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Mugger jailed for squeezing disabled victim's testicles

A WOMAN who robbed a disabled man at a cash point while squeezing his testicles was jailed for four years today.

Natasha Dignum, 30, attacked the cerebral palsy sufferer in his mobility scooter just after he had withdrawn £60.

CCTV captured the moment the redhead leaned over him and grabbed his private parts before threatening him with a hypodermic needle and snatching the money.

The 35-year-old victim, from Stockport, told how Dignum approached him at the ATM, asking for a spare pound.

When he refused to give her any money she clutched his genitals and raided his pockets.

She told him: "I have a needle in my pocket and I will use it."

Groping

The man also revealed the assault on July 15 left him feeling "sexually violated".

In a statement he said: "I was unable to sleep in the same bed as my wife for three days afterwards. I just couldn't let my wife touch me. Even now our love life is non-existent.

Source: The Sun

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Mugger jailed for squeezing disabled victim's testicles

The Sun - Dec 31, 1969

Natasha Dignum, 30, attacked the cerebral palsy sufferer in his mobility scooter just after he had withdrawn £60. CCTV captured the moment the redhead leaned over him and grabbed his private parts before threatening him with a hypodermic needle and

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Irish Independent - Dec 31, 1969

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Vancouver Sun - Dec 31, 1969

The next one is going to be a mobility scooter because that is a big market and we're looking for an extremely cool design such as having solar panels built into the side to maintain a continuous charge. We're also set up for the next eBike step,