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Shout- out to our Star Wars fans as we close out the year. Trekkies and non-sci-fi fans - we wish everyone a safe and happy New Year. Please celebrate responsibly. Peace and blessings from Century Station.

If your going out for the holidays, plan your ride home now.

Pirate Treasure or Protected from Pirates Here are 4 easy safety tips to help keep your packages secure this season ✅ Use a doorbell camera ✅ Track your deliveries ✅ Use a stand alone or porch locker ✅ Ask a trusted neighbor to collect your packages

Candy Cane Lane Lynwood Parade🎄 We loved seeing families come together to celebrate the season. Thank you for everyone who joined us and helped make it a memorable celebration.

END OF WATCH: WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1973 Dep. Andrews was shot and killed during a robbery attempt at a service station while he was off duty. The suspect was arrested and convicted and has since been released from prison.

END OF WATCH: TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1970 Dep. Louis Wallace was shot and killed after he stopped a suspicious person in a stolen vehicle near 713 S. Long Beach Boulevard in Compton. Despite being mortally wounded, Dep. Wallace was able to return fire and kill the suspect.

December 7, 1941 - a day that tested our nation and revealed the strength of its heroes. Their courage reminds us at Century Station why we serve: to stand watch, protect our communities, and to honor those who came before us. Never forgotten. 🇺🇸

Scammers on Shopping on Cyber Monday too. Beware. Be safe!

Our officers and professional staff at Century Station share what they're grateful for this holiday season. From our Century Station family to yours, Happy Thanksgiving!

Century Station + City of Lynwood = Community First. Honored to be part of the State of City Address.

This November Century Station celebrates Aero Bureau for Aviation Month. Thank you for being our partners in safety.

Fun fact: The Los Angeles County Sheriff Department recognizes the brave men and women in the military by temporarily authorizing the department's shoulder patch to be worn with a military camouflage overlay.

GO DODGERS!

LET'S GO DODGERS!