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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 graph delinates the trends in three different categories of crime namely car theft, burglary, robbery in Newport city between 2003 to 2012.
Overall, burglary experienced significant drop over the period whereas car theft observed some fluctuations but remained as most common crime. However robbery showed minor changes throughout period and remained comparatively low.
In 2003 burglary was most common offence at around 3400 cases. This figure increased to its peak at around 3800 in 2004 after which it observed a drop for four years continuously. By 2008 burglary dropped to around 1100 cases. Although it recovered in 2009, at last figure stabilized to around 1400 cases.
Car theft stood about 2800 cases in 2003, and remained rougly stable till 2005. It then declined to just over 2000 cases in 2006. By 2012 car theft gradually rose to around 2700 cases. On the other hand, robbery was least common crime flatuating between 500 to 900 cases and last reported around 700 cases.
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