Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. The Relationship Between Age and Crime, last year Types of Property Crime in the UK, last year

The two diagrams present data regarding criminal activity in the UK during the past year. Specifically, the line chart demonstrates the frequency of criminal acts

according to

age,

whereas

the pie chart represents a distribution of various types of crimes. On the whole, one can observe that the majority of criminal offences are violent and predominantly perpetrated by younger individuals. Criminal behaviour commenced notably early, following the age of 8. The number of

such

crimes escalated significantly with age culminating in a peak of 800,000 felonies committed by those aged 20.

Subsequently

, the figure plummeted by 75% to 28, after which the rate gradually decreased. At 60, the crime rate was under 100,000. Concerning the types of unlawful activities, nearly fifty

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were violent offences,

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theft and burglary, alongside

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the illicit drug trade, accounted for comparable proportions at 23% and 22%, respectively. Merely 9% constituted public order offences.