the chart below shows the changes that took place in three different areas of crime in Newport city centre from 2003-2012. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
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The chart gives information about the types of crime practised in the city named Newport city centre from the year 2003- 2012.
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The city has been subject to many offences like burglary, car theft, and robbery ( theft from the person). In the year ,2003 burglary had its peak while
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by end of 2012 it was very rarely done by thieves and the highest is by car theft.
In early 2000, burglary was the major cause for the people ( 3500 incidents per annum) who came to the police stations.But later on, with increased awareness and security system , there was a steep decrease .Regarding ,robbery the rate has been nearly steady over the years as very few (less than 1000 cases) are filed as a complaint.
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the number of car thefts reported decreased gradually in the year 2004, surprisingly, there was a slow rise making it the most popular act by thieves.In conclusion, the most practised mischief by criminals varied Remove the comma
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