Bug Sprite showing weird dots/lines upon rotation.

I created a test sprite sheet and am making some sprites appear in a scene by using the Sprite Renderer component attached to a GameObject. I can move and rotate most of my sprites around the scene without having any issues, however, whenever I rotate my GameObject while it's rendering a certain sprite of my sprite sheet, some weird dots appear above it. I have tried reimporting my spritesheet, the pixel perfect camera and disabling anti aliasing, but no success so far.

Does anyone know why this is happening and how to fix it? More info below:

Sprite Sheet configuration:


Rotated sprite (these dots appear in-game and it looks bad):

 

Thanks for the reply. Although I don't think my sprite should be picking the pixels above it (similar small sprites worked just fine), further reducing the border to encapsulate only the bugged sprite worked. This is how it was set it in the editor back then:



Does that means I should always leave some space in between the sprites of my sprite sheets? After all, I wouldn't be able to reduce the border size of this sprite if the sprite occupied more space.

 

That's strange, because I made each sprite in a 24x24 canvas and told Unity to specifically slice the sprite sheet in 24x24 squares. Not only that, similar sprites to the bugged one had no issues at all. But yeah, apparently Unity does have a chance of rendering part of the pixels around a sprite border due to a bug. I suppose I should add some padding between sprites and make tighter borders whenever necessary from now on.