The line chart illustrates how many crime was took place in three differcen case (car theft, house burgling, and street robbery in England and wales overs a perind of 35 years, starting from 1970. Units are measured in million.
Overcall, it can be seen that there were upward trends in the crime rate of car theft, house burgling and street robbery over the years. Another interesting point is that car theft was the most committed crime in the both cities.
According to the chart, the crime rate of car theft started at 0.4 million in 1970, compared to 0.2 million of house burgling. As for car theft, there was a significant rise to 1 million in 1990, and after, that the number experienced a rapid increase and peaked at 1.6 million. At this point, the figuren declined by 0.6 million and again reached at 1 million in 2005. However, the same cannot be said for house burrgling, which went up sharply to 0.6 million in 1980, after which there was a stability in the following year. Next, the figure saw some rise but ultimately it went down at well ever one million in 2005.
In contrast, the figurce for street robbery began at around 0.1 million, after which the street robbery rate remained steady until 1990, and after that the number saw saw a minimal rise to 0.2 million at the end.