Line graph illustrates the important quantity of criminality that London had from 2003 to 2012.
Armed robbery began with the higher number of crimes in 2003 to decreased at the second position in opposite to the assault. Murder almost stayed stable during all 9 years to the lower level and finished with approximately the same number as at the beginning.
In 2003, Armed robbery was almost 3000 crimes and increased slightly to reach the peak of the higher criminality numbers one year after with 3700 crimes. That fall drastically during 4 years to its lowest point, little bit more than 1000 crimes. The last 4 years the number reach the plateau of 1500 crimes. In opposite, Assault globally fluctuated from 2003 to 2009 between 2000 and 2300 number of crimes to grow significantly to reach its peak at 2600 crimes in 2012.
However, Murder occupied the lowest number of crimes by staying constant all around 600 crimes during the 9 years. The only rose was in 2005 with almost 1000 crimes but that stayed very low comparing to the Armed robbery and Assault.
