Shocking moment a couple selling their iPad is robbed at gunpoint in a California parking lot after meeting suspects through the OfferUp app

This is the moment a California couple was robbed of their iPad at gunpoint by two teenagers in broad daylight.

Eduardo Reyes and his wife had listed the device on OfferUp on December 23.

The teens contacted them and asked to meet in a residential area in Pomona.

“They wanted to meet on a public street, which I normally don't do, but he sounded like he was a kid and he said, 'Oh, I'm going to let my mom come out with me,'” Reyes said. KTL.

Footage captured by the victim's Tesla shows the couple being approached by one of the thieves who is wearing a hoodie and holding a gun.

The other robber was then seen aggressively pushing the barrel of his gun against the terrified man's neck as the car door closed.

The other robber then pressed the barrel of his gun against the terrified man's neck as the car door closed.

While threatening him, both teens continued to try to snatch the iPad from Reyes' hand as he refused to let go of the device.

'He started running towards me. When he ran to me, I grabbed the iPad. I turned around and the other person had already pulled out the gun and said, “Give me your iPad! Give me your iPad!”.

“I was like, 'There's no way they have a real gun, that's crazy,' and I was worried because my wife was there and I was like, 'What if they try to do something to her?'” Reyes recalled.

The couple is seen grabbing one of the thieves as he fires the gun into the air

The other teen picked up an unknown object from the ground and sprinted away

Reyes suffered a head injury and was taken to a local hospital for treatment

Footage shows the hooded robber wrestling him to the ground after struggling to get the iPad, while the other approached the victim's wife and slammed her into the ground with his body.

The couple is seen grabbing one of the thieves as he shoots his gun into the air, while the hooded teen grabs the woman's phone off the ground and runs away with both devices.

The other teen also picked up an unknown object from the ground and sprinted away.

Reyes suffered a head injury and was taken to a local hospital for treatment.

“Meet in a public place, preferably around the police station or something, and I'll try to get more information out of them, like maybe their phone number or something,” Reyes said after the incident.

Pomona police arrested the suspects yesterday and they were taken to Juvenile Hall. They also found his wife's phone in a nearby garden.

OfferUp is an online C2C marketplace that allows users to buy and sell various items, including cars, clothes, shoes and vintage pieces.

Users can message buyers and sellers securely from the app.