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 chart and graph chart illustrate the data on

crime

in the UK

last

year breaking down by

age

groups

and types. Nearly half of the

crimes

in the UK

last

year belong to violent

crimes

. Property

crime

and drug-related

crime

rank second and third at 23% and 22% respectively. Just below one-tenth of the

crimes

are public order violations. There are discrepancies in the rate of

crime

by

age

groups

Fix the agreement mistake

group

show examples

. The

crime

rates

in children aged 8 and under are negligible. The

crime

rate started at 5

crimes

per ten thousand in the population

age

12. The

age

groups

that

crime

rates

are significantly higher than the others are 16, 20, and 24 years at 70, 80, and 60

crimes

per ten thousand citizens. These

rates

are much decreased in adults who are 24 and older. At the

age

of 24,

crime

rates

are only one-third of the previous category at just 20 per ten thousand. These trends gradually decline over

age

until the

age

of 44, when the

rates

of

crimes

level off at just below 10% towards older

age

groups

. Violent

crime

is the most prevalent type of

crime

in the UK. The population

that is

most responsible for these

crimes

are the ones in their teenage years and early twenties.