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 represents the correlation between the number of breaches of laws with
age
and the pie chart illustrates the percentages of the different types of Use synonyms
crimes
.in the UK in the previous year.
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Overall
, it is interesting to note that the number of criminal incidents increased from teenagers to the early twenties and most of the offences were reported as violent cases.
Looking into details, none of the incidents were recorded until the Linking Words
age
of 8 years. Use synonyms
However
, with the increase in Linking Words
age
from 12 , the crime rate rocketed and had its peak at 80,000 Use synonyms
crimes
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of 20 years. Afterwards, with maturity, the trend decreased drastically reaching a 20000 violent rate among people with 28 years old. Use synonyms
Finally
, when it came to the late 50s Linking Words
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amount experienced a steady decrease and became stable at around 8000 murders.
Moving onto the crime types, the majority of the offences were violent category with 46 per cent which is double the number of property Linking Words
crimes
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Nevertheless
, drug-related cruelties are Linking Words
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almost closer to land disputes. But the least proportion was reported as public order Linking Words
crimes
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