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Southwest Station: 5,073 calls in September; deputies seize fentanyl, firearm during proactive stops
Summary
Temecula’s Southwest Station reported 5,073 calls for service in September, highlighted proactive traffic stops that led to a multi‑ounce fentanyl seizure and recovery of a loaded Ruger .22 handgun; the station stressed continued proactive policing in Old Town.
The Temecula City Council on Oct. 14 received a public safety report from the Southwest Station summarizing September activity, including 5,073 calls for service and multiple proactive enforcement contacts that produced significant drug and gun seizures.
Captain Regali, speaking for the Southwest Station, said priority‑1 (emergency) response times averaged just over five minutes and that priority‑2 and priority‑3 response times were roughly 10 and 17 minutes respectively. The station recorded 69 priority‑1 calls during the month, with juvenile medical aids the…
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