Five days after a Chicago-area teen was shot in the head in Mexico, the teen was being flown Wednesday to a U.S. hospital for treatment while his family continues to grieve the loss of his father and uncle who were killed in the shooting.

The 14-year-old has been identified as Jason Peña, according to nonprofit organizer Julie Contreras who is working closely with his family.

Jason Peña, now 14, was shot in the head on a highway in the state of Durango, a family spokeswoman said. His father and uncle, both U.S. citizens, and a Mexican relative were also killed.

A Chicago teenager's birthday celebration trip to Mexico turned into a family nightmare when the teen and multiple relatives were shot along a roadside in the north-central state of Durango.

CHICAGO (CBS) -- A 14-year-old boy from Chicago is in a coma, fighting for his life after a shooting in Mexico that also killed his father and his uncle. Authorities in Mexico said the teen was traveling with his father and uncle in an SUV with Illinois license plates in the state of Durango on Friday night when they were shot.

CHICAGO - A Chicago-area teen is back on American soil after being shot and critically wounded in Mexico. Jason Pena, 14, is being cared for in a Texas children's hospital. He was shot last Friday in the state of Durango while visiting family for the holidays.

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