3 juveniles charged for violent attack outside of South Station

Three of four teens charged in a violent attack outside Boston’s South Station faced a judge Tuesday.

The June 23 attack near the intersection of Atlantic Avenue and Summer Street sent a man identified as 20-year-old musician Adam Neufell to the hospital.

The Suffolk County District Attorney’s office said the three suspects, a 15-year-old from Allston, a 16-year-old from Allston and a 16-year-old from South Boston, were arraigned Tuesday in Court. of Boston Minors. They were released to their parents on the condition that they stay away from the victim and South Station.

Teenagers must also comply with the curfew between 7 pm and 7 am

The fourth suspect, another 16-year-old from South Boston, will be arraigned Aug. 2, prosecutors said.

All suspects face charges of assault, battery and larceny under $1,200.

Neufell’s parents told NBC10 Boston last month that he had suffered a broken nose and a concussion, which was more serious than they initially thought.

His father said Neufell and his girlfriend were waiting for their parents to pick them up when a group of four people inside a car began swearing at them. That group then got out of the car and began attacking the man, which can be seen on video recorded by a witness. The group walked away after the victim fell to the ground unconscious.

Prosecutors said Neufell attended Tuesday’s arraignment.

“This was a cruel and unprovoked attack on a young man who was doing nothing but enjoying a balmy summer afternoon in Boston with his girlfriend,” District Attorney Kevin Hayden said in a statement. “Instead, he ended up beaten and hospitalized after an outburst of teen violence. I am deeply grateful to the witness who provided evidence that helped police identify his attackers.”