The diagram illustrates the number of arrested boys and girls in the UK over the past 5 years,
while
the accompanying bar chart delineates the reasons behind these arrests
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Overall
, we can see that a significantly higher percentage of men were arrested compared to girls during Linking Words
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Subsequently
, despite variations in other categories, public intoxication was the primary cause of arrest for both genders
Start from the pie chart in detail, men were far more arrested than mothers. Nearly a third of males experienced an arrest, leaving 68% who were not. Linking Words
Conversely
, females had only a small number, at exaclty 9%, who were arrested, with the vast (91%) majority avoiding any arrest
Turning to the causes for these apprehensions, public intoxication stood out as the leading offence, representing roughly 31% of male detentions and an even higher figure of nearly 38% for females. Following drink driving most common reason for boys was over 20%, Linking Words
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for girls, it was assault at just under 20%. Interestingly, males had a higher proportion of arrests for breaking and entering , around 18% , compared to mothers, approximately 12%. Meanwhile, thefts were relatively low and comparable for both genders between 12% and 15% , as were the arrests categorised as other , which had a higher amount for both demoghrapics almost 20%Linking Words