Someone was drying bacon on the windowsill and it was stolen. The thief was poisoned by eating meat, and it was deliberately poisoned. What will the person who does the meat judge?

There was a case before. . . An old man's house was stolen and the thief drank his wine. He was so angry that he put a bottle of good wine in a conspicuous place and poisoned it. When another thief came in to steal money, he was poisoned after drinking. . . . . . . Crime of poisoning the elderly (real case)

What you said. . . . In reality, bacon is not poisonous, but poisoned. If someone dies, the poisoner must explain why he poisoned. . . . If there is no legitimate reason, it is poison infiltration, even if there is a legitimate reason, it is also improper storage of dangerous goods. . . . You will go to jail and lose money.