The line graph and pie chart below show information on crime in the UK for the last year. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The presented pictures depict a breakdown of

crime

-related data in the

UK

for the past year, specified by

types

of

crime

and criminals'

age

. The line graph illustrates the correlation between

crime

and the

age

of offenders.

According to

the graph, the

age

at which people in the

UK

start to commit crimes is 8. There is a small increase from 0 to 50,000 people between ages 8 and 12, which dramatically rockets

afterward

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and reaches 700,000 at the

age

of 16. Most of the criminals, 800,000, are 20 years old as the

crime

rate peaks at

this

time. Between 20 and 28 years old, the

crime

rate is falling sharply and hits the number of 200,000. From 28 straight on, the number of

crime

-makers is decreasing steadily and stops at the level of a bit less than 100,000 by the

age

of 60. The pie chart gives information about the

crime

types

, the most popular of which is violet

crime

with 46%. Property and drug

types

are almost at the same level of popularity with 23% for the former and 22% for the latter. The least widespread kind is the public order

crime

, which takes only 9% of

overall

crimes committed in the

UK

during the

last

year. In conclusion, for the

last

year, the law was violated mostly by young

UK

citizens ages 12-28, with the highest number of 20-year-old offenders: 800,000. Talking about the

crime

types

, the violent

crime

type was the most committed with 46%.