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Taft police report: 995 incidents, 59 arrests reported for November; two new officers added

December 03, 2025 | Taft, Kern County, California


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Taft police report: 995 incidents, 59 arrests reported for November; two new officers added
Chief McMinn presented the Taft Police Department's monthly statistics for November during department reports on Dec. 2, 2025. He said total incidents for the month were 995 and total calls for service were 367. Officer-initiated activity was described as 628, with 334 patrol checks listed and 59 vehicle and pet checks. The department recorded 124 officer cases, including six accident cases.

Chief McMinn reported 59 total arrests for the month, including 49 misdemeanors and 10 felony arrests. He cautioned residents to slow down during seasonal fog conditions and urged drivers to be careful, noting pedestrian activity in the community.

The chief also announced two newly graduated officers, Officer Topete (a local hire) and Officer Beach, who are now on patrol. He recognized dispatchers Daryl, Tanya, Stacy, Shannon and Yahaira for their role in managing special events and department programs. Chief McMinn promoted the Shop with a Cop program for local children in need and encouraged charitable support.

No action was requested of the council; the report was received as informational.

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