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Warrants: Two attacked at birthday pool party by gang members

During the attack, a woman was punched in the face and her bathing suit top was ripped off, police said.

SMYRNA, Ga. — Two members of a street gang have been charged in connection with an assault on a couple during a birthday party that took place at a park swimming pool in Smyrna in June. 

According to criminal warrants from the Magistrate Court of Cobb County, Justin Bryant and Elijah Young, along with five others, who claimed to be part of the Mucho Gang, also known as LBAF, planned and carried out an attack on a man while he was at a birthday party at the Tolleson Park pool in Smyrna.

The warrants said that on June 15, the group parked "in a discreet location" and walked from the wood line as a group to the pool area where the birthday party was taking place and began to kick and punch the man.

According to the warrants, while the man was being attacked, a second victim, a woman, was also attacked. The warrants said that when she was attacked, her bathing suit top was ripped off and she was punched in the face.

The warrants went on to point out that the attack occurred in a public place in front of 20 to 30 people, ranging in age from 5 years old to their mid-to-late 50s.

Credit: Cobb County Sheriff's Office
Justin Bryant (L) and Elijah Young have been arrested in connection with an attack on two people at a birthday party at the Tolleson Park pool in Smyrna on June 15, 2019.

Most of the people at the party ran away as the attacks began.

According to the warrants, after the attacks were concluded, the group of attackers ran back to the wood line, leaving the man bruised and bloodied.

Young has been charged with one charge of street gang terrorism and criminal gang activity and one charge of simple battery. Bryant has been charged with one charge of street gang terrorism and criminal gang activity and one count of visible battery.

Both remain in custody in the Cobb County Jail.

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