Rural crime refers to criminal activities that occur in rural areas, which are typically characterized by lower population densities and more open spaces compared to urban settings. This type of crime can encompass a variety of offenses, including theft, burglary, vandalism, and assaults, often targeting agricultural properties, farms, and remote households. Factors contributing to rural crime include economic challenges, limited law enforcement resources, and the perceived isolation of rural communities, which can create opportunities for criminals. Rural crime can also have significant impacts on community safety, local economies, and the overall quality of life in these areas.