HOPE MILLS, N.C. (WNCN) — A 19-year-old is wanted for arrest in connection to the first-degree murder of a 21-year-old at a car wash. Another man has been wanted for questioning for a month and has yet to come forward, according to the Cumberland County Sheriff's Office. On June 4, deputies with the Cumberland County Sheriff's Office found a man unresponsive after he was shot at 3110 Deaver Circle in Hope Mills. This is the location of a multi-bay manual and automatic car wash near the intersection of Rockfish and Camden roads. 20-year-old woman charged after driving into crowd in Greensboro, injuring NC A&T students, police say The man shot and pronounced dead at the scene was Lamarvion Tremayne Aviticus McKinnon, 21, of Fayetteville, the sheriff's office said. Leavell Malik Lamont Jenkins, 19, is wanted on charges of murder and armed robbery in Cumberland County. (Courtesy CCSO) On Wednesday, the sheriff announced arrest warrants in the case had been filed against 19-year-old Leavell Malik Lamont Jenkins, who has a rose tattoo on the front of his left hand. Police are looking for him and said he is also wanted by the Fayetteville Police Department for "felony disclosure of private images." The sheriff's office is asking for the public's help to locate him as well as one other person who has been wanted for questioning since the fatal shooting. Keymonte Raquan Johnson, 24, from Fayetteville has not been found for questioning and the public is also asked to contact the sheriff's office with any tips on his whereabouts. Keymonte Raquan Johnson (Courtesy: Cumberland County Sheriff's Office) Anyone with information can come forward anonymously through the Fayetteville/Cumberland County Crimestoppers at (910) 483-8477 or can speak directly to Homicide Detective Senior Sergeant R. Brinkley at (910) 677-5503. The Cumberland County Sheriff's Office is investigating a homicide on Deaver Circle in Hope Mills. (Courtesy of the Cumberland County Sheriff's Office)