Aggravated Assault Upon a person less than 11 yrs old (F) is defined as a person 18 or older committing Assault 3 (M) upon a person less than 11 years old.

• A. A Person 18 Or Older Commits Assault 3 (M) Upon A Person Less Than 11 Years Old.
• B. A Minor commits Assault 3 (M) on another minor.
• C. A person 21 commits Assault 2.
• D. A person 18 or older commits theft on a minor.

Answer: (A)

The key idea is age-based enhancement for aggravated assault on a very young child: it applies when an adult (18 or older) commits Assault 3 against a victim under 11. The statement that matches this exactly—an adult performing Assault 3 on a person less than 11 years old—fits the definition perfectly. The other options miss one or more pieces: a minor attacker isn’t covered by this rule; Assault 2 is a different charge and wouldn’t be paired with a victim under 11 in this context; and theft on a minor isn’t an assault at all.