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The image is a line chart titled "IELTS Essay: Crime in the City Center" showing changes in three different areas of crime in New Port city center from 2003 to 2012. Three crime categories are displayed: Burglary, Car theft, and Robbery (theft from the person), with data points for each year from 2003 to 2012. Burglary starts at roughly 3750 incidents in 2003, decreasing to about 3500 in 2004, rising to almost 3750 in 2005, then decreasing steadily to around 600 in 2012. Car theft starts at 3500 incidents in 2003, decreases to roughly 3000 in 2004, fluctuates close to 2750 from 2005 to 2007, rises slightly to 3000 in 2008, then falls steadily to around 1500 in 2012. Robbery (theft from the person) begins at just below 1000 incidents in 2003, remains stable until a rise to approximately 1200 in 2006, then falls steadily to around 200 in 2012. The horizontal axis denotes the years, with specific years marked as 2003 through 2012, while the vertical axis documents the number of incidents from 0 to 4000 in increments of 500.
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The line graph below demonstrates the trends in three different types of crime in the centre of New Port between 2003 and 2012.
Overall, burglary experienced the most significant change during the period, with a sharp increase followed by a steep decline. In contrast, car theft and robbery showed more gradual trends.
In 2003, burglary was the most common crime, with around 3,500 reported incidents. This number peaked at approximately 3,750 in 2004 before undergoing a steady decline over the next several years. By 2008, the figure dropped to about 1,500 incidents and fluctuated slightly before stabilizing at around 1,100 incidents by 2012, making it the least common crime by the end of the period.
In contrast, there were about 2,800 car theft cases in 2003. Before reaching almost 2,000 instances in 2006, the figures showed a little decline. After this, car theft incidences steadily rose until they reached about 2,700 by 2012, making it the most common crime at the end of that time period. Beginning with about 500 occurrences in 2003, robbery was the least frequent crime throughout this period. Robberies fluctuated a bit, being mostly constant between 500 and 1,000 incidents, with a small increase at the end of the period .
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