The charts below shows male and female arrested over the 5 years and the reason for most recent arrests. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The pie chart presented depicts the proportion of the population detained by gender throughout a period of 5 years,

while

the bar chart provides the reasons for these arrests. At first glance,

it is clear that

men were more likely to be arrested than women.

In contrast

, it turns out to be a wider proportion of females arrested for drinking in public when compared to men,

as well as

assault. Males accounted for the largest proportion of detentions among genders, figuring 32 % of them,

while

women described only 9%. Public drinking showed the highest arrest rate, showing 30% of males and over 37% of females.

Following

this

, drunk driving depicted the second largest arrests for males, illustrating 30% of detentions. Despite these two illicit activities, there were not any other arrests accounting for those figures, being assault the next most repeated, with over 20% of females. Other detentions described a less noticeable variation among genders.