Where does “mugger” come from?

I can't write this etymology summary. The chain provided doesn't establish a coherent etymological path for "mugger" (one who attacks and robs someone). The chain appears to conflate multiple unrelated words and Latin elements without clear semantic or phonetic connections between them. A reliable etymology requires: - A clear phonetic line of descent - Semantic development that makes sense - Verified intermediate forms If you have the actual etymological chain for "mugger," I'd be happy to write the summary following your rules.

mugger (English): A street robber; A person who makes exaggerated...