What was the writer going for with '酗逼'? Started reading this article this morning: 为抢红包，小伙跳楼威逼母亲买iPhone6s but couldn't get past the first word:


  酗逼母亲买6s，为此不惜以跳楼威胁。


[emphasis is my own]

酗逼 appears again in the following sentence:


  前几天媒体刚曝出马来西亚一女孩为买iPhone导致其母亲跪在大商场求其别买，没想到现在重庆也有一酗逼母亲买6s，因为他嫌iPhone4S抢红包速度太慢，无奈其母亲每月1000多元的退休金实在买不起，他就在家里闹着要跳楼，其父身在外地求助警察，后经警察劝解，他认识到自己错误，离开了要跳楼的窗台，主动向母亲道了歉，并保证以后不再作出这样冲动的举动。


I can't make heads nor tails of this word

A baidu search only gives the same article back for using the exact word 酗逼, everything else just returns things like 酗酒逼...

The article has nothing to do with liquor 酒 or the like.

I've got to guess it's a total mistake. Probably the author thought he was writing xiong bi and not xu bi anyway.


What was the writer going for with '酗逼'?
Literally, 酗 means drinking alcohol and getting drunk, 逼，force someone to do sth. I saw this word in some Classical Chinese text, but I don't think people use this word regularly. So, I suspect this could be typo.