Band 5+: The line graph and pie chart below show information on crime in the UK for the last year. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The line graph and pie chart describe information on violence in the UK for the last year.

Overall, the line chart shows the crime rate increased when people aged around 12 to 28 years old. This means that youth have perpetrated the majority of crimes that happened in the UK last year.

First, there were around 5 ten of thousand crime cases in the UK which were conducted by children of 12 years old, last year. Furthermore, it was seen that the cases number sharply peaked at 90 thousand when the perpetrators were 20 years old. However, the number of cases experienced a decrease rate, and it was shown on the graph that there were only 20 tens thousands of crimes which were held by 28 years old. Finally, older people committing crimes seemed to have declined.

Compared to the types of crime in the UK, last year, violent crimes took 46 percent of cases, and this was the most significant case that occurred in this country. Meanwhile, public order crimes came up as the lowest number in the UK, last year.