Lompoc crime report shows increase 300% for firearm assaults, homicides drop by 20% ...Middle East

LOMPOC, Calif. – The city of Lompoc released its crime report for 2022-2023, showing a decrease in some crimes while others skyrocket. Rates of assault with a firearm increased by 300%, assault with a deadly weapon up by 15% and shootings rose by 25%. At the Nov. 21 City Council meeting, Police Chief Kevin Martin said this year the Lompoc Police Department recovered 37 weapons – 23 were company manufactured while 15 were personally made. Martin said this may mean there are more firearms on the streets of Lompoc. Although violent crimes remain high, the city saw homicides drop by 20%. The city is also saw domestic battery and robberies down by 37%. Grand theft by vehicles

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