In recent years, the Decentralized Finance (DeFi) ecosystem has experienced over $10 billion in direct losses due to crime events. Beyond these immediate losses, such events often trigger broader market reactions, including price declines, trading volume shifts, and market capitalization reductions. Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs), which govern DeFi applications, issue governance assets similar to corporate shares. They are tradable on exchanges and used for decision-making through voting. Given the transparency of DeFi transactions, the indirect economic impact of crime events on DAOs can be measured at a granular level. Our study provides valuable insights into how crime events shape market dynamics and affect DAOs.