Officers from Hampshire Constabulary who have been investigating reports of emergency ambulance service staff being assaulted in Eastleigh have charged four teenagers in connection with the disgusting attack.
The charges come after two paramedics were assaulted and their vehicle was damaged in the early hours of Tuesday 16th June on Romsey Road.
A 16-year-old boy from Eastleigh was charged with committing two public order offence by causing fear of violence.
A 17-year-old boy from Eastleigh was charged with assaulting an emergency services worker, causing criminal damage and resisting arrest.
A 17-year-old boy from Eastleigh was charged with assaulting an emergency services worker, causing criminal damage, resisting arrest and for committing a public order offence by causing fear of violence.
Arron Singh Punia, aged 18, of Great Farm Road, Eastleigh was charged with one count of assaulting an emergency services worker, causing criminal damage, resisting arrest and a public order offence by causing fear of violence.
They will appear before West Hampshire Youth Court on 26 October 2020.
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