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 The Relationship Between Age and Crime, last year Types of Property Crime in the UK, last year

The line graph above illustrates the relation between various ranges of age and their rates for

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in the United Kingdom.

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, the pie chart presents the

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for four different types of

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.

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, the graph shows that people aged between 16 to 24 were the most likely to commit a

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in the

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year.

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, the most common type of

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is violent

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. To start with, those aged around 0 to 8 were unlikely to commit any

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. The line graph started to show rapid growth at 12 years old

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and reached its peak at 20 years old at around 80 thousand

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.

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, the trend for

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rates has declined in the older age. People in the UK with ages above 48

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of

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below 10 thousand. In terms of their types of

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, most criminals in the UK were not interested in public order

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, making it the lowest

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at approximately 9 per

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. The highest

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of

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goes to violent

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at 46 per

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. Followed by property-related

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at 23 per

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, the third place was held by those who committed a

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related to drugs at 22 per

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