Officers responded to the 19th Street BART Station regarding a male (Hanan Hazik, 23 years old, San Francisco) masturbating in the stairwell. Officers contacted Hazik, who was positively identified by one of the witnesses. Hazik was transported and booked into Glenn Dyer Jail for Indecent Exposure. Hazik was issued a citation for fare evasion and a prohibition order.
A male suspect who was reportedly causing a disturbance earlier, entered a restricted construction zone at the station. A (male) BART supervisor approached and warned the suspect, who then spit in the supervisor’s face and charged him. In response, the supervisor defended himself by striking the suspect about the mouth, and then restrained him until police arrived and took him into custody. The suspect, who was determined to be a danger to himself and others, was transported to a local hospital for medical care as he sustained a lacerated lip; after being medically cleared, he will be transported to the county’s mental health facility for psychiatric evaluation/detention. The supervisor, who was not injured, placed the suspect under citizen’s arrest for battery; the suspect was also issued a BART prohibition order. Once cleared from the psychiatric evaluation, the suspect will be booked into the county jail.
A station agent reported a male (Aymen Magaleh, 20 years, Oakland) was aggressively panhandling and violated a court order prohibiting him fro being within 200 feet of the station agent. Officers detained Magaleh and he was placed under arrest when the violation of a court order was confirmed. Magaleh was booked at the Glenn Dyer Jail.
A victim reported he was struggling with a male over his laptop when a second male (Austin Lashagway, 20 years, Lafayette) grabbed the laptop and fled. Lashaquway was located and detained, pending identification by the witnesses/victim. Officers discovered Lashagway's backpack contained a loaded revolver with the serial numbers filed off. Lashagway was positively identified and was booked into the Glenn Dyer Jail. He was issued a prohibition order. Case is under investigation.
Victim reported $90 stolen from her purse while aboard a Fremont bound train by an unknown suspect. Victim did not see anyone take the money from her purse.
Sometime between 10:00 and 17:30, an unknown suspect removed the front tire from a bicycle that was parked in the bike racks in the center of the station.
Officers responded to the 19th Street Station to investigate a report of domestic violence. A male suspect (Davis, Keymari, 20 y/o, Oakland) was identified and placed under arrest for domestic violence. Narcotics packaged for sale were recovered from the suspect's person. The suspect was booked at the Glenn Dyer Jail.
Female victim flagged down officers who were conducting a patrol check of the train regarding a subject, later identified as Nathan MAYERS (53 years old, Pittsburg), who was masturbating. The female placed MAYERS under citizen’s arrest and he was booked into Glen Dyer jail in Oakland.
A BART passenger reported a man on a train who was vandalizing seat cushions by cutting them with a knife and who was also brandishing the knife in a threatening manner. The suspect fled from the train at 19th Street station and was not located by officers who searched the area. There were no injuries and minor damage to a seat on a single train car.
Officers detained a male subject for fare evasion. The male was contacted in the paid area of the station. He was cited for the violation. After being cited, the male then refused to leave the station’s paid area. After unsuccessful attempts to gain compliance from the male, physical force was used to remove the subject and he was eventually arrested for trespassing and resisting arrest. The male was subsequently booked into the Santa Rita Jail. There were no injuries reported during this incident. A sergeant responded to conduct the Use of Force Investigation. 1706-0010 L10/S53
The male victim reported that while aboard a San Francisco bound train at the station, two black males boarded the train and snatched the victim’s MacBook Pro from his lap. The suspects then fled from the station, but responding officers were unable to locate them; the victim was not injured during the theft. Officers were unable to track the laptop, but will request station/train video.
A victim reported the theft of their TREK hybrid bike from the 19th Street Station. The bike was secured with a cable lock to a bike rack.
A patron reported that their Specialized Dolce mountain bike was stolen from the racks at the south end of the station, between 1000-2240 hours. The patron secured the bike with a U-lock.
The on-duty station agent reported a Black male, 20’s, wearing a blue cap, blue hoodies and blue jeans, harassing patrons while asking for money. The suspect was interfering with the station agent to the point where she wasn’t able to perform her job. Upon the arrival of officers, the suspect was pointed out by the agent and detained. After a records check, the agent placed the suspect under citizen’s arrest. The suspect was transported and booked into the Santa Rita Jail for trespassing, likely to continue.
An officer responded to the 19th Street Station for a report of a male lodging at the station. The officer located the male and recognized him inside the station that had a court order prohibiting him from being on BART. The male was placed under arrest and booked at the county jail.
A victim reported the theft of their grey Specialized bike from the bike racks. The bike was secured with a cable lock and a U-lock at 1930 hours and when the victim returned at 2215 hours, the bike was gone.
A victim called to report that three suspects (BMs, one was 19 years, in a red shirt, jeans with red underwear) ran out of the train car and out the 17th Street end of the station after one of them took his briefcase. The victim was hit twice during the crime, but refused medical attention. The suspects were not located. Train/station video will be requested.
A victim reported her cell phone was grabbed from her hands at the 19th Street Station, around 1812 hours.
A victim reported that a male suspect (BM, 16-17 years, black hoodie, black shoes) grabbed his laptop as the Richmond bound train pulled into the station. The suspect ran off of the train and as the victim tried to give chase, another male suspect (BM, 16-17 years, black hoodie, blue jeans) tried to trip the victim, but was unsuccessful. The suspects then ran from the area and were not located. The computer could not be tracked. The victim was not injured. Video will be requested.
A victim reported the theft of his Giant Sedona mountain bike from the 19th Street Station on 2/28/17, between 1800-2300 hours. The bike was secured to the bike rack with a U-Lock.
Officers detained an adult female for fare evasion and subsequently found to have an outstanding $10,000 prostitution related warrant out of Alameda County Sheriff's Office for her arrest. The suspect was cited for fare evasion and then booked into the Santa Rita jail for the warrant.
A male suspect detained for fare evasion by officers was found to have an outstanding $10K misdemeanor “no cite” theft warrant for his arrest. The suspect was issues a citation for the infraction violation and booked into the county jail for the warrant.
Officers responded to the 19th Street station in regards to a dispatched call from an anonymous patron stating a male was being threatened by a female holding and waving a knife. Responding officers located the victim, and suspect on platform 1/3. The parties were engaged in an argument and the suspect was holding a 3.5 inch knife in her hand in the open position with the blade exposed. Officers took the suspect into custody at gunpoint and recovered the knife. Subsequently The suspect was issued a citation for 417(a)(1)P.C., given a prohibition order and taken to John George for psychiatric treatment. An officer took the report and a sergeant responded to conduct a use of force investigation.
A victim reported their Novaro Strada 21 speed bike was stolen from the 19th Street Station. The bike was secured to the bike racks in the paid area with two U-Locks.
A victim reported the theft of his Centurion 5 speed bike from the 19th Street Station. The bike was secured with a lock and chain to the bike rack at the station.