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The image depicts a line graph detailing annual crime incidents from 2003 to 2012 across three crime categories—burglary, car theft, and robbery. In 2003, burglary recorded 3,400 incidents, car theft 2,800, and robbery 600. By 2004, burglary peaked at 3,750 while car theft held at 2,800 and robbery marginally increased to around 700. In 2005, figures were: burglary 3,500, car theft remains at 2,700, robbery slightly rising to about 1,000. The year 2006 noted burglary drop to 2,750, car theft at 2,600, robbery constant at 700. In 2007, burglary falls further to 2,400, car theft stable at 2,500, robbery at about 700. In 2008, burglary dips steeply to 1,500, car theft at 2,100, robbery marginally declines to around 600. By 2009, burglary decreased to 1,100, car theft at 2,150, robbery stagnant. In 2010, burglary reduced slightly to 1,050, car theft at 2,000, robbery stable. In 2011, burglary and car theft were parallel at 1,100 and 2,200 respectively, robbery unchanged. The 2012 figures showed burglary at 1,000, car theft at 2,400, and robbery steadfast around 600.
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The line graph illustrates the number of three different crimes that took place in New Port city center throughout the period of one decade, from 2003 to 2013.
Overall, burglary had the highest figures in the beginning, after which it saw a drammatic decrease. In addition, the other two areas of crime saw only mild fluctuations, without any marked changes. Even though, burglar had highest figures, car theft ranked first in the larger proportion of timeline, with robbery always being the least.
Turning to details, in 2003, burglary stood at nearly 3500, following this, the next year it slightly went up reaching about 3600, the highest score in all categories. Unexpectedly, it plummeted dramatically hitting the low of 1200 in 2008, following this it leveled off until the end of the given period.
As for car theft, in the first three years it was approximately 3700, and then in 2006, it has experienced a substantial decrease of 1500. In 2007, car theft ranked first for the first time and had no significant shifts afterwards. Finally, robbery from people stood at 700 with no noticeable changes until the end.
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