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   A 17-year-old lifeguard in Massachusetts was stabbed and beaten   
   on the Fourth of July after asking that a group of people seen   
   drinking and smoking at an area pond in Worcester either stop or   
   leave.   
      
   Four people have since been arrested in connection to the   
   incident after officers were dispatched to the area of Bell Pond   
   around 6:30 p.m. Sunday to a report of several males attacking   
   the lifeguard on duty. Officers began rendering aid to a 17-year-   
   old male lifeguard who had been stabbed before an ambulance   
   arrived to transport him to the hospital. His injuries are not   
   life-threatening.   
      
   A preliminary investigation revealed the lifeguard had advised a   
   small group of males who were smoking and drinking in the park   
   to stop or they would be asked to leave. Several members of the   
   group left without incident, Worcester Police said, but "one   
   person was verbally aggressive and threatening." That male left   
   the park but came back later with a small group and attacked the   
   victim, police said.   
      
   During the confrontation, the victim was hit with a stick and   
   stabbed.   
      
   "We're not happy. As a city, as a community, what happened here   
   was uncalled for," Robert Antonelli Jr., assistant commissioner   
   of the Worcester Parks & Recreation Department, told reporters   
   at the scene. "It's a simple request. It's a simple item, and   
   they took it too far. We're not going to stand for it."   
      
   Antonelli said the 17-year-old lifeguard was new to the job   
   after finishing certification 4 to 5 weeks ago and had been   
   following standard procedure that’s been in place for the past   
   25 years without any major incidents in warning the group of   
   partygoers, WCVB reported.   
      
   Though Worcester police officers normally make rounds at the   
   beach, Antonelli said city officials are now holding discussions   
   with the police department to determine whether lifeguards   
   should be responsible for enforcing rules about alcohol   
   consumption and rowdy behavior.   
      
   Immediately after the brazen attack, officers radioed a be-on-   
   the-lookout notice with suspect information and checked the   
   area. Celestine Bigirimana, 22, was arrested after a foot   
   pursuit near Wilson St. He is charged with assault and battery   
   with a dangerous weapon, disturbing the peace, disorderly   
   conduct, trespassing, resisting arrest, and possession of an   
   open container of alcohol.   
      
   Other officers in the area observed three males emerge from the   
   woods and enter East Park. The trio was initially detained, but   
   Worcester Police said officers "developed probable cause that   
   they were the males who attacked the lifeguard" and placed the   
   three under arrest.   
      
   Police said 19-year-old Mohamed Abdullahi was charged with   
   assault and battery with a dangerous weapon and disturbing the   
   peace. A seventeen-year-old juvenile was also arrested and   
   charged with assault and battery with a dangerous weapon,   
   disorderly conduct, and disturbing the peace.   
      
   A third male was arrested at the scene, but he was "released   
   without charges when additional information was discovered,"   
   Worcester Police said.   
      
   The beach in the area of Bell Pond remained closed Monday after   
   the incident, but was expected to reopen by noon Tuesday,   
   Antonelli said.   
      
   https://www.foxnews.com/us/teen-lifeguard-stabbed-beaten-beach   
      
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