GOSHEN -- Saulo Padilla's first impression of 14-year-old Rogelio Reyes was that he was a leader. "He had a potential to be a leader in school and with his friends," said Padilla, who mentored Rogelio through the Communities in Schools program that works to prevent gang violence. About 2 a.m. Sunday, Rogelio, a Goshen Middle School eighth-grader, was shot to death near the intersection of Elkhart and Green roads. The initial investigation indicates the shooting may have been gang-related, said Bill Wargo, chief investigator for the Elkhart County Prosecutor's Office. The shooting might have stemmed from an altercation at the teen dance club La Bamba, 427 W. Pike St., early Sunday. Authorities said Rogelio was riding with three other passengers in a car driven by Saul Rodriguez, 18, after leaving La Bamba Sunday morning. Police believe the five people in the car were northbound on Elkhart Road while six other people in two different vehicles were chasing Rodriguez's car. A number of shots were then fired, hitting Rodriguez and Rogelio. Rodriguez was listed in serious condition in the intensive care unit at an area hospital Sunday. No word on his condition was available Monday. Six people have been arrested in connection with the Sunday shooting: -Oscar Perez, 19, of Elkhart; Henry Garcia, 18 (no address available); and a 15-year-old Elkhart male, on suspicion of murder and criminal gang activity. -Augustin Rocha, 18 (no address available), on suspicion of assisting a criminal and criminal gang activity. -Danny Rocha, 18, and Juan Manuel Esquivas, 16, both of Elkhart, who have been charged with criminal gang activity, a Class C felony. They each could face up to eight years in prison. Anyone with information about the case is asked to call Goshen Police Detective Steve Priem at (574) 533-8611, or Investigator Gary Kenawell at the Elkhart County Prosecuting Attorney's Office, (574) 296-1888.