If it's not a crime, it's the media coverage that was given to his protest. A study conducted in the 1980s and repeated in the early 2000s shows that people who watch a lot of television have a higher rate of fear of the environment than those who watch less television. A petty worldview develops from the violent and dangerous images broadcast on television. Viewers are likely at risk of being shot, sexually assaulted, and even killed. Another factor that plays a role in fear of crime is the location in which the person lives. If this person lives in a highly induced crime area, the fear will be higher than that of someone not living in a crime area. There are also other factors that play into the fear expressed by the media, this would be experience, and for example if a person emotionally connected to a television show because of a similar experience. Another factor would be demographics; Researchers found that fear of crime and the media was high and came primarily from whites, women and older adults. Concern about youth and the nature of media dates back to Greek and Roman times, with plays and poetry believed to have had an impact on youth.