The line graph and pie chart below show information on crime in the UK for the last year.

The line graph provides the evaluation of similarities between age and

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during the previous year,

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the pie chart given illustrates different categories of

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in the UK for the same time period.

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, the most notable data is that a significantly higher number of crimes was indicated among younger generations, approximately from 12 to 28 years old, and the dominant category in the types of

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was violent

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. In the UK, the largest share of the

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rate was the most significant in

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20-year-old group, accounting for 80 crimes a year. Once the trend has reached a peak, there can be seen a downward tendency, leading to a sharp decline. From the age of about 22 to 28 years old, the

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rates fell sharply to 20 incidents.

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figure is considerably higher compared to incidents among older people, and after the age of 28, the

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rates decrease moderately. The large majority of crimes were particularly violent, amounting to 46%.

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, the public order

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category appears to be the least considerable, which stands at 9%. The other two segments show more parity. In both drug and property

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, the proportion accounted for a relatively small share, at 22% and 23% respectively.