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The image shows a line chart with the title "The changing rates of crime in the inner city from 2003-2012", illustrating the number of incidents of three crimes: burglary, car theft, and robbery (theft from the person). The x-axis represents years from 2003 to 2012, and the y-axis shows the number of incidents from 0 to 4000. In 2003, burglary had the highest number of incidents at approximately 3500, car theft at around 2500, and robbery at about 500. By 2012, burglary dropped to around 1500 incidents, car theft to 800, and robbery to about 1100. All three crimes show a declining trend over the 10-year period, with burglary having the steepest decline, car theft having a more gradual decline, and robbery having slight fluctuations but an overall downward trend.
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The following chart provides information about the changes that took place in Burglary, car theft, and robbery areas of crime in New Port city center from 2003 to 2012.
In 2003, burglary was the most common crime in New Port city with around 3500 crime rates. However, it experienced dramatic decrease, reaching to about 1500 crime rate by 2012. In 2003, crime of car theft in New Port city center was approximately 2800. Chart shows the up and down crime rates in between 2003-2012. For the over 3 years, it had slight decreased reached 2000 incidents in 2006. After that, it significantly increasing over the years and reached around 2800 crime rates.
Moreover, robbery although the least rates of crime in the inner city in 2003 was 500. By 2012 this crime rates noticed an overall increase, reaching approximately 1100 incidents.
overall,Burglary shows the downward line of crime rates in end of the 2012 compared to 2003 where, robbery and car theft shows upward line of crime rates.
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