A woman who was pregnant while being attacked by two teenagers spoke out after the incident, thanking the citizens and her boyfriend for stepping in to help stop the brutal random attack by two teenagers. The video showed enough evidence to Judge Mark Coven who watched it and decided who the more aggressive teen at the time was.

This horrifying attack too place outside of a post office in downtown Quincy. The defendants were identified as Tyrese D. Johnson-Nurse, 19, and David D. Russell, 18. They are several years older now and the video above simply tells her side of the story and details the horrific attack. They were due back in court after their initial hearing, but it doesn't seem like any local media followed up on the story. TurnTo10 reported the following information in a news article:

“Police said the teenagers got into the couple’s faces and began punching the woman in the head as she screamed that she was pregnant,” the Ledger noted. “The woman told police that Russell had kicked her in the stomach and said, ‘I hope he dies.’”

Authorities later arrested Johnson-Nurse and Russell at a nearby store, adding that while the woman didn’t suffer any visible injuries, her boyfriend sustained a cut on his head. The woman was reportedly OK.

The Patriot Ledger also reported that Judge Mark Coven ruled that the suspects “could pose a danger to the public” and ordered that they wear GPS monitors.

Russell was not required to post bail but was ordered to stay away from the woman, as well as witnesses. He must also remain in his house, with an exception for work.

Johnson-Nurse and Russell are due back in court on May 29.