Teen fatally shot while trying to sell Xbox in Indiana

GARY, Ind. -- Two teens have been arrested in connection with the shooting death of a 16-year-old who was trying to sell his Xbox, police said.

Johnny Peluyera was shot and killed in front of his own father while trying to sell his Xbox in Gary, Indiana, last month.

Police said the shooting occurred at on June 12. Peluyera, from Merrillville, Indiana, was driven to the area by his father to meet people he met on online sales app Offerup.

Police said he met two people at an abandoned home. When one of them took out a semi-automatic handgun from his waist-band, police said Johnny then turned to run back to the car where his father was waiting and was shot in the back. He died just minutes later.

A 17-year-old and an 18-year-old have been arrested in Peluyera's death, according to the Lake County (Indiana) Sheriff's office.

Charges are pending and both suspects' names will be released once charges are filed, according to Sheriff Oscar Martinez. His office is asking that the 17-year-old be charged as an adult, Martinez added.

In the end, the suspects didn't even get the Xbox.

"They killed my son over nothing," said Kelly Arroyo, the slain teen's mother. "They didn't even get the gaming system. They didn't even get the Xbox, so why did they have to shoot him?"

The boy's father was not injured in the shooting.

In an interview days after her son's death, Arroyo said she was in "unbearable" pain.

"I hope you feel the pain that I feel right now," she said of her son's killers. "I want you to live with this the rest of your life."