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The image shows a bar graph titled "Proportion of male and female arrests by offence type, 2008/09." Offence groups on the x-axis include "Violence against the person," "Robbery," "Burglary," "Theft and handling stolen goods," "Fraud and forgery," "Criminal damage," "Drug offences," and "Other offences." The y-axis indicates percentages. For "Violence against the person," males account for approximately 33%, females around 27%; "Robbery," males about 9%, females 2%; "Burglary," males 10%, females 2%; "Theft and handling stolen goods," males 22%, females 35%; "Fraud and forgery," males 4%, females 5%; "Criminal damage," males 15%, females 8%; "Drug offences," males 11%, females 5%; "Other offences," both males and females about 12%.
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The given bar charts clearly display information related to the proportion of arrests of the two sexes by various offense types during 2008 and 2009.
Overall, it is evident that several proportions, such as Violence against the person, Theft and handling stolen goods, and Fraud and forgery, are mainly led by women. While, in other data, males are at the top.
To begin with, the two largest sections are Violence against the person and Theft and handling stolen goods. In Violence against other individuals, both proportions almost reached 35%, and women obviously left men behind. The same situation occurred with Theft and handling stolen goods, where the male percentage dramatically fell behind and stuck at the 20% mark, while the female proportion crossed 30%.
The percentages of other offenses, such as Robbery, Burglary, Fraud and forgery, Criminal damage, and Drug offenses, were significantly smaller compared to the previous ones. Interestingly, the women’s percentage prevailed only in Fraud and forgery.
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