Sunday logged 28 incidents with zero violent reports, extending a quiet stretch that's now held for a full week. The most serious report was a death investigation on Westerly Rd in Cordata, with few details available. While technically non-violent, a hit-and-run involving a car and a bicycle on E Holly St downtown and a sex crime report in Barkley were the most serious reports Sunday.

Traffic collisions are the standout category trend with 11 this week compared to just 1 the week prior. Sunday added three more, including the downtown hit-and-run and an injury collision on W Kellogg Rd in Cordata. DV (no assault) reports are also elevated, with 19 this week versus 12 last week; Sunday had three verbal domestics across Cordata, Barkley, and Meridian. On the other side, drugs/narcotics reports dropped sharply, from 15 last week to 4 this week.

Four arrests Sunday, all before noon and all non-violent. The most notable was a 30-year-old picked up in King Mountain on a warrant and an obstruction charge, their fourth arrest in our data going back to February. A 29-year-old was booked on shoplifting, resisting arrest, and criminal trespass on the 2800 block of Meridian St in Columbia. A DUI arrest on Lakeway Dr in York at 1:10 AM and an assist-other-agency arrest at PeaceHealth St. Joseph rounded out the list.