Boston, Massachusetts – Police in Boston are currently investigating a violent attack that occurred near Boston Common late Thursday night, leaving four individuals injured.
Authorities were alerted to the incident at approximately 11:49 p.m. when a stabbing was reported on Park Street. Upon arrival, law enforcement found four victims with various injuries.
Among the victims, one individual sustained a superficial stab wound to the abdomen, while another had been stabbed in the hand. Additionally, a third victim suffered a broken right wrist, and the fourth had a bloody mouth from being punched in the face.
According to statements provided to the police by the victims, the altercation ensued when they witnessed two groups engaged in a road rage dispute at the intersection of Park and Tremont. Upon attempting to intervene, one of the groups turned violent towards them.
As of now, no arrests have been made in connection to the incident, with authorities continuing their investigation to gather more information and identify potential suspects.
The violence near Boston Common late Thursday night has raised concerns among residents and officials about the safety and security of public spaces within the city, prompting calls for increased vigilance and police presence to prevent similar incidents in the future.
Local community leaders have urged for unity and cooperation in efforts to address and prevent such acts of violence, emphasizing the importance of bystander intervention and de-escalation tactics in mitigating conflicts before they escalate into harm or injury.
Law enforcement in Boston has assured the public that they are actively working on addressing the situation and ensuring the safety of all residents, with updates on the investigation expected to be provided as more details emerge.