“We are heartened by the quiet Friday and Saturday evenings of this past weekend. It is a testament to the ongoing efforts and partnerships to improve the safety of our community,” Betsy Pandora, executive director of the Short North Alliance, said in a statement Sunday morning. “We are also grateful to the community of businesses, residents and visitors who enjoyed their time in our community and came out in large numbers to visit over the past few days.”

Ten people were injured in the shooting that occurred around 2:30 a.m. on June 23 in the 1100 block of North High Street. Bullet holes could be seen in two storefronts between East Fifth Avenue and East Fourth Avenue. The windshield of a third building was broken.

Police believe there may have been four gunmen involved in the mass shooting, but as of early Thursday afternoon, no other arrests had been made, except for a 19-year-old from Groveport who is charged with obstructing official business and fleeing the scene of a shooting. He posted bail and remains free pending trial.