Monday's Lettered Streets focus - 35 calls tracked

With 77.1% of yesterday's incidents classified as non-violent, the day leaned heavily toward property concerns and administrative matters. Malicious incidents dominated the category breakdown, while violent crimes remained limited to two assault cases and welfare checks requiring crisis intervention.

Today's downtown businesses should note yesterday's morning trespass pattern—having protocols ready during opening hours makes sense. Evening commuters might encounter increased patrol presence around Meridian and Birchwood based on yesterday's 8-10 PM activity window.

Malicious incidents led yesterday's tally at 11 calls, mostly involving trespass authorizations and trouble-with-person reports. This category mix suggests property managers and businesses were actively managing access issues, while investigation calls (8) kept officers documenting suspicious circumstances across multiple neighborhoods.

The Lettered Streets saw a morning cluster of trespass paperwork between 9 and 10 AM, while Cordata handled multiple evening responses including welfare checks and warrant arrests. Six welfare-related calls spread throughout the day remind us that mental health response remains a consistent community need.

Yesterday followed a distinctive double-peak pattern with morning and evening surges.

The 7 AM hour kicked off with four incidents including multiple Cornwall Avenue responses, then activity dipped until another four-call burst at 9 AM. Evening brought the day's busiest stretch between 8 and 9 PM, with six total incidents spanning Meridian, Birchwood, and campus-area streets. The afternoon stayed relatively quiet, with single incidents trickling in hourly.