Suzanne
For a moment, there was a semblance of teamwork between Joss Fletcher and Emiko that was felt in the way they reacted to danger. The boy used his height to go low, below the sizzling daggers that were thrown at the two men in front of him. He moved past the two and, as they tried to block the incoming knives, making his slash to one's calf a success. The man groaned in pain and lost his balance, collapsing onto his left as the other barely parried the knife Emiko threw at him and moved forward to try and tackle her.

In that, she compromised herself, though her fluid motion drove her elbow to the third man's face. He knelt behind her with a spurt of blood coming out of his nose. They weren't intolerant to pain, however, and adrenaline was making him shoot his arms to try and grab her waist as the other went for a takedown with a shoulder aimed to her gut. The fourth man, the one who recognized her ignored the kid to try and rush her too.
Judy
Joss was scared, to be absolutely sure, and it was tempting to do just as the woman said. But she had just saved his hide, as far as he could tell, and he wasn't about to repay that by letting her get overtaken by people who — well, recognized her, he figured? It made a hell of a lot more sense than them recognizing him; who would care if they did? 

So though he darted away initially, when he saw it was still three on one, the kid returned to the chaos, trying to prevent the man who had recognized her from getting to her — trying to tackle him to the ground, again going low, diving to wrap an arm around both shins to bring him down.
April
The men were fast, but the thief was slightly faster, managing to pull a slightly larger knife from some hidden spot on her person, and hopefully slam the hilt into his temple to try and knock him out. She then grunted painfully as the other male managed to slam into her, Emiko folding over him, mostly so she could then swing her knife-wielding arm around to attempt to stab the tackler in his shoulder, or somewhere similarly painful but not lethal.

Despite this, she was somewhat aware of everything else happening, swearing internally as the kid decided to come back and make a stupid attempt to help. The thief knew she could outrun the men should it come to it, with all her light tricks and climbing skills, but with the boy around, she couldn't leave, not without putting Joss at risk, but she had bigger things to worry about than commenting on it