Four Teenagers Charged In South Station Attack

BOSTON — Four teenagers have been arrested and will be summonsed to court in connection to a random assault that took place outside of South Station Friday.

The four juveniles are being charged with assault and battery, larceny, and delinquency. Due to their ages, all 16-years-old with the exception of a 15-year-old, their names are not being released.

Early Friday morning, police responded to reports of an attack on Atlantic Avenue near South Station to find a 20-year-old man from Worcester and his girlfriend had been attacked by four young men who had jumped out of a gray Toyota 4Runner while the two were looking at a map.

According to police, one of the attackers yelled, "get a haircut," before punching Adam Neufell while the others joined in.

Neufell was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries but a post from his bandmates in Worcester-based band Young Other says, "Adam is currently suffering from a broken nose, a busted lip, a concussion that has caused increased sensitivity to lights and loud noises, along with various bruising in and around his body."

Neufell is now out of the hospital, but his bandmates say they have canceled upcoming shows in July due to his concussion. The shows were set to be in Pennsylvania, Ohio, and New York.