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The image shows a graph of the changing rates of crime in the inner city from 2003 to 2012, with the number of incidents on the y-axis ranging from 0 to 4000, and the years on the x-axis from 2003 to 2012. Three types of crime are represented: burglary (solid blue line) decreases from around 3500 incidents in 2003 to around 2000 incidents in 2012; car theft (dotted red line) decreases from around 2500 incidents in 2003 to around 1500 incidents in 2012; robbery (theft from the person) (dashed green line) remains relatively stable with a slight increase, starting and ending at around 500 incidents.
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The line graph shows variation in the three categories of crime in the center of Manchester city over the time period of 2003 to 2012.
Overall, there has been a rise in the cases of car theft by the end of time while robbery maintained its lowest number without any large changes. However, burglary cases which were initially the highest, reduced dramatically to become the second most common crime
In 2003, car theft cases were approximately 2200 per year. These numbers show minor fluctuations up until 2008, where the incident reports took a rise to reach the peak of around 2700 cases annum by 2012.
The cases of burglary started off with the count of around 3500 per year which had a sharp rise in the following year. Then onwards, there was a constant decrease it the count. By 2007, burglary was no longer the most common crime after which the number of cases stayed close to 1500 per year till 2012
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