Tip · Feb 6, 2026
Looks like a new report was published yesterday detailing the most recent…
Looks like a new report was published yesterday detailing the most recent activities of the Memphis Safe Task Force. They've been busy, and of particular note…
By CB · MemphiSecurity · Memphis security consultant
Looks like a new report was published yesterday detailing the most recent activities of the Memphis Safe Task Force. They've been busy, and of particular note the removal of guns off the streets is nice to see...
Memphis Safe Streets Task Force (Feb 5 report) 1. Arrest breakdown (Feb 5 operation) Total arrests: 51 Juveniles: 3 Adults: 48 Operational takeaway: High volume sweep: 51 arrests in a single MSTF push suggests a broad enforcement surge, not just isolated arrests. Juvenile share: About 6% of arrests are juveniles—low proportionally, but still important for repeat offender and diversion tracking.
2. Firearm recovery and recent cumulative picture: Jan 21 MSTF operation: 40 arrests, 6 firearms seized. Feb 5 MSTF operation: 51 arrests, 9 firearms seized.
Simple combined view (these two MSTF snapshots): Arrests (Jan 21 + Feb 5): 40 + 51 = 91 arrests Firearms seized: 6 + 9 = 15 firearms
Firearm intensity per operation: Jan 21: 6 firearms / 40 arrests = 0.15 firearms per arrest Feb 5: 9 firearms / 51 arrests ≈ 0.18 firearms per arrest
It appears there has been a slight uptick in firearm recovery per arrest in the Feb 5 operation versus the Jan 21 operation.
Next update will be this Monday since I'll be traveling in Alabama over the next couple of days. Stay safe this weekend & hope everyone's routines are getting back to normal!
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