The line graph illustrates the percentage of persons under 18 who committed a crime in rural, suburban, and urban areas from 1995 to 1998.
Overall, the percentage of crimes in rural and urban areas decreased steadily, while the suburban area demonstrated fluctuations over the period.
In 1995, compared with rural areas (2.5), the percentage of crime in suburban areas contributed less than 0.5% (to 2%), while the urban areas made up 0%. However, by 1996, the percentage of crime in suburban areas had increased rapidly to 8%, while the urban to exactly 2% and the rural to approximately 4% areas climbed gradually.
In 1997, the total crimes significantly exceeded in all areas; meanwhile, by 1998, the percentage of persons from rural (-2%) and urban (-5%) areas still decreased moderately, and the suburban area accounted for only 0%.
In conclusion, crime arrests under 18 in all areas dropped significantly by 1998.
