The phrase "and assaulted in the" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing incidents of violence or aggression, typically in legal or news reporting.
Example: "The victim reported that they were attacked and assaulted in the alley behind the bar."
Alternatives: "and attacked in the" or "and harmed in the".
Kidd has been abused and assaulted in the street which had exacerbated mental health concerns since entering her pleas, Ms Scott-Beckett said.
After a disastrous trip to Thailand last year in which he was robbed and assaulted in the shower, he was forced to take a desk job for a couple of months to stay afloat.
I ended up in Oslo and got mugged and assaulted in the bus station by the security guards.
Children were attacked at school, men and women were harassed and assaulted in the streets, and some men wearing turbans were killed.
But the new clubs had long lines, lousy music, and were generally unsafe for women and LGBT individuals, who were regularly accosted and assaulted in the venues and surrounding streets.
Despite the large number of people in our study who had been harassed and assaulted in the field, very few people in our study reported these incidences, in large part because they knew of no way to do so in the context of the field site, removed as it is from campus or HR departments.
The Tanzanian student was apparently pulled from her car, stripped and sexually assaulted in the city of Bangalore on Sunday night, authorities said.
Most frequently assaults were tied in with the Top of the Pops and Jim'll Fix It shows, and most victims were assaulted in the 1970s.
The lifetime prevalence of experiencing physical violence from a current or ex-husband or boyfriend was 24.6%, and 9.5% had been assaulted in the previous year.
Nine days later he was assaulted in the street and beaten up.
The lawsuit was filed last month by Tamara Green, who said Cosby drugged and assaulted her in the 1970s.
