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toothpastefordinner.comR.I.P. ANTHONY BROWN Two Elgin men have been charged with murdering a Streamwood teenager who appears to have been an innocent bystander attempting to calm a confrontation over a failed drug deal. Daniel Vargas, 20, of 424 N. Aldine, and David Luna, 19, of 2020 Aronomink Circle, both of Elgin, were ordered held on $3 million and $2 million bonds, respectively. The pair are charged with Sunday's murder of 17-year-old Anthony Brown. Mark Brown, Anthony's father, had a simple message for the two suspects Wednesday. "I hope both those guys rot in hell," he said. Anthony Brown was fatally shot at a friend's home in Streamwood. The friend, who has not been charged with a crime, was identified in court only as "Little Joe." Mike Gerber, Cook County assistant state's attorney, said Luna and Vargas met "Little Joe" in the parking lot of a Wise Road fast food restaurant in Schaumburg to purchase marijuana from him at about 5 p.m. Nov. 5. Vargas had provided between $1,300 and $2,000 to Luna to buy the drugs, Gerber said. "Little Joe" left with the money and after an hour had not returned with the drugs, Gerber said. Vargas and Luna then decided to find him, Gerber said, and drove to his house with an unregistered .22 caliber handgun. "I don't want the money. I don't want the stuff. I just want Little Joe," Gerber said Vargas told Luna on the drive over. About 9 p.m., the two stormed into the home and started arguing with "Little Joe." Brown, who was hanging out with a number of other friends there, stepped in to try to calm the situation down, Gerber said. Vargas responded by shooting him in the chest at close range, and he shot him twice more as Brown attempted to leave through the garage, Gerber said. Brown died nearly two hours later at St. Alexius Medical Center in Hoffman Estates. R.I.P. to a loyal friend, a great brother, & an Awesome Uncle!!! We'll love you always & forever Uncle Anthony!! Another bystander, Michael Benitez ("Little Joe's" older brother), was nearly hit by a stray bullet fired as Vargas was leaving, Gerber said. Vargas and Luna also are charged with attempted murder. Vargas and Luna fled in a car, but Streamwood police caught up with them shortly thereafter following a chase in which another car was hit, Gerber said. Vargas ran away from police through nearby woods and was arrested the next day, and Luna was arrested in the car, where the weapon was found under the driver's seat, Gerber said. Mark Brown said he believed his son was trying to protect not only his friend but his friend's mother, who was home when the fatal shooting took place. "I'm proud of him," he said. Brown said he also was proud of Streamwood detective Miguel Cabrales, who he said did "an unbelievable job" with the police case that is his and his family's personal nightmare. "He was informative and supportive," Mark Brown said of the detective. "He made us feel like part of the family rather than just another case number. Anthony Brown was studying in a tool-and-die trades program at Streamwood High School that ultimately could have landed him a pre-apprenticeship at Elgin Community College. What comes next for the devastated family and friends of a young man is still in doubt. "Everything's going to be brought to justice more or less," Mark Brown said. "But I don't know what's to come."