The provided pie charts detail the proportion of people arrested in the UK in 2020, categorized by gender, and the bar chart illustrates the data about the six various reasons for arrests for both men and women. Overall, a significantly higher percentage of males were arrested compared to females in 2020. Public intoxication was the main reason for arrest in both genders, while the other five given categories were more balanced.
According to the pie charts, there was almost a 20% gap between non-arrested males and females, when the latter dominated —91%. A 32% arrest rate was recorded among men, while the figure for women was a minor 9% in 2020.
When it comes to the bar chart, public intoxication was found the primary reason for arrest for males and females similarly, and the rate for men was nearly 7% higher than for women—31%.
Women held the leading position with a big difference in arrests for drunk driving —22% and 14%, respectively. In the category of arrests for breaking and entering, females were at 18% and males at 11%. Men held the leading place again in assault, with just under 20%, while women were 6% lower: The share of men and women thieves accounted for around 11% and 13%, respectively. They witnessed almost the same proportion in the ‘other’ category, at just under 20%.