2 teens charged in South Side man's killing

Two teenagers have been charged in the slaying of a man shot to death in the West Woodlawn neighborhood this week after an apparent drug deal.
Kiarunn Bailey, 16, and Marquis Ceazer, 18, are charged in the slaying of Phillip Henderson, 27, Monday morning. Bailey, who prosecutors say admitted shooting Henderson to death. Bailey is charged as an adult.
Henderson was shot in the 600 block of East 62nd Street a little before 10 a.m. on Monday.
Two witnesses were sitting in a car near 62nd Street and Champlain Avenue when they saw Bailey and Ceazer walk past, then cross the street to where Henderson was standing.
One of the teens gave Henderson money, and Henderson gave that teen a small item. Ceazer then grabbed Henderson, pulled out a gun with his other hand and began to fight with Henderson.
Henderson and Ceazer fell to the ground, the gun dropped from Ceazer’s hand and Bailey picked it up and began waving it and reaching for Henderson. At least one of the witnesses saw Bailey fire a shot, then aim at Henderson after Ceazer got away from Henderson.
The witnesses drove away, and one witness heard three shots. One of them called 911, and when the witnesses returned to the scene, Bailey and Ceazer had left, and Henderson was lying on the ground shot.
Henderson suffered five gunshot wounds, in the back and leg. Henderson, of the 6200 block of South Langley Avenue, was declared dead at 10:38 a.m. Monday at John H. Stroger, Jr. Hospital of Cook County.
Bailey was arrested after being identified in a photo lineup, and then was identified in a physical lineup. He admitted to investigators that he shot Henderson multiple times,