A record check on a person known to have a stay away order from BART revealed an active restraining order from all BART property. The suspect was placed under arrest for violation of a court order.
A female victim reported that after accidently bumping into a man on the stairs, he became angry. The man blocked the female’s path, grabbed her breasts, struck her arm and kicked her leg. Officers detained a man matching the description given at the Civic Center Station who was positively identified by the victim and placed under citizen’s arrest for battery. There were no injuries. The suspect was arrested for sexual battery, false imprisonment, and battery. The suspect was also given a 30 day BART prohibition order.
Officers responded to a call of suspected drug sales in the plaza of the station and contacted two parties (male and female) matching the descriptions given. A records check revealed that the male had a court order keeping him from contacting the female. Neither party was found to be in possession of narcotics or evidence of narcotic sales. The male was booked into the San Francisco County Jail for violating the court order.
An identified patron advised the station agent at the Montgomery Station that there was a subject in the lead car of a Millbrae bound train who spoke about explosives and blowing up the train. The train was held at the 16th St. Station while SFPD and BART units converged to that location. Trains were held out and the train and station was temporarily evacuated and closed. SFPD bomb dogs responded and searched both the trains and platform with negative results. SFPD officers detained a subject who matched the description on the street level nearby the station. Officers made contact with the original party but she stated she would not be able to respond to the station. Further investigation revealed that the suspect was mentally unstable and a danger to others. The suspect was transported to the SF General Hospital for psychiatric evaluation. The station was reopened and trains released at 1611 hours; resulting in an approximately 50 minutes. Notification was made to TSOC.
A station agent contacted a fare evader who then threatened the station agent with physical harm, before leaving the station on a train. Officers intercepted the train and contacted a male matching the description given. The station agent responded to their location and identified him as the responsible person. The agent did not wish to file a complaint for the threats, but wanted to place him under citizen's arrest for fare evasion. A records check also revealed a $50,000 warrant for forgery. The male suspect was cited for fare evasion and booked into the San Francisco County Jail for the warrant.
1506-1948 2230 A male threatened to commit suicide by grabbing the third rail. Trains were held out of the station and the agent was able to coax the male out of the trackway. Officers arrived and placed the male under an emergency psychiatric hold. The male was transported to a local hospital. Trains were delayed for 6-7 minutes.
A victim reported that there was a male subject in the plaza who was exposing himself to women. Officers made contact with the victim and the male. The male was placed under citizen’s arrest for indecent exposure and booked into the SF County Jail. A Sergeant responded to approve the arrest. A prohibition order was issued to the male.
Service was delayed for approximately 25 minutes due to a man wayside between the 16th Street and 24th Street stations. The person was detained upon exiting from the 24th Street Station, and was deemed a danger to himself. The subject was transported to San Francisco Hospital for psychiatric evaluation. TSA notified. #0-06-13902-15.
Officers responded to a fight in the plaza area. Upon arrival, a woman who was involved in the fight became erratic and uncooperative. The woman was placed under arrest for public intoxication and became resistive with officers when she was being placed in the patrol vehicle. The woman was also taken into custody for resisting arrest.
Officers were dispatched to a report of a male subject who kicked a cane out of a victims hand while on the platform of the Montgomery St. Station. The suspect also reportedly threatened other patrons before boarding a Daly City bound train. Officers and a sergeant contacted the possible subject at the 16th St. Station and a wants check revealed that the subject had a misdemeanor $10k warrant charging interfering with railroad operations issued by this agency. The subject was arrested and booked into the SF County Jail for his warrant. The original victim was not able to positively identify the suspect as the same subject who battered him.
A record check on a person detained for fare evasion revealed a $5,000 arrest warrant out of Contra Costa County for battery on an officer. The subject was cited for fare evasion and placed under arrest for the warrant.
Patrons on board the Pittsburg bound train reported an adult suspect apparently punching his two teenaged sons. Officers who were at the station on another call intercepted the train and detained the suspect. The two sons were aged 19 and 16 and denied any battery, and they had no visible injuries. Witnesses placed the suspect under citizen's arrest. CPS was advised and the teens were released to their mother. The adult suspect was booked at the San Francisco County Jail on misdemeanor child abuse charges.
