just after 8:15 p.m., a time when Dave & Buster's was still open.
Investigators haven't released all of the details about what led up to Elijah's death, but they said they believe the teens knew each other. They added they do not anticipate any further arrests in this case.
Photos: Elijah DeWitt
Elijah's mother, Dawn, said while her son was a giant on the football field, he was the most down-to-earth guy with dreams to play college football – a dream cut short by one senseless act. He was just 18 years old.
Visitation was scheduled for Tuesday evening, and friends and family will gather for his funeral on Wednesday at the Jefferson High School auditorium at 6 p.m.
An online fundraiser has been set up by Elijah's family in his honor, and all proceeds will go to his family as they mourn his death. Those who want to donate can do so here.