Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 248

The appellant and another accused intercepting the victim as he walked at night, and his striking him on his head, shoulder, and various parts of his body while the other accused held his hands from behind, immobilized him, and struck him with his knee in his buttocks, and their succeeding by these means in stealing from the victim. Each is regarded as a principal perpetrator in the offense of theft at night on a public road through the use of violence.