According to the pie charts, we can see that the percentage of males were arrested more compared to the females. Furthermore, it is worth noting, that the amount of arrested people in general is less significant that non-arrested people. The table chart shows that the most widespread reason for arrest was public drinking, while the less popular one was no answered reason.
The graphic which depicts how many individuals were arrested in five years ending 1994 reflects that there were 32% of arrested men, and therefore 68% were non-arrested. At the same time, there were 9% of law breaking women, and comparatively 91% of law obedient ones.
The table chart illustrates causes for most recent arrests. Interestingly, women were arrested for public drinking more that men, to be more precise there were about 38 percents of females, brought to justice, and only around 31 percents of males. The second place of percentage of people who broke the law takes drunk driving, it is 26% of male and 14% of female population. Thirdly goes breach of order, and we can observe that 18% of men were arrested and 12% of women. Right next to it is assault, then goes theft and other reasons. Overall, we can see the tendency that women obey law more than men.