The line graph illustrates three different kinds of crimes that occurred in Newport City center between 2003 and 2012.
The line graph shows the number of crime
cases
in Newport City Center between 2003 and 2012. The crimes are divided into three
categories, namely burglary
, car
theft
, and robbery
.
Overall
, it can be seen that those three
categories experienced different trends over the period. Firstly
, burglary
cases
plummeted over the years. Meanwhile, the car
theft
category fell steadily and the robbery
trend remained constant.
To begin
, burglary
became the most frequent incident in the Newport City Center with a starting point of approximately 3400 incidents, followed by car
theft
with around 2700 cases
. In addition
, the burglary
cases
reached their peak in 2004 with around 3300 but decreased significantly until 2008 with 1200 in numbers. On the other hand
, the car
theft
started at 2700 cases
in 2003. However
, its trend remained stable for the first three
years but fell in 2006 to almost 2000 cases
. For the last
five years, the car
theft
rate was higher than the burglary
incidents.
On the contrary
, the robbery
cases
stayed unchanged over the period and became the lowest number of crimes across the three
categories. Stood at 600, the robbery
cases
experienced a fluctuative trend but not that significant. Moreover
, this
category ended up in
a similar point in 2012 with only 600 Change preposition
at
cases
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