The pie chart shows the percentage of males and females arrested in the UK from 2015- 2020 and the bar chart shows the reasons for these people's arrest. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The pie charts illustrate the proportion of people arrested in the UK by gender between 2015 and 2020 and the bar graph demonstrates the different categories for their arrests.

Overall

, a larger share of males were arrested than females and public intoxication was the most common reason for both sexes. Starting with males, their rates of arrests accounted for 32% and 68% of them were not taken by police. Looking at the bar chart, public intoxication was by far the most common crime with slightly above 30%, followed by drunk driving with just over 20%.

In addition

, the proportions of both breaking and entering and other were below 20%, which were a little higher than those of assault and theft with approximately 15%. Turning to females, only 9% of them were arrested and 91% of them had no experience of being captured by authority. Like men, women

also

had the largest percentage of drunk and disorderly with nearly 40%. Regarding acts of violence and others, they were just under 20%.

Furthermore

, the rates of drunk driving, burglary and stealing were even lower, ranging from about 12% to 14%.