The pie chart illustrates the proportion of individuals both men and women were taken into custody in five years by the end of 1994, while the table outlines the observations made in regard to the reasons for the arrests during the given period.
Overall, it is clear from the pie chart that men were arrested more than females throughout the years.
The data in the table reveals that the main reason for the arrest was for public drinking followed by drunk driving. Significantly, women surpassed men in public drinking for the recorded period.
From the pie chart, one-third of the males (32%) got arrested in the five years ending 1994. Whereas females accounted for 9% arrests in five years. However, non-arrested males and females in the same period were 65% and 91% , respectively.
According to the table, about 38% of females were detained for public drinking followed by assault (18%). Additionally, 31% of male counterparts were arrested for public drinking and least of less than 5% for no answer. However female counterparts dominated males in public drinking, assault and no answer.