The presented link chart demonstrates how the rate of three types of crimes varied in Panama City during the span of 2010-2019.

Overall, burglary took a nosedive in the first half of the period and later stablilized at much a much lower figure. Additionally, the number of robbery incidents remained the least even though it experienced only minor changes in the decade.

To elaborate further, in 2010, burglary was the most prevalent crime(nearly 3500) , followed by car theft (2800) and robbery(750), respectively. Afterwards, it rose significantly to roughly 3600 in 2011 before taking a nosedive and reach the bottom at 1000 in the next four years. At the same period, car theft slipped to just over 2000 in 2013. At this point, car theft surpassed burglary as the most crime and it continued this level until 2015. Robbery experienced a slightly upward trend from 750 to peaked at 1000 between 2010 and 2012, and then had a shrinkage of nearly half in the subsequent three years.

Over the period 2015-2019, burglary bounced back to 1500 and then remained constant with little changes in between. Meanwhile, the number of car theft increased steadily to 2800, which was more than twice that of its counterparts. Robbery did not experience noticeable variation. Its figure ended at 700 in 2019, similar to its starting point.
