Three teenage boys were arrested in San Rafael following a brutal assault on a victim using brass knuckles after an automated license plate reader identified their vehicle, police said.
The attack happened on June 18 in the area of Playa Del Rey in the city's Canal neighborhood. San Rafael police said the victim was taken to the hospital following the assault. The extent of the injuries was unknown.Officers were able to obtain the suspects' description and a description of their vehicle, and the license plate was captured by the city's automated license plate reader camera network, police said.
Officers found a loaded handgun, a pair of brass knuckles, and a folding knife during a search of the vehicle, police said. In addition, officers were able to connect the suspects to the June 18 assault after locating a video phone recording of the incident, police said.All three suspects were arrested and booked into Marin County Juvenile Hall.
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