The provided line graph and pie chart delineate the number of guilt in the UK in the previous year.
Regarding the first inforgraph, the overall glance shows that the 20 ages crime had the highest illegal behavior, while the reverse was true in the group under 12 years old. In addition, according to the pie chart, the percentage of violent crime constituted the largest portion, opposite the public order category.
Looking at the first graph, last year’s data was dominated by the significantly highest number of 20-year-old crimes, at exactly 80 tens of thousands, followed by teenagers, around the ages of 16 to under 20. The number of crimes experienced a toward trajectory along with the higher ages, especially from 24 to 28 years old there was a striking plunge, from 60 to 20 respectively. Afterward, the rate of guilty people moderately decreased to below 20 and under 10 from the age of 44 milestone.
In terms of the previous year’s types of crimes. The popular misbehavior started from violence, which was nearly half, precisely at 46%. Following this data were property crime and drug crime, at around 22% to 23%. Another significant point is the public order guilt saw the least, merely below one-tenth in total.