What roles did each person play in this assault

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Question: Gary, Betty and Kyle decide to beat up a policeman who is on foot patrol. Gary punches the policeman while Betty acts as a lookout. Kyle stands back and shouts encouragement to Gary such as "hit him, kick him", etc. What roles did each person play in this assault?

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