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 depicts the crime rates in different

age

groups, among the British population. The pie chart

further

projects a

break down

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breakdown

show examples

of four types of criminal offences: violent, property, drug or public order

crimes

, in the past year.

Overall

, young adults seem to be most frequently involved in illegal activities.

Additionally

, violence being one of the major contributors, is closely followed by drug and property crime. The beginning of committing offences is recorded starting at the

age

of 8-12-year-olds, with below 50

thousand

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50,000

crimes

, in lower

age

groups no

cases

were present.

This

skyrocketed to as many as 800

thousand

crimes

among 20-year-old citizens. An approximate total of 2.1 million criminal

cases

were registered, prosecuting people between the ages of 16 and 24. These figures dramatically fell for the population older than 28 years, to only 200

thousand

cases

; continued

this

pattern and tapered down till the

age

of 60 to under 100

thousand

cases

. Moving on to the pie chart,

it is clear that

violent

crimes

are almost 50% of all reported

cases

.

Although

criminals arrested for illegal drugs and property scams are about the same, at 22%. Public misdemeanour makes up less than 10% of all activities.