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Band 5+: The percentage of persons arrested in the five years ending 1994 and the most recent reasons for arrest.

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The image shows persons arrested in five years ending 1994 where 32% of males and 9% of females were arrested, while 68% of males and 91% of females were not arrested; reasons for the most recent arrest are shown as follows: drink driving (females 7%, males 26%), public drinking (females 9%, males 31%), breach of order (females 18%, males 24%), assault (females 12%, males 18%), theft (females 15%, males 10%), other reasons (females 27%, males 7%), no answer (females 12%, males 9%).
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The given pie chart illustrates the proportion of individuals that were arrested in the five year ending 1994, and why they were arrested are described by bar chart.

Overall, it can be clearly seen that a higher number of males were arrested for drink-driving and most of the women were also responsible for public driving.

Firstly, a greater number of males were arrested which was accounted for 32%, and 9% of women were caught from 1989 to 1994. 68% males and 91% females were unconvicted during this years. A lot of reasons can be considered for arresting people such as drink-driving and public driving in both cases males accounted for 25% and 30%, but around 15%, females were responsible for drink-driving and the double was measured in the case of public driving.

Additionally some people were broken, the rules of government, including 20% men and 15%of women. And in the case of result and theft, boys were almost same around 28% and girls were 12% and 18% respectively, a significant number of people were taken into custody for other reasons in which amount of man and woman were same around 19% . And 2% males and 7% females were arrested, but they did not give the answer regarding crime

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