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The image presents a line graph detailing the number of incidents for burglary, car theft, and robbery in New Port city center from 2003 to 2012. In 2003: Burglary ~3,600, Car theft ~2,800, Robbery ~600. In 2004: Burglary ~3,700, Car theft ~2,700, Robbery ~900. In 2005: Burglary ~3,100, Car theft ~2,300, Robbery ~700. In 2006: Burglary ~2,400, Car theft ~2,200, Robbery ~700. In 2007: Burglary ~2,200, Car theft ~2,000, Robbery ~700. In 2008: Burglary ~1,800, Car theft ~2,100, Robbery ~600. In 2009: Burglary ~1,400, Car theft ~2,200, Robbery ~900. In 2010: Burglary ~1,400, Car theft ~2,100, Robbery ~600. In 2011: Burglary ~1,200, Car theft ~2,200, Robbery ~700. In 2012: Burglary ~1,200, Car theft ~2,500, Robbery ~700.
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The line graph shows the figures for burglary, car theft and robbery in Newport city between 2003 and 2012.
In general, burglary was the most common crime at the beginning of the period but declined over time. Car theft stayed fairly steady and finished as the highest category, while robbery remained the least common crime throughout.
Burglary reached its highest level in 2004 at about 3,700 cases. After that, it fell sharply until 2008, when it hit its lowest point. From then onwards, the figure changed very little and ended the period at around 1,500 cases.
Car theft started at nearly 2,800 cases in 2003. It dropped slightly in 2006 before increasing again over the following years. By 2012, it had become the most common crime, with close to 2,800 cases.
Robbery had the lowest figures during the entire period. It increased slightly in 2005 but then fell again. For the rest of the period, the figure changed only a little and ended at around 500 cases.
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