According to James Q. Wilson and George Kelling, which one of the following crimes would NOT be an immediate threat to their quality of life?

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According to Wilson and Kelling's theory of broken windows, immediate threats to quality of life are crimes that contribute to a sense of disorder and decay in a community, such as public drunkenness, drug dealing, and prostitution. While rape is certainly a serious crime, it is not necessarily related to the visible signs of disorder that broken windows theory seeks to address.