When a person in his or her private capacity and not as a public official uses written or oral threats of force or fright and demands money or property to which he or she is not entitled, the crime committed is:
When a person in his or her private capacity and not as a public official uses written or oral threats of force or fright and demands money or property to which he or she is not entitled, the crime committed is:
When a person uses written or oral threats of force or fright and demands money or property to which he or she is not entitled, the crime committed is commonly referred to as blackmail. Blackmail involves using intimidation or threat to extort money or property from someone, which aligns closely with the given description.
The crime committed here will be extortion
Blackmail does not seem to be the correct answer.
Blackmail involves the threat to reveal, report to cause harm injury or embarassment
Extortion is more appropriate.