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Lynwood Police report 1,108 calls, 11 guns recovered; car‑seat checks and recruitment underway
Summary
The Lynwood Police Department reported 1,108 calls for service since Aug. 27, including 187 traffic stops, 14 arrests and 11 guns recovered; the department announced a Child Safety Seat campaign through Sept. 30, a free car-seat check on Sept. 18, Cops & Bobbers on Sept. 28 and a recruitment application deadline of Sept. 27.
The Lynwood Police Department reported 1,108 calls for service since the prior meeting, including 187 traffic stops, 14 arrests, 11 firearms recovered, 481 building checks, nine domestic incidents and 107 ordinance violations.
Police announced a Child Safety Seat campaign running through Sept. 30 and a free Child Car Seat Check on Sept. 18 from 3–6 p.m. at The Children’s Place daycare, 21591 Lincoln Hwy., Lynwood. The department also listed a Cops & Bobbers community event on Sept. 28 (9–11 a.m.) intended to strengthen community relations, and it is accepting applications for new and lateral police officers with applications due Sept. 27; new applicants must have a POWER card issued within the last year.
Chief Thomas was listed in the meeting packet as the police reporter; the minutes refer readers to the department report for case updates and additional operational detail.
