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The image shows a graph representing the changing rates of crime, specifically burglary, car theft, and robbery (theft from the person), in the inner city from 2003-2012. There are three lines on the graph: a solid line for burglary, a dashed line for car theft, and a dotted line for robbery. The y-axis represents the number of incidences, ranging from 0 to 4000, and the x-axis represents the years from 2003 to 2012. In 2003, burglary had the highest incidence at around 3400, followed by car theft at 2800, and robbery at 1000. By 2012, burglary had decreased to around 2000, car theft to 1600, and robbery to 800. Overall, the graph shows a decrease in all three types of crime over the ten-year period.
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The table chart illustrates about the changing rates of three type of crime in the inner city between 2003 to 2012.
Overall,burglary is significant decline over the period ,while cae theft remained relativaly stable with fluctuations.Robbery on the other hand,stayed consistenly low.
In 2003, burglary was the most common crime, with about 3,400 incidents. It rose to a peak of around 3,800 in 2004 before falling sharply to about 1,200 in 2008. After that, the figure increased slightly to roughly 1,500 in 2009, but then declined again, reaching around 1,100 by 2012.
Car theft started at nearly 2,800 cases in 2003 and maintained a fairly steady trend throughout the period. Although it fell to around 2,100 in 2006, it gradually increased again, reaching about 2,700 by 2012.
Robbery recorded the lowest figures, beginning at around 700 incidents in 2003. The number rose slightly to almost 900 in 2005, then fluctuated mildly before ending at about 700 again in 2012.
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