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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 graph gives information about the number of three kind of crimes happened in New Port city over a span of 9 years between 2003 and 2012.
Overall, commiting burglary and car theft spreaded widely over the city in the beginning, while robbery was seen as a rare crime. Throughout the whole period, burglary experienced a significant downfall, whereas, the number of car theft and robbery almost unchanched.
Initially, almost 3,500 burgleries were commited by criminals and increased slightly to approximately 3,700 by 2004. Despite a dramatic decrease to 1,200 in 2008, the figure fluctuated mildly and remained unchanged by the end of the period.
On the other hand, the number of car thefting stood at almost 2,700 in 2003 and this figure fluctuated wildly throughout the given period and finished at around 1300. Finally, robbery rates indicates the smallest number (approximately 600) at the outset and this trend esperienced a mild fluctuation and end just below the 600.
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