Why is that being mugged differs from theft?
I thought being mugged is about stealing from other individuals like their cell phone, iPhone, purse ect
Mugging involves an act of violence.
Mugging usually involves violence and theft is usually just taking and running off with it.
Theft you don't usually end up needing medical attention whereas with a mugging you usually end up injured because the punk has to commit assault and battery as well as take your stuff even if you cooperate they in their tiny so-called minds think that they have to beat you up or cause you injury.
"Mugging" is classified as Strong Arm Robbery, unless a weapon is used, then it is just Armed Robbery. Mugging is a generic term for either when it happens on the street.
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