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 graph illustrates the number of

crimes

caused by

people

of different ages and the pie chart compares the proportion of four kinds of

crimes

that took place in the United Kingdom

last

year.

Overall

,

people

tended to commit more

crimes

from 12 and started to decline after they reached 20 years old when the most

crimes

were committed. Violent

crimes

were the most common

while

public order

crime

was the least. Starting with the line graph, no

crimes

were caused until

people

got 8 years old. As they turned 12, around 50,000

crimes

were committed, which significantly increased to 70,000 at the age of 16 and reached the highest at 80,000 when they became 20. After that,

however

, there was a severe drop to 20,000 as they became 28, from which the decline started to become more moderate,

finally

hitting the bottom at less than 10,000 when

people

became 60. Turning to the pie chart, violent

crime

accounts for the largest percentage with 46%.

In addition

, the rest is comprised of property

crime

and drug

crime

, which had almost equal rates at 23% and 22% respectively.

Furthermore

, only 9% of the

crimes

were in public order, making it the least major kind of

crime

committed in the United Kingdom

last

year.