A male victim reported that he was robbed by a group of 5-6 male suspects while in the station plaza. The suspects kicked and punched the victim and stole his wallet before fleeing. The victim declined medical attention, and agreed to point out the suspects. Officers detained a male suspect who the victim stated had kicked him several times and had stolen the victim's wallet from his back pocket. The suspect was arrested for robbery and was booked at the San Francisco County Jail.
A male suspect approached a male victim who was seated on a bench on the platform and accused the victim of taking his cell phone. The suspect punched the victim several times and tried to take the victim's bag. The victim retained the bag and the suspect boarded the final Millbrae bound train, which was held while officers responded. The suspect was located on the train and was positively identified by both the victim and the station agent. The suspect was arrested for attempted robbery. The victim declined medical attention. The suspect was issued a prohibition order and was booked at the San Francisco County Jail.
SFPD and BART officers responded to the 16th Street Station for an in-progress battery. It was reported that a female had struck and knocked another female unconscious. During the investigation, it was learned the two had a former relationship. The suspect was placed under arrest for domestic battery and the victim was transported to the hospital for treatment.
The station agent called in a verbal dispute between a male and a female. Officers arrived and contacted both parties on the street level. The original dispute took place in the McDonald's at 16th/Mission. The female said that the male (her boyfriend) had choked her while in the restaurant. A worker at the McDonald's confirmed that he saw the male push the female. The female did not have visible injuries and did not want medical attention. A records check revealed that the male had a $2,500 warrant for public intoxication. The male was booked into the San Francisco County Jail for the warrant and domestic violence.
Officers responded for two males fighting in the plaza. Both males were intoxicated, placed under arrest and booked at the San Francisco County Jail.
A record check on a person detained for panhandling revealed an outstanding $10,000 arrest warrant out of BART for battery. The subject was placed under arrest for the warrant. A sergeant arrived at the scene to approve the arrest.
A male stabbing victim came into the station and contacted the station agent for assistance. The victim had a minor laceration to his ribs. Officers responded to investigate and determined that the crime took place at street level, in the east plaza of the station. The victim was uncooperative, but witnesses stated that three suspects confronted the victim and one suspect slashed at him with a small pocket knife. The suspects fled eastbound on 15th Street and were not located. The suspect with the knife was described as a Hispanic male in his 20's, 5'11" tall, with a thin build, wearing a dark beanie, a black hooded sweatshirt and dark jeans. The other two suspects were only described as Hispanic males, 5'7" tall, wearing dark clothing. The victim was transported to San Francisco General Hospital for treatment of minor injuries. TSOC notified.
The station agent called to report an attempted robbery in the station. An elderly female victim was walking through the station when a male suspect grabbed her purse, which was strapped to her shoulder. The male pulled the purse and pulled the victim to the ground in the process. The victim, who struck her head and injured her shoulder during the fall, struggled to maintain possession of the purse. The suspect eventually let go of the purse and fled out of the station. A BART employee, who saw the suspect fleeing, followed him to the street level and notified a San Francisco police officer, who detained the suspect nearby. The victim was able to identify the suspect as the responsible party. She was then transported to a local hospital for treatment of her injuries. The male suspect was booked into the San Francisco County Jail for attempted robbery, elder abuse and a $5000 warrant for possession of drug paraphernalia.
An adult male victim was entering the station via the plaza stairs when he was struck on the head with a skateboard by an unknown suspect. The victim sustained a laceration to his head and was transported to SF General Hospital. The victim's injuries appear to be non-life threatening. A search of the area for the suspect was negative. The on-call Detective was notified.
A patron reported that her cell phone was snatched from her hand while on a SF Airport bound train approaching 16th Street Station. The suspect was described as a black male, 5'7" tall, wearing a black jacket and blue jeans. The suspect fled on foot and responding officers were unable to locate him in the area.
A record check on a person known to have a restraining order from BART revealed an active stay away order from all BART stations. The subject was placed under arrest for violation of a court order.
A victim reported a person grabbed an iPhone 6 from her hand while on the train. There were no injuries and the suspect fled from the station in an unknown direction. No description was given.
Officers responded to a report of a male subject and female subject fighting in the station. They arrived and located the parties in question. Investigation into the matter revealed that the female subject was the dominant aggressor in the incident. The subject was arrested and booked into the SF County Jail for domestic battery.