Police need help identifying teens that robbed, assaulted 14-year-old in north Phoenix

DO YOU RECOGNIZE THEM? Phoenix police need help identifying four teens they say robbed a 14-year-old in north Phoenix in May.

PHOENIX — Police are asking for help identifying two teenagers that reportedly assaulted and robbed a 14-year-old in late May.In newly released video, you can see two of the teens approach the victim and get into an altercation with the 14-year-old boy.

NOTE: We have cut the video before the 14-year-old is thrown into the concrete, as it is hard to watch. The suspects are described as two white males about 16 years old, and two black males also about 16 years old.

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