The mix graphs give information about The percentage of people arrested from 1990 until 1994

The pie chart compares the percentages of

males

and

females

who were arrested between 1990 and 1994,

while

the bar graph illustrates the main reasons for recent arrests.

Overall

, the proportion of male arrestees was significantly higher than that of

females

within the given time period.

Furthermore

,

drinking

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driving was cited as the reason for being under arrest in most cases for both

males

and

females

, which was

also

the category where

females

outnumbered

males

by far. Regarding arrest percentages, nearly a third of men were arrested from 1990 to 1994, which was more than triple the figure for women, who accounted for 9%. The remainder of individuals in both demographics were not subject to being arrested. The reasons for being arrested vary from cases as serious as assault to less minor offences like jaywalking.

However

, by far the most common reason for arrest was

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driving, affecting both genders largely.

This

case accounted for virtually a third for

males

and well under two-fifths for women.

In contrast

, the proportion of arrests on grounds of speeding was about twice as high for

males

as it was for

females

, at just over 25%.

Males

who were arrested for breaking and entering and jaywalking made up around 16% each as opposed to

females

who comprised around 10% and 15%, respectively. More

females

than

males

were brought in by the police for assault, constituting just under a fifth and about 16%,

while

petty theft was less common, making up 15% or less, and around 5% of respondents did not respond.