The represented line graph demontrates three different types of crimes’ numbers realized between 2003 and 2012 in the city centre of New York.
Overall, as is seen, robbery and car theft had similar tendecies during the timeline whereas burglary experienced a decrease. In the second half of the period all three categories fluctuated.
Regarding the statistics, robbery remained steady at the end of the period at 600 incident levels with numerous fluctuations. Similarly, car based crimes did not have a remarkable change on the number of incidents. To be more specific, the amount dropped within a couple of thousands commencing from 2700 band and finishing just below 2500. Additionally, burglary started the first year with an upwards tendency reaching up to the peak which was 3700. However, in 2004 the amount plunged to 1700 levels at the end of the first half of the decade.
Moreover, the amount of thefts from the person was always the least one whereas burglary was the most common one until being surpassed by the car theft numbers in the middle of 2006.
