In a tragic incident that took place last Friday, a 17-year-old named Fate Brannon was shot and killed inside a Jack-In-The-Box restaurant in Charlotte, North Carolina. The suspect, identified as 28-year-old Marcus Dahn, appeared in court on Monday, where his request for bond was denied.

The shooting occurred in the evening at the restaurant located on the corner of Hoskins Road and Brookshire Boulevard. Fate Brannon, who had just finished his shift and was waiting for a ride, found himself confronted by two masked men. As an argument unfolded, one of the men pulled out a gun and shot the young man before fleeing the scene.

Authorities wasted no time in their investigation and promptly arrested Marcus Dahn on an outstanding warrant on Saturday. After questioning the suspect, the police charged him with murder in relation to Brannon's death. Additionally, Dahn faces charges of robbery with a dangerous weapon and several other offenses.

Marcus Dahn's criminal record as an adult dates back to 2013 and includes convictions for breaking and entering, credit card theft and fraud, as well as common law robbery. He is currently being held without bond at the Mecklenburg County jail.

While authorities have not yet indicated whether they are still searching for the second individual involved in the incident, Dahn's initial court appearance is scheduled for April 19.

The shocking and senseless act of violence has left the community mourning the loss of a young life. As the investigation continues, many are hoping for justice to be served in Fate Brannon's tragic death.