Arielle Raso (37) and Gregory Raso (39), residents of East Boston, are facing serious legal repercussions after allegedly attacking a group of Latino diners at Tertulia's Cafe. The couple initially called police to report noise complaints but later confronted the diners, using racial slurs and issuing death threats. Reports indicate that Arielle Raso threw a piece of wood at the group, injuring a child, and both individuals sprayed the diners with a hose. Following the incident, Arielle was charged with seven counts of assault and battery, seven counts of civil rights violations, and one count of assault and battery with a dangerous weapon on a minor. Gregory faces similar charges, excluding the count related to the child. District Attorney Kevin Hayden expressed outrage at the incident, stating that the combination of physical assault and racial abuse is unacceptable and must be addressed. The couple's actions have sparked discussions about civil rights and the importance of holding individuals accountable for racially motivated violence.