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 line graph and pie charts illustrate the distribution of the

crimes

by type and

age

of people who committed illegal acts in the United Kingdom in the

last

year. The main fact that stands out is that the most amount of violations were committed by people between 16 and 28

years

old. Violent

crimes

were almost half of the total amount per year. Teenagers by the

age

of 12 were involved in 5000 cases. Young people of 16 and 20

years

old were responsible for 70 and 80 thousands of illegal activities respectively. The trend started going down afterwards and 60000 violations were committed by

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24-year-olds

years

old. The number significantly dropped down to 20000 by the

age

of 28

years

and consistently reduced with

age

. The distribution by types of crime exhibits that almost half of

crimes

were violent. Property and drug

crimes

were 2 times less compared to violent, 23% and 22% respectively. Public order offences were the least in numbers, 9% only.