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99th_Monkey
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Tue Oct-16-07 03:13 PM
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| 6. "Mugging" implies a motive of theft, as in stick-up |
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and whereas she had no purse or wallet or money with her, the attack was not technically a
"mugging" .. which is why i assume her lawyer says she wasn't mugged.
I don't know what really happened, and am keeping an open mind; but thought I'd just note
the difference between a mugging and an assault or physical attack
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