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Band 5+: The pie charts below show the persons arrested in the past five years, and the bar chart shows the reasons for most recent arrest in 2008. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparison where relevant. You should write at least 150 words.

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The image displays two pie charts and one bar chart, where pie charts depict arrest statistics: males with 32% arrested and 68% not arrested, females with 9% arrested and 91% not arrested. The bar chart specifies reasons for most recent arrest (%) with categories: no answer (females 0%, males ~3%), other reasons (females ~5%, males ~10%), theft (females ~5%, males ~15%), assault (females ~3%, males ~22%), breach of order (females ~5%, males ~25%), public drinking (females ~10%, males ~35%), drink-driving (females 0%, males 10%).
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The pie chart shows data on the proportion of people being arrested divided by their genders. Meanwhile, the bar chart illustrated several reasons of their arrested in 2008.

Looking first at the pie chart, the percent of males arrested was 23% less than which of women. In addition, only 9% of females were never being arrested, in comparison with 32% of males.

Moving to the bar chart, as we can see, public drinking was the most popular reason for a person got arrested, although, the number of females got caught was 5% more than males. Simiarly, 19% of women arrested for assaulting, compared to only 16% of men. In contrast, when it comes to drink-driving, the number of males got caught was doubled the number of females. Also, theft, breach of order and other reasons caused more males to be arrested than females. Lastly, the small number of persons get caught but did not answer is about 5%.

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