TOLEDO, Ohio — The suspect in one of Toledo's recent homicides appeared before a judge this morning.
Rasheed Fisher is charged with the murder of 28-year-old Robert Kynard.
The father of two was shot and killed on Elm Street a week ago today.
Fisher's bond was set at $1 million. He'll be back in court Nov. 16.
According to records, 27-year-old Fisher was booked into the Lucas County Jail on Tuesday and charged with aggravated murder, just under a week after Robert Kynard was fatally shot on Elm Street.
Kynard was shot multiple times and died at the hospital, according to Toledo police. His death was ruled a homicide and a warrant was issued for Fisher's arrest.
Friends and family held a vigil for Kynard the following night, hoping for justice and for Fisher to turn himself in.
Kynard was killed just a day after asking his girlfriend and mother of his two sons, Michelle Thomas, to marry him.
"I feel so bad for my kids having to be raised without a father. And I just want justice," Thomas said.
Her worst fear was their two boys, 6 and 10 growing up fatherless, saying he will always be known for his devotion to family.
Kynard was the 56th victim of homicide in Toledo this year.