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The image presents data in two charts: a pie chart indicating arrest percentages for five years ending 1994, showing 32% of males arrested and 68% not arrested, while 9% of females arrested and 91% not arrested; and a bar chart displaying reasons for recent arrests, with percentages as follows: drink driving (Females 7%, Males 14%), public drinking (Females 14%, Males 31%), breach of order (Females 18%, Males 23%), assault (Females 12%, Males 18%), theft (Females 18%, Males 16%), other reasons (Females 12%, Males 10%), and no answer (Females 18%, Males 8%).
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The pie chart illustrates the differences in arrest rates between males and females over the five years leading up to 1994. Males accounted for 32% of arrests, while females represented 9%. The highest number of arrests for both genders was due to public drinking, with females being arrested 5% more than males.
The lowest number of arrests was recorded for individuals who did not answer, comprising less than 5% for males and slightly above 5% for females, around 7%. The greatest disparity in arrests by reason was observed for drink-driving, which exceeded a 10% difference. When the number of female arrests was below 15%, the number of male arrests was greater than 25%.
The pie chart also indicates that arrests for other reasons were relatively similar for both genders, ranging from 10% to 20%.
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