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Temecula police report: modest uptick in priority calls, juvenile medical aid and ebike collisions flagged
Summary
Captain Regali reported 5,300 calls for service in October, with priority‑1 calls comprising about 3% of volume (74 calls); juvenile medical aid was noted as the predominant priority‑1 call and staff said ebike collisions have increased. The core team described recent investigations including copper wire theft arrests and shutting down an illicit massage operation.
Captain Regali delivered the Temecula Police Department’s monthly public safety report at the Nov. 18 council meeting, summarizing calls for service, priority breakdowns, core‑team activity and noteworthy investigations.
Regali said total calls for October were about 5,300, with priority‑1 calls numbering 74 (roughly 3% of calls). He reported an uptick in juvenile medical aid responses — defined as…
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