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.

Contained in the pie chart and line graph is information pertaining to the UK's

crime

information

last

year.

Overall

, it can be seen that people aged 12 and 18 committed the most criminal activities compared to others.

Additionally

,

crime

related to violence was the dominant type of

crime

in the UK

while

the opposite was seen in public order

crime

. Beginning with the chart, it can be observed that the 0-8 age group committed no

crime

. The

crime

rate increased by 5% among people aged 12 before seeing a surge to 80% and reached its peak by 12-to-20-year-old individuals. After an increasing trend, the criminal rate

then

witnessed a drop to exactly 20% for people aged 20-28.

This

was followed by a slight decrease to around 5% and 20% by 20-60-year-old persons. The 64 age group had no data for

this

. Turning to the type of

crime

, violent

crime

dominated with 46%, below that was property

crime

and drug

crime

with 23% and 22%, respectively. With regards to public order

crime

, it is the least type of

crime

accounting for just 9%