Because robbery is threatened by violence or other methods, drugs here are other methods, and suppressing the victims makes them unable to resist. At the same time, it violates the victim's personal, freedom and property rights, so it is robbery. But the robbery should be carried out on the premise that the victim is at home, so it should be an ordinary robbery.
The second one ... because we all talk about crime with punishment, I also think it is endangering public safety. . . . .
If it doesn't endanger public safety. . . Probably not for the unspecified majority, but for a bus driver. . .