Group 4

MIKE
MARINEL SAMANTHA ITO
CELLONA
ADLAWON

YEA CHIEN SHEILA MAE HADASSAH

MALBACIAS SEBIAL HOMOC
 In this report we
can learn:
What is extortion all about?
What are the different types
of extortion?
How can we prevent extortion
from happening?
Who are the people that can
help us against extortion?
 EXTORTION IS THE WRONGFUL USE OF ACTUAL
OR THREATENED FORCE, VIOLENCE, OR
INTIMIDATION TO GAIN MONEY OR PROPERTY
FROM AN INDIVIDUAL OR ENTITY. EXTORTION
GENERALLY INVOLVES A THREAT BEING MADE
TO THE VICTIM’S PERSON OR PROPERTY, OR TO
THEIR FAMILY OR FRIENDS.

WHILE THE THREAT OF VIOLENCE OR

PROPERTY DAMAGE IS COMMONPLACE IN
EXTORTION, IT CAN ALSO INVOLVE
REPUTATIONAL HARM OR UNFAVORABLE
GOVERNMENT ACTION.
 ASSAULT ROBBERY CYBERCRIME
One type of The property is taken A broad area of online and
computer-related crime is
Extortion is Assault, against the will and
known as "cyber extortion."
another typical threat without the consent As the word implies,
is that a member of of the victim, while in criminals use threats and
the family will be extortion the victim other forms of coercion to
compel individuals and
assaulted unless consents, although
organizations to hand over
money is paid. Both unwillingly, to money or sensitive data
such threats are surrender money or during the cyberattacks
actionable. property. included by this general
phrase.
 KIDNAPPING
Kidnapping is a criminal offense
consisting of the unlawful taking
and carrying away of a person by
force or fraud or the unlawful
seizure and detention of a person
against his will and the principal
motives for kidnapping are to
subject the victim to some form
of involuntary servitude and to
expose him/her to the
commission of some further
criminal act against his person or
to obtain ransom for his safe
release.
MONEY LAUNDERING
The act of hiding or masking
the sources of unlawfully
obtained revenues makes
them appear as though they
came from legitimate sources
is known as money
laundering. It typically occurs
in conjunction with other
significant offenses like drug
trafficking, robberies, or
extortion.
 HOW CAN WE PREVENT EXTORTION
FROM HAPPENING?
If you get an extortion call, hang up. If you get a message, don't
respond. Never forget the report the occurrence to the police, and
make further attempts to get in touch with the alleged victim. Do not
post personal information on social media that could be used by
crooks to misrepresent your identity to family members. Maintain a
private messaging system that is only accessible to family members
and can be used in an emergency to locate each individual. Always
give loved ones advance notice of your plans (along with a rough time
estimate) BEFORE leaving your home or place of business. Play
extortion scenarios with close friends and family members, including
children who answer the phone, to ensure that no one is too exposed
in the event of a real incident.