A 19-year-old friend of Kyle Rit­ten­house, the teen who alleged­ly shot and killed two pro­tes­tors in Kenosha, Wis. dur­ing unrest in August, faces two felony charges after pros­e­cu­tors said he sup­plied the then 17-year-old with a gun.Dominick Black was charged with two counts of inten­tion­al­ly giv­ing a dan­ger­ous weapon to a per­son under the age of 18, caus­ing death, accord­ing to NBC Chicago.According to a crim­i­nal com­plaint from the Kenosha Coun­ty Dis­trict Attor­ney, Black pur­chased a rifle on May 1 using mon­ey from Rit­ten­house. Black knew that Rit­ten­house was a minor and there­fore not legal­ly able to pur­chase a firearm, pros­e­cu­tors allege.The pair decid­ed the gun would be kept at Black’s stepfather’s house in Kenosha, as Rit­ten­house didn’t pos­sess a Firearm Own­er Iden­ti­fi­ca­tion card.Black and Rit­ten­house lat­er vol­un­teered to pro­tect a busi­ness dur­ing riot­ing on August 25 fol­low­ing the police shoot­ing of Jacob Blake. Black alleged­ly gave Rit­ten­house the gun that evening at his stepfather’s house, accord­ing to the dis­trict attorney’s office, after which the 17-year-old alleged­ly used the rifle to shoot three men, two of whom died.The crim­i­nal com­plaint says Rit­ten­house admit­ted to Black that he had killed two men that evening and also lat­er con­fessed to the killings to police.Rittenhouse’s lawyers have argued he was act­ing in self-defense after being chased by a man. He has said he attempt­ed to sur­ren­der to a Kenosha police offi­cer after the shoot­ing but was told to go home. Kenosha police said they did not imme­di­ate­ly arrest Rit­ten­house as they were deal­ing with a chaot­ic scene.Rittenhouse faces charges of first-degree inten­tion­al homi­cide and attempt­ed inten­tion­al homi­cide in Wis­con­sin in con­nec­tion to the shoot­ings. His bail is set at $2 million.