A Tianjin man brought his own flies to drink porridge and touch porcelain and was detained to claim compensation. How should his behavior be characterized in the law?

A Tianjin man who brought his own flies to drink porridge and touch porcelain was detained for claiming compensation. His behavior should be classified as extortion in the law. This man's behavior of extorting other people's property by illegal means will be classified as extortion based on the man's skillful extortion techniques and the degree of harm to society. I think businessmen who open restaurants often encounter this kind of problem. When someone took the dishes and chopsticks, he went to the front desk staff and told him that there was a foreign object in the food. Typically, hotel staff will apologize to guests and give them free meals. However, if a guest is suspected of intentionally putting foreign objects into the bowl and demands high compensation from the restaurant, the guest will face severe criminal penalties. < /p>

According to the police investigation, this man has committed blackmail many times. This man once blackmailed a tea shop, and after tasting the sweetness, he never looked back. When I went to this restaurant to eat, I secretly hid the flies in my sleeves. When no one else noticed anything unusual, he skillfully put the flies into the porridge. The man also pretended to be sick and vomiting, which is enough to show that this man is a repeat offender.

2. If a man illegally obtains other people’s property and asks for money from the store in an illegal way, will it be considered a crime of extortion under the law?

The man went to the store to negotiate the issue and demanded The store would pay 3,000 yuan in compensation so that the fact that there was a fly in the bowl would not be made public. What the man didn't expect was that the store had installed cameras in every corner of the store, which could clearly capture the man's movements. So the store chose to call the police, who arrested him and brought him to justice. The man also confessed to the matter and was charged with extortion. He will then face legal punishment of up to three years in prison and high fines.

So, do you think our country should severely punish those who illegally obtain other people’s property?