The line graph shows the changing rates in three kinds of incidents in New Port city between 2003 and 2012.
Overall, while the burglary rate witnessed a dramatic decline, those of car theft and robbery fluctuated slightly over the period, resulting in a general decrease in all incident rates in a country. It is also clear that robbery was the least common type of crime throughout the study period.
Focusing on the most common kind of crime rate, the figure for burglary stood at 3500 in 2003, followed by a staggering number (roughly 3750) in 2004, which was the highest number on the chart. Then, the rate had a notable decline with significant numbers (about 1500) by the end of the period.
When it comes to the remaining two crime rates, there was a mild fluctuations over a 9-year period with approximately 3000. Despite the rate of car theft staying at just 3000 in 2003, the figure took the lead, making it quite common incident by 2012. Similarly, the robbery rate adhered insignificant fluctuations (500) by 2011, after which there was a slight rise with just above 500, which was the lowest rates of incidents.