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 graph and pie chart depict the

number

of

crime

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crimes

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(in tens of thousands)

according to

the

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age

and the proportion of four types of

crime

in the UK

last

year

Overall

, the highest

number

of

crimes

committed

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were committed

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by people aged 12 to 28, and violent

crime

was the most frequent type of all.

According to

the graph, no

crimes

committed

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were committed

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at

the

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an

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early

age

until 12 years old with around 5.

however

, the figure surged reaching 70

crimes

for people aged 16.

Then

, the

number

peaked at 80, which means those

in

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aged

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age

20 committed the most

crimes

last

12 months. From

age

28 afterwards, the

number

of

crimes

dropped gradually from 20 to approximately 5. The type of

crime

with the most contribution to the pie was violent

crime

with almost half, followed by property

crime

at approximately a quarter. The remaining portions were drug

crime

, with a slight 1% difference with property

crime

, and public order

crime

as the

least

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last

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one with nearly one-tenth of the whole pie.