The pie chart gives information about the number of men and women arrested over a five year period from 2015-2020 while the bar graph details the reasons for their arrest.
Overall, it can be seen from the pie chart that the number of men arrested was higher than that of women over the given period. Furthermore, drinking in public was the major reason for arrests over 5 years while the lowest reason was theft for both genders.
In detail, the pie charts show that of the 41% of people arrested, 32% were male and just 9% were female. Regarding male arrests, public intoxication was the highest reason for arrest at just over 30% opposed to theft which was the lowest coming in at about 14%. The second highest reason for arrest was drink driving at slightly over 25% while the remaining reasons all ranged between 10% and 20%.
Similarly, the most common readon for females’ arrest was also public intoxication which peaked at just over 30%. Furthermore, assault was the second most common reason for female arrest at just under 20%. The percentage of women committing theft was almost as high as breaking and entering with both reaching just over 10%.