An adult male was found unresponsive and with no pulse. Officers administered two doses of NARCAN, with negative results. The paramedics arrived on scene and pronounced the subject deceased. Based on the preliminary investigation, it is believed the subject may have died due to a drug overdose. No foul play was suspected at this time.
Officers responded to the Richmond Station for a report of a person underneath a train. The person was determined to be deceased and the Coroner was summoned. There appears to be no foul play or criminal activity. At this time the subject’s identity is unknown.
Several officers responded to the Powell Street station to investigate the report on a subject possibly underneath a train. Upon arrival, a victim was located and pronounced deceased. There appears to be no foul play or criminal activity. L18
An officer located an unresponsive male subject on a train. NARCAN was administered and CPR was performed by the officer on scene. Paramedics arrived and declared the male deceased. No foul play is suspected. The Coroner responded and took possession of the deceased male.
Officers responded to the station on a report of an unresponsive adult male on a train. NARCAN was administered and CPR was performed by officers on scene. Paramedics arrived and declared the male deceased. No foul play is suspected. The Coroner responded and took possession of the deceased male.
An unidentified adult male was found deceased in front of the station near 7th Street. Oakland Fire pronounced the male deceased. There is no suspected foul play. The investigation is on-going.
A 23-year-old adult male was found unresponvive aboard a train. Officers and medical personnel responded to the station. Despite life-saving efforts to revive the male, he was pronounced deceased at the scene. The Alameda County Coroner took possession of the deceased. A preliminary investigation indicates no suspected foul play. The investigation is on-going. TSOC notified.
A male subject was found unresponsive on the platform level of the station. A citizen attempted to administer two doses of NARCAN which did not have any affect. The subject was determined to be deceased by responding medical personnel. The Coroner's Office responded to the scene and took custody of the body. No foul play is suspected at this time.
A subject was found unresponsive at the corner of 9th St. and Madison St. The subject was declared deceased by responding medical personnel. There is no suspicion of foul play. The Coroner's Office responded and took custody of the body.
An unidentified male was found unconscious aboard a train car at the Daly City Station. BART Police and Fire responded to the station and attempted to revive the male but with negative results. The case is under investigation but no foul play is suspected.
A subject was found unresponsive on the platform of the Bay Fair Station. Responding Officers and Medical personnel immediately began CPR on the subject. The subject was declared deceased at 2158 hours. The Coroner's Office responded to the scene and took custody of the body. The initial investigation has determined there is no foul play in the incident.
A patron was discovered within their vehicle deceased. No foul play is suspected at this time. The Contra Costa County Coroner's Office responded to the scene.
A patron was found deceased inside the station's restroom. An initial investigation into the incident shows that no foul play is suspected. The Coroner was called to the scene.
Officers responded to the Millbrae station for a report of a male needing medical attention aboard a train car. Fire & paramedics responded but the male was declared deceased at 0054 hours. The coroner was called and took custody of the body. On-Call Detective Medeiros was advised of the case. Train video was collected for the investigation.
A patron was declared deceased as a result of a major medical emergency. The incident resulted in the station platform area being closed until approximately 1615 hours.
At 1828 hours, BART Officers and emergency personnel responded to the 24th Street Station for a report of a person under a train. The person was declared deceased and the S.F. Coroner responded to the station for the body. The station was released back into service at 2130 hours.
At 2336 hours, The Powell Street Station was closed due to a medical emergency. The coroner's office was called to the scene to take custody of the deceased. Service was restored at 0120 hours.
A male was located at the station that required emergency medical attention. Fire & emergency medical units responded and began treating the male, but he passed. The case is under investigation at this time. family/relatives will be notified by the coroner.
At approximately 1500 hours the Rockridge Station was closed due to a medical emergency. The Coroner's office was called to the scene as a result. The station was eventually reopened at approximately 1700 hours.
At approximately 1448 hours a BART patron suffered a medical emergency near the secondary end of the Powell St. station near the Street/Concourse elevator. BART Police and medical personnel began CPR on the individual upon their arrival. The patron was declared deceased at approximately 1528 hours. Patron foot traffic near the secondary end of the Powell St. Station was redirected away from the scene. There were no service disruptions due to the incident.
At 0724 hours, the El Cerrito Del Norte Station was closed for service due to a medical emergency. The Contra Costa County Coroner's Office was called to the scene as a result of the incident. Partial service through the station was allowed while the incident was being handled. The station was opened for normal service at about 1014 hours.
An adult male was found unresponsive in the men's restroom at the MacArthur Station. Officers initiated CPR until fire/paramedics arrived on-scene and took over lifesaving efforts. The male was declared deceased at the scene.
An unidentified male subject was discovered deceased outside the trackway fencing, at the south end of Union City Station. Coroners arrived and took custody of the body. No foul play is suspected. The case is under investigation and any available station video will be collected. Detectives on duty and were advised of the case.
A male was discovered deceased inside the men's bathroom of the San Leandro Station. Coroners arrived and took custody of the body. No foul play is suspected. Case is under investigation.
A male, who trespassing, was reported to be struck by a train between the Castro Valley and West Dublin Stations. BART Police, Fire and emergency medical units responded to the scene but the 37 year-old male was declared deceased. The Alameda County Coroner responded and took custody of the deceased. The case is under investigation.