My brother threw 40 pounds of tables and chairs on the 23rd floor and injured the old man. My sister threw the pot at the child. What punishment will the man face?

Now many residential areas have higher floors and more people live there. In this case, we should be more strict with our words and deeds and be civilized people. Enhance their moral awareness and legal concept, and maintain a good living environment and order in the community. The man threw a projectile at the old man from such a high floor. This kind of behavior is very dangerous, endangering the safety of others and will be severely punished by law.

First, throwing objects at high altitude is very dangerous and affects public safety. It is not only an uncivilized behavior, but also a violation of the law. Sometimes it is very heartbreaking to see or hear people throwing objects at high altitude on the news, causing casualties to others. When we live in a community, we should enjoy a safe and orderly living environment. If someone doesn't abide by public morality or does something dangerous, we will be on tenterhooks, especially when passing downstairs, and we will feel a little nervous. A good living environment needs common maintenance. You can't do anything special because of your emotions or impulses. You are responsible for the safety of others and yourself. If you do something dangerous, you may be punished by law.

Second, we often see some publicity slogans about public safety, advocating that we should pay attention to our words and deeds, behave in a civilized manner, and abide by public safety and morality. Especially in public, you should think twice before you do anything. Deal with problems calmly. Don't offend the interests of others because of your own impulse, let alone endanger the safety of others.

Third, the man in this incident will be dealt with accordingly, because he endangered the safety of others. As an adult, you should have a legal concept and abide by the law. Be sensible and restrained in every move, and think more of others before doing things.

If each of us can think for everyone and consciously maintain public order, then we will enjoy more safety and comfort when living in public places or communities.