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Arrests made in Cambridge Street shooting death

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Kadrin Singleton (provided) Kadrin Singleton (provided)

NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) - Police arrested two men Sunday and charged them with the killing of a North Charleston man.

Charleston County deputies arrested 22-year-old Kadrin Singleton for the murder of 30-year-old Sharrell Williams.

Deputies said they also arrested 21-year-old Christopher Felder of Summerville for his involvement with the shooting.

According to investigators, Williams was found shot to death in his home on Cambridge Street last Tuesday night just before midnight.

Officers said the shooting likely happened during a drug deal.

Singleton is also charged with failure to stop for blue lights, resisting arrest and possessing a stolen vehicle. His bond for the murder charge was denied but he was given a $30,000 bond for the other charges.

Felder, who only faces the murder charge, was denied bond.

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