The line graph illustrates a relationship between age and crime rate, while the pie chart shows the percentage of each types of crime in the UK last year.
Overall, The age group that committed the most crime last year was ranged from the age 16 to 24, and as we could see violent crime was the most commited crime in the UK last year.
As we could see from the line graph, None of any individuals aged 0 to 8 commit any illegal activity. However, at the age of 12, some individuals began to engage in criminal activity. Unexpectedly, the number quickly increased to 70% by the time they reached the age 16, the crime rate peaked as soon as people turned 20 reaching the number of 80%. Despite that, a dramatic decrease occurred among people aged 28, and the crime rate continued to decrease as people got older.
Turning to the pie chart, the most noticeable thing we could see is that a violent crimes became the most common crime commited in the UK. It is followed by another 2 crime activities that have a very similar level, which were crimes including property embezzlement and drug traffic.