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Lynwood Police report 2,143 calls since Dec. 10; STEP campaign planned for Super Bowl period
Summary
The Lynwood Police Department reported 2,143 calls for service since Dec. 10, including 352 traffic stops and 10 guns recovered; officers will run a STEP traffic safety campaign Feb. 7–10 and host Coffee with a Cop on Jan. 24.
The Lynwood Police Department provided a departmental activity summary at the Jan. 14 board meeting listing 2,143 calls for service since the Dec. 10 meeting, including 352 traffic stops, 29 arrests, 10 guns recovered, 830 building checks, 39 domestic incidents and 303 ordinance violations. The statistics were recorded in the police notes presented to the board.
The department also announced a STEP traffic safety campaign scheduled for Feb. 7–10 focusing on occupant protection and impaired driving around the Super Bowl period, and promoted Coffee with a Cop on Jan. 24 from 9–11 a.m. at Dunkin. The notes cited "STEP Grant info" as program context; no further operational details were provided in the minutes.
