Six black ‘youths’ savagely beat a man and robbed his girlfriend at a Los Angeles mall earlier this week.

The savage beating happened in front of the couple’s children. The children were also knocked from their strollers during the violent robbery.

According to reports, six blacks ages 16-20 were harassing patrons at the Culver City Westfield Mall before they decided to attack the family.

The male victim suffered life-altering injuries and was hospitalized in critical condition.

Police have located and arrested four of the suspects so far.

Only two of the suspects were identified: 18-year-old Zahier Frazier of Panorama City and 24-year-old Keira Wilis of Los Angeles.

The names of the minor teen suspects were not released.

KTLA reported:

Four people, including two juveniles, have been arrested after a violent robbery in Culver City left a man seriously injured and knocked two children from their stroller, police announced Wednesday.

The arrests stem from an Aug. 31 robbery at a retail location in the 6000 block of Sepulveda Boulevard near the Westfield Culver City shopping mall, according to the Culver City Police Department.

Police said a group of suspects assaulted a man, leaving him with serious injuries.

During the attack, the man’s girlfriend was robbed of her jewelry and suffered minor injuries, authorities said.

Two children were also knocked from their stroller during the robbery. Police did not disclose whether the children were injured.

Culver City Westfield Mall has a history of flash mob robberies and shootings.

Earlier this year, a person was shot and killed in the parking lot at Westfield Mall.