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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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While the pie graph demonstrates the proportion of sexes arrested in the 5 years by 1994, the bar chart illustrates the later reasons for arrest.

Overall, males arrested more then females from 1989 to 1994. The percentage of arrest reasons such as drink driving and public drinking was the highest among man, while only public drinking was more chosen by woman.

As regard the pie charts, the majority of males were arrester instead of females during 5 years ending 1994. For instance, man had about one-third of arrested, while woman had just 9 percent, generally.

The proportion of arrest reasons between both sexes, their choose was almost the same. For example, the percentage of arrest for public drinking was approximately 31 and 37 percent for man and woman respectively. In contrast, reason like no answer was chosen by female and male in the fewer percentage. Other reasons such as breach of order, assault, theft and other reason had almost the same rate for both sexes with approximately from 13 percent to 19 percent in 1994.

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