Answer: See explanation
Explanation:
Property crime is a form of crime, that has to do with private property, and it includes crime such as arson, burglary, shoplifting, theft, larceny, vandalism, motor vehicle theft, and shoplifting. It is a crime whereby an individual wants to obtain property or money that doesn't belong to him or her.
I believe that my likelihood to be a property crime victim is small. This is due to the fact that I live outside a small community. I believe for there to be an increase for one to be a property crime victim, one has to go to a community that has more violence and crime. For example going to a community whereby the police interference in such area is small or a community that is poor will increase ones risk.
Answer:
Personally, the likelihood I would be subjected to property crime is little to none. This is due to the fact that I live outside a very small community. Not only that, but the majority of my town is elder. Thus, it is very unlikely that I would be subjected to property crime. If I was in a more populated area, with easier access, I would be more susceptible to property crime.
