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Latest revision as of 21:36, 18 January 2023
Assault is the act of committing unwanted physical harm towards another person.
Assault can sometimes be known as battery. The difference is that battery only counts when one deliberately causes physical harm to another person. Assault as such, can count if one threatens to cause harm to another individual (i.e. threatening to punch a person). Despite this, both are often used interchangably as most federal charges group both crimes together.
Villains who have committed assault/battery edit
Individuals edit
- Aileen Wuornos
- Amanda Martinez
- Amy Bishop
- Augustus Cornelius Romain, Jr.
- Austin Addison
- Brenda Spencer
- Brock Turner
- Chevie Kehoe
- Courtney Clenney
- Daniel Egtvedt
- Dave Mehaffie
- David DePape
- David Tarloff
- David Wiersma
- Dennis Rader
- Dominic Pezzola
- Dylan Fogarty
- Elliot Rodger
- Enrique Tarrio
- Eric Schneiderman
- Gavin McInnes
- Geert Wilders
- Grady Owens
- Henry VIII
- Jamie Fuller
- John Christie
- Jon Schaffer
- Jonathan Munafo
- Kanye West
- Kendall Francois
- Kyle Chapman
- Landon Copeland
- Leah Walden
- Lee Mouat
- Lionel Tate
- Liu Hongwen
- Liu Zhigang
- Logan Barnhart
- Maria Fritzl
- Mark David Chapman
- Mark Goudeau
- Nick Fuentes
- Nikolas Cruz
- Peter Sutcliffe
- Robert Palmer
- Rodney Alcala
- Ryan Samsel
- Shebule Jackson
- Sophia Rosing
- Timothy Crump
- Valerie Solanas
- Zachary Jordan Alam