Tuesday's activity centered in downtown with mostly narcotics enforcement and public order calls.

Downtown was the primary hotspot with 11 incidents, followed by the Meridian and Lettered Streets neighborhoods. Officers were frequently called to the 200 block of East Holly Street, which saw multiple welfare checks and suspicious circumstance reports throughout the morning.

Non-violent calls made up nearly 84 percent of the day's work. While we did see a physical domestic call in the Barkley neighborhood and a fight reported on West Orchard Drive, the bulk of the police response was dedicated to public order and community welfare.

The 'Malicious' category led the day with 15 incidents, accounting for over 40 percent of the total log. These calls were largely concentrated in the downtown area and the Meridian corridor, involving various trespass warnings and disputes.

Narcotics enforcement was also prominent, with five separate incidents reported. A notable stretch occurred mid-morning when officers made multiple arrests for drug violations and liquor law infractions within a few blocks of Cornwall Avenue and Magnolia Street.

Police activity followed the patterns of rush hour business in town.

The day peaked at 10 AM with four incidents, part of a concentrated two-hour window starting at 9 AM that saw seven total calls. This period was heavily weighted toward the downtown, involving suspicious circumstances, trespass issues, and behavioral health contacts. Activity remained relatively stable throughout the afternoon before tapering off as we headed into the late evening hours.