The line graph and pie chart below show information on crime in the UK for the last year.

The line graph illustrates information about the relationship between

age

and

crime

in numbers,

while

the pie chart provides data on

crime

in percentage, including four types in the UK earlier year.

Overall

, teenagers were mostly active in committing crimes than children and old

age

people.

Similarly

, violent

crime

was the highest among other types of illegal activities. With regard to the line graph, the youth group between 12 and 24 were majorly active. At the adolescent

age

, the figure went up drastically and experienced a 70,000

crime

rate. The individuals who were 20 years hit a high of 80,000. It fell to 60,000 when their

age

was 24 and fell sharply when they turned 28. As their old

age

increased their number deteriorated.

However

, it remained constant during the maturity of 56 to 60 and ended up being the lowest of 10 thousand. Taking a close look at the chart, violent

crime

accounted for 46%, being the highest among the other three types. About a quarter, 23% and 22% were reported as property and drug misdeeds, respectively. Public order comprised only 9% of the whole chart