Monica owned a restaurant, Daisy's Diner. Peter, a health inspector was in need of a new car. When he went to inspect Monica's restaurant and make sure it was in legal compliance with the health and safety laws, Peter commented that $$7,000$ would surely come in handy and help buy a car; he also informed Monica that he would need to return in two days. Two days later when Peter returned, Monica gave him an envelope containing $$8,000.$ She had secretly obtained the money from her basement, where she kept machinery for printing money. Peter approved the inspection for that month and informed Monica that she would need to give him $$1,000$ a month so that he would not write her up for any future violations on his monthly inspections. All of the white$-$collar crimes listed were committed in the scenario except for the crime of $\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.$Monica owned a restaurant, Daisy's Diner. Peter, a health inspector was in need of a new car. When he went to inspect Monica's restaurant and make sure it was in legal compliance with the health and safety laws, Peter commented that $$7,000$ would surely come in handy and help buy a car; he also informed Monica that he would need to return in two days. Two days later when Peter returned, Monica gave him an envelope containing $$8,000.$ She had secretly obtained the money from her basement, where she kept machinery for printing money. Peter approved the inspection for that month and informed Monica that she would need to give him $$1,000$ a month so that he would not write her up for any future violations on his monthly inspections. All of the white$-$collar crimes listed were committed in the scenario except for the crime of $\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.$perjuryextortioncounterfeitingbribery