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. You should write at least 150 words.

The line graph and pie chart give information about the relationship between age and crime

as well as

the types of crimes in the UK in the

last

year.

Overall

, the line graph illustrates that the frequencies of committing crimes were found more in the young communities compared to the aged ones. There were four types of illegal acts including violent misconduct, property, drug, and public order crime. Among these violent acts were the most common

whereas

the levels of property and drug violence were close to each other. From the first figure,

it is clear that

the utmost offence was done by the population aged from 12 to 24, especially eighty thousand people of age 20 who were the highest number who involved themselves in committing misdeed. The rate of infringement was in a decreasing trend

while

the age was increasing with the X-axis.

Additionally

, in the pie chart, 46 per

cent

of unlawful acts were done by violation

whereas

only 9 per

cent

of people were involved in public order crimes. Since the rates were 22 per

cent

and 23 per

cent

for drug and property violations respectively, the intensity was almost the same.