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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.

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The image shows two charts relating to crime statistics. The first is a line graph titled "The Relationship Between Age and Crime, Last Year" with age on the x-axis (ranging from 4 to 64 in increments of 4) and number of crimes on the y-axis (ranging from 0 to 50 in increments of 10). The line shows a peak in crime rate at age 20 with 50 crimes, which then decreases sharply until age 28 and gradually levels out. The second is a pie chart titled "Types of Crime in the UK, Last Year" showing the distribution of violent crime at 44%, property crime at 22%, drug crime at 22%, and public order crime at 12%.
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The given line graph and pie chart provide the data on crime rate and the types of crime respectively committed in the UK in the previous year. While the former emphasizes on the association between the number of crimes and age, the latter gives the information about the most common crime types.

Overall, the crimes committed by the adolescents were the highest and the type was mostly one which uses brutal force.

Among all ages, 16 to 24 years old youngsters were the ones mainly engaging in the crimes, the numbers reaching 80000 last year. However, after turning the age of 28 or older, they were less inclined to participate in offense anymore.

At the same time, of all the crimes that can be committed, nearly half of them were violent acts, with the percentage reaching 46. The second most popular ones were property crimes like theft and freud, and drug cases, taking 23 and 22 percent respectively. The least committed one was the public order crimes with only 9 percent.

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