The line graph illustrate the crime rates in four different nations between 1985 and 2020.
Overall, serious assault shared the highest rate. While, cities homicide had the smallest share amongst the other crime cases throughout the years.
In 2003, serious assault starting with approximately 240, reaching its peak in 2004 at nearly 250. However, serious assault dramatically drop to 200 in 2004, this ratio then continued to fell throughout the years, reaching its lowest point at 100 in 2018. Conversely, from 2010 to 2013 robbery remained their share at 100. In 2014, robbery grew slightly to roughly 101, during the rest of the three years, robbery sustained their number until 2017.
The remaining cases, sexual violence and cities homicide retained their figure across the period. By comparison, while sexual violance showed a gradual rise in 2013 with its growth rate at nearly 50, cities homicide’s number stay steady over the time with almost zero cases until 2016.
