2 teens arrested for allegedly harassing and robbing a victim at an MBTA station

BOSTON – Authorities arrested two teenagers early Saturday morning on suspicion of harassing and robbing a victim.

Transit police said they were called to the Savin Hill MBTA station around 1:15 a.m. because a group of teenage girls were harassing a man and asking for money.

The man refused and the youths allegedly attacked and robbed him.

According to police, officers located and arrested two of the suspects on Dorchester Avenue.

The investigations are still ongoing.

Further information was not initially available.

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