(extortion - the obtaining of property from another induced by wrongful use of actual or threatened force or violence)
"The kidnappers tried to extort money from the victim's family."
"Police may not extort or coerce a confession to a crime."
Extort vast sums of money both before and after the hazardous journeys they arrange.
to obtain by threat or violence
the robber extorted the money from the cashier.
compel, coerce
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Extort is correct.
The man extorted the money by telling the citizens, "Dont move, and nobody gets hurt."
To 'rip off money' is to rob, to steal, to extort.
Demanding money while threatening legal action can be considered an act of extortion. Extortion and bribery are often the same crime when it involves the awarding of government contracts.
The mobsters were found guilty of money laundering and extortion. If you are talking about the penalty, it is usually 1 year in prison but could differ depending on the extent of extortion. (Extortion is an unlawful attempt to collect money) Notice how i said attempt because the money doesn't even have to be collected to be considered extortion.
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