On January 7, 2019, a man in Ontario was convicted of possession of stolen property and fraud over $5,000. The man had been found to have stolen a car from a parking lot, and had then used the car to commit various fraudulent activities. The man was sentenced to jail time and a fine. Which category do you believe this crime would fit into (crimes against a person, property, or victimless crimes)? Explain your answer. This crime would fit into the category of crimes against property, as the man was found to have stolen a car from a parking lot. Using the social sciences lenses in Unit 1, Activity 1, view this crime through the eyes of one of these disciplines. Why would these social scientists be interested in this crime? What questions might they ask to better understand the situation? Anthropologists may be interested in this crime because it is an example of how societal norms and values can lead to criminal behavior. They may ask questions about the social context in which the crime took place and how this influenced the man's decision to commit the crime.