mugger¹

Yes, some will fairly argue that a mugger could have a gun and will kill you if put up a fight.

Amazingly, the mugger has actually been caught and the phone restored to its rightful owner.

Here I first became acquainted, with the mugger, or Indian crocodile.

Not that Walt was a mugger—as far as I know; but that's the pattern of the enclave.

That this was Sidhoo's mugger, there could be no doubt; for he was never seen or heard of in the neighborhood again.

The mugger turned grunting into the undergrowth as Krishna rose.

"That little white child which I did not get," said the mugger, with a deep sigh.

Now a mugger's sigh is the most suggestive sound in animal speech.

Said a boatman, 'Get axes and kill him, for he is the mugger of the ford.'

She loses her eyesight year by year, and cannot tell a log from me—the mugger of the Ghaut.