Boston police are searching for two people accused of attacking two juveniles with a stun gun in the city's Dorchester neighborhood last week.
Investigators said the assault happened between 1:30 p.m. and 2 p.m. on Feb. 5, at the Burger King on 100 Washington Street. According to police, the suspect with the blonde braids pictured above put the stun gun to the chest of two juvenile victims.
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The suspects then ran off toward Blue Hill Avenue and Geneva Street.
The first suspect is described as female, with long dyed blonde braids and was wearing as wearing a black winter hat, pink rosary, gray Ferrari hooded sweatshirt, red and white track shirt, gray and black Russel backpack, dark pants, and was carrying a green bag. The second was described as female, with dyed red braids. The pair is known to frequent the area, according to police.
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Anyone with information is asked to call police or make an anonymous tip through the Crimestoppers tip line.
