On Tuesday, a seemingly peaceful day at Narragansett Town Beach in Rhode Island turned violent when three individuals were stabbed, leading to panic among hundreds of beachgoers. The incident occurred around 3:04 PM, prompting a swift response from police and fire crews who treated the victims on-site before transporting them to a local hospital. Police Chief Kyle Rekas stated that the stabbings were part of a larger series of disturbances at the beach that day. Amid the chaos, two adults were arrested for disorderly conduct, though these arrests were not related to the stabbings. Eyewitness footage captured a brawl involving at least a dozen people, with many bystanders filming the incident. Narragansett Town Beach, typically known for its beauty and tranquility, has seen a shift in public perception following this incident. Many locals expressed their disappointment online, lamenting the beach's decline from a safe family destination to a site of violence. The beach is not officially open until May 25, and the large crowd was attributed to high school seniors skipping school for the day. With an average home price of $850,000, the beach area is regarded as a desirable location, making the violence particularly shocking to residents.