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The image depicts a line chart displaying the changing rates of crime in Newport city center's inner city from 2003 to 2012. Burglary, represented by a solid blue line, peaked at 3,500 incidents in 2003 and steadily declined to 2,000 by 2012. Car theft, shown by a red dashed line, started at 3,500 incidents in 2003, decreased to 1,500 in 2008, and slightly rose to 1,750 by 2012. Robbery (theft from the person), illustrated with a green dotted line, had the lowest rates, ranging between 500 and 200 incidents throughout the years.
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The chart illustrates the shifts in three distinct types of crime in the Newport city center between 2003 and 2012.
Overall, burglary was the most frequent crime at the start, but by the end, car theft became the most common, while robbery remained the least frequent.
In 2003, burglary rates began at around 3,500 annually, rising to 3,750 the following year. However, the numbers then dropped sharply to 1,100 by 2008 and stayed roughly the same until the end of the period. In contrast, car theft started at about 2,800 in 2003, fell to 2,000 by 2006, and then increased with slight fluctuations, reaching 2,750 by 2012.
Robbery was the least reported crime. In 2003, records indicate just over 500 robberies , with figures staying under 1,000 throughout the timeframe, concluding at 750 in 2012.
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