(Newsday)
SCARSDALE, N.Y. - Five teenagers were arrested in Westchester after they made a taunting telephone call to a man they had just mugged and beaten the day before.
Police say the victim, who works at the Scarsdale Public Library, was waiting for a bus last week when he was attacked and beaten by a group of teens.
The teens then called the victim the next day to taunt him about the beating.
Police were able to trace the call and make the arrests. All five were charged with second-degree robbery.
