We have new information about the two teens accused of murdering a Southeastern Kentucky sheriff's deputy.

The two faced a judge for the first time Friday and we caught them on video on their way out of the courthouse.

The 17 year old driver from Delaware and his 16 year old passenger were arraigned Friday on murder charges for the death of Bell County Sheriff Deputy Sean Pursifull. Both boys are still being treated as juveniles in the court system, but we talked with the Bell County attorney who says that could soon change.

As those who knew Bell County Sheriff Deputy Sean Pursifull prepare to say goodbye, the two teenage boys charged with killing him were in court for arraignment. While Kentucky State Police will not confirm, we've learned from several sources close to the investigation that the two had a gun with them when they lead police on a high speed chase that lead to the death of Deputy Pursifull and his canine companion. The Bell County attorney says he wants to charge the two as adults.

"It's definitely what we'd want to see. These men held to a higher standard due their behavior and the seriousness of this crime. We don't think juvenile court is the proper place," said Bell County Attorney Neil Ward.

We've learned the two teenage boys have been in trouble with the law before. In fact, the county attorney says the teen driving the car has a felony conviction in Delaware. Delaware State Police say they were looking for the 17 year old after he ran from police last Sunday.

"We feel real good they will be transferred because this was a horrendous crime and I think it fits the necessary ingredients to transfer it to circuit court," Ward said.

Because the two teens are still being treated as juveniles in court, we are not identifying them until it is decided whether they'll be charged as adults. That could be decided on January 31st when the two will be in court for a transfer hearing. Until then, they're being kept in custody in Adair County.