The line graph below shows the relationship between age and crime in the UK in the last year. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. You should write at least 150 words.

The line chart demonstrates the data regarding the correlation between

age

and

crime

in the

UK

last

year,

while

the pie chart conveys which classification of

crime

happened in the

UK

in the same period. In general, the most prominent feature was that the relationship between

age

and

crime

rate in the

UK

experienced fluctuating tendencies over the period given, and young adults aged 20 had the highest number of criminals.

Furthermore

, the most significant type of

crime

that happened in the

UK

was violent

crime

,

while

public order

crime

was classified as having the lowest rate of

crime

in the

UK

.

To begin

, there were no

cases

of

crime

reported in children from 0 to 8

years

of

age

. The crimes started to increase between the ages of 8 and 12, still accounting for under 10

cases

.

By contrast

, the number of crimes has increased sharply among teenagers, from 12 to 16

years

old to 70

cases

.

Likewise

, the

crime

rates reached a peak at 80

cases

by young adults aged 20

years

old before decreasing extremely in the next category of

age

above 20 to 28

years

old, to 20

cases

.

Subsequently

, the number of

cases

keeps declining gradually for the infants to

elderly

Add an article

the elderly

an elderly

show examples

category from the

age

of 32 to 60, witnessed at under 20 until 0

cases

in the end. With regards to the kinds of

crime

in the

UK

, violent

crime

amounted to almost half of the total

cases

, at 46%. Property

crime

was next on the list at 23%, making it slightly more popular than drug

crime

at 22%.

Moreover

, at the bottom of the list was public order

crime

, which only accounted for almost a tenth of total

crime

rates, at 9%.