Cameron is an accountant in the accounting department of Data Analytics Company. When Cameron's son's college tuition payment was coming due in a matter of a few months, Cameron realized he would not have enough money in his personal account to pay the bill on time. Cameron came up with a solution--"borrow" the money from Data Analytics and repay it within two months. So, to meet the due date, in three separate, small transactions Cameron transferred funds from Data Analytics to a fictitious bank account, unquestionably planning to fully repay the firm within one month. A couple weeks later, before the Cameron has been able to fully repay the firm, an auditor discovered the series of transfers by an outside reviewer and traced them to Cameron. (At that point, Cameron is likely [ Select ] .) After being identified, Cameron was fired and then immediately arrested and most likely charged with [ Select ] , which is a classic example of a [ Select ] crime. While the criminal prosecution was pending, Data Analytics initiated a civil lawsuit against Cameron, which would most likely allege that, by transferring the funds, Cameron committed the tort of [ Select ]