A Mercer County jury has convicted a Trenton man for the murder of a 20-year-old man who was trying to purchase a video game console for his brother.

Akmal Alvaranga, 34, was convicted on all counts, including murder, kidnapping and robbery in the killing of Danny Diaz-Delgado.

The killing happened March 24, 2018. Authorities found Diaz-Delgado face down and unresponsive with his hands tied behind his back and tape around his face. He had sustained multiple gunshot wounds.

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The Mercer County prosecutor says that Alvaranga and his co-defendant Rufus Thompson lured Diaz-Delgado to an alley in Trenton under the guise that they were going to sell a PlayStation 4 to Diaz-Delgado for his younger brother.

“The two men kidnapped the victim at gunpoint, bound and gagged him, and held him for hours in a Trenton garage before driving him to Hamilton and shooting him nine times in the back,” prosecutor Angelo Onofri said in a statement.

Thompson previously pleaded guilty to the murder and is serving a 45-year prison sentence.

Alvaranga will be sentenced on Sept. 1. He faces life in prison.