“Evidence that defendant observed victim walking alone late at night carrying her pocketbook openly, offered to drive her home, then drove her to isolated location where he violently assaulted her and forced her to flee was sufficient to support finding that defendant had formed requisite intent to commit larceny prior to or contemporaneous with his design to assault victim, as required to support conviction for grand larceny from the person.” Saunders v. Com. 18 Va.App. 825, 447 S.E.2d 526 Va.App., (1994).
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