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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 line chart above illustrates how the rates of three different types of crime changed over a nine-year period, from 2003 to 2012, in Newport city center.
The graph outlines the rates of burglary, which decreased significantly during the analyzed period. In contrast, the rates of car theft and robbery both experienced only slight changes over the years.
Although the number of robberies appeared relatively stable from 2003 to 2012, showing only minor reductions and increases, it is clear that burglary rates dropped dramatically in 2008, hitting the lowest number of incidents recorded during the analyzed period. Additionally, the rates of car theft also fluctuated; however, these changes were nowhere near as drastic as those of burglary. In 2006, car theft incidents reached nearly 2,000, the lowest number recorded for this crime in the chart, but they increased again in the following years, returning to almost their initial number by 2012.
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