A passenger sleeping on a SFO bound train at 24th Station had their Ipad stolen. The suspect described as an unknown race male wearing a green jacket and a ponytail, no further description fled off of the train.
A passenger on a Millbrae train at the 24th Station had their laptop valued at $750.00 stolen. The suspect described as a Male Black, dark complexion, 6’-0” tall, short afro, wearing a green military type jacket, and baggy khaki pants fled off of the train.
A male and female were reported to be involved in a fight in the plaza on Mission Street. Officers detained both parties and discovered that the male had nine outstanding infraction arrest warrants, held by BART and San Francisco PD. He also had a stay-away order from 24th & Mission and the female party. The female had a stay-away order from the male. Both parties were arrested and booked at the San Francisco County Jail.
A victim reported that a suspect (BM, 20's, grey hoody), grabbed his cell phone from his hand and fled out of the station. Officers were unable to locate the suspect, but tracked the phone to the area of 7th/Market Streets in San Francisco. They were unable to locate the suspect or the phone. The victim was not injured and station video will be requested.
An officer contacted an adult male for fare evasion and discovered that he had a $10,000 warrant for resisting arrest. The male was issued a citation for fare evasion before being booked into the San Francisco County Jail for the warrant.
The victim was seated on the train with her bag on the floor next to her when the suspect, described as a BM, 6'04", bald, wearing a blue sweatshirt and blue jeans, slowly attempted to walk away with her bag. When the victim noticed the suspect's actions, she grabbed her bag and a struggle ensued. The victim fell to the floor of the train, but was able to retain her property. The victim reported the crime to the agent at the 24th St. Station. The victim complained of pain to her knees, but declined medical attention.
A station agent called to report a male sleeping and possibly exposing himself at the station. An officer contacted the male and conducted a welfare check on him. A records check revealed that he is a sex offender who has not registered as required. Officers were not able to substantiate an exposure, but arrested him for being out of compliance. He was booked into the San Francisco County Jail for the sex offender registration violation.
A victim reported the theft of their (blue) Trek 700 road bike while it was cable locked at the station, between 1700 hours on 10/12/14 and 1500 hours on 10/13/14. The victim valued the bike at $800.00. An officer responded and completed a report.
Officers performed a welfare check upon an adult male subject who was reportedly sleeping on the edge of the platform. During a wants/warrants check of the subject, the officers learned he was out of compliance with his mandatory sex registrant status so he was placed under arrest for the violation. A sergeant responded to approve the arrest and debrief the subject. He was then booked into the county jail for the violation.
Patrons on a Daly City bound train reported a male suspect who was holding a hammer and threatening to beat up patrons on the train. Officers intercepted the train at 24th Street Station and detained the suspect. The object in the man's hand was actually the handle from the man's suitcase. Officers determined that no battery occurred. The man was arrested for making criminal threats. He was issued a prohibition order before being booked at the San Francisco County Jail for criminal threats.
BART officers and a sergeant responded to a report of a subject laying face-down with blood around him in the west plaza area. San Francisco PD and EMS also received similar reports. EMS and SFPD officers arrived first and determined that the subject (determined to be a female) suffered from stab wounds. Further investigation into the matter revealed that blood was additionally found in a nearby alley and that SFPD had a male subject detained in that same alley. SFPD investigators arrived and took over the investigation. BART PD officers assisted by maintaining initial crime scene security in the plaza area and by canvassing for potential witnesses. The wounds that the victim suffered were later determined to appear non-life threatening.
Officers observed a male fare evade to exit the 24th Street Station. Officers detained the male and he attempted to conceal his identity by providing the officers with a false name. Officers obtained his identification and a warrant/records check revealed the male had a $1,000.00 warrant for possession of counterfeit bills issued by El Dorado County. The male was placed under arrest and searched. The male had several counterfeit bills in his possession. The male was booked at the San Francisco County Jail on the warrant, providing false id to a police officer, possession of counterfeit bills.
Two victims reported that they locked their bicycles (2 Panama Jack Cruiser bicycles, unknown serial numbers) to the bike racks today at 1000 hours. The bicycles were secured with cable locks. The victims returned at 1500 hours to find their bicycles gone. The estimated value of the bikes was $196 each.
A patron reported that her iPhone 5 was stolen from her bag while she was on the platform. The suspect sat next to the victim and snatched the phone, before boarding the Fremont bound train. The victim contacted officers at 16th Street Station. The Fremont train was checked in Oakland, but the suspect was not on board. The suspect was described as a Hispanic male, 5'8" tall, wearing a black beanie, a white tee shirt, black pants and black and orange shoes. There was a delay in tracking the phone, but it was last located near Civic Center Station. Officers checked Civic Center with the victim, but were unable to locate the suspect or the phone.
An officer contacted an adult male for fare evasion and discovered that he had a $20,000 warrant for vandalism. The male was booked into the San Francisco County Jail for the warrant.
A victim reported his blue and gray Trek 21 speed men’s hybrid was stolen while it was secured with a kryptonite lock at the bike racks between 1030-1920 hours.
A patron was pushed from behind and then had their hat taken by a robbery suspect. The suspect was issued a prohibition order. A Sgt approved the arrest and interviewed the suspect. The suspect was booked into the San Francisco County Jail.
Officers responded to the station’s east plaza area regarding a local resident’s complaint of subjects drinking and playing loud music. While there, the officers observed a female subject drinking from a half-full (glass) bottle of liquor. The officers contacted the subject and attempted to retrieve the bottle of alcohol, for officer safety, from the subject. The subject, however, physically resisted the officers’ attempts and a struggle ensued. The officers finally managed to handcuff the subject and placed her under arrest for possessing an open container of alcohol, public intoxication and resisting arrest. A sergeant responded to the scene, approved the arrest, debriefed the subject and performed the use of force investigation. Subsequently, the subject was booked into the county jail for the listed violations. One officer sustained a minor injury during the struggle, which did not require immediate medical attention; and the subject was not injured.
Officers detained a subject for selling BART tickets without a permit. During the detention, the subject ran from officers but was arrested a short time later without further incident and/or use of force. A search of the subject incident to the arrest revealed he was in possession of altered BART tickets, in addition to having an active BART stay away order. A sergeant responded to approve the arrest and debrief the subject. Subsequently, the subject was booked into the county jail for possessing the altered BART tickets, delaying the officers and for violating the stay away order.
A victim reported her black/yellow $600.00 women’s mountain bike was stolen while it was cable locked to the station’s bicycle racks, between 0800-1350 hours. An officer completed the report.
The station agent called for a welfare check on a male who was sleeping in the station. Officers determined that the male was able to care for himself, but a records check revealed a $10,000 warrant for violation of a domestic violence court order, trespassing and vandalism. The male was booked into the San Francisco County Jail for the warrant.
Officers observed a subject creating a disturbance while in the Plaza area of the station and contacted him. The officers determined he was unable to care for himself due to his level of alcohol intoxication and placed him under arrest. A warrants check revealed the subject was also wanted on an outstanding fare evasion warrant, issued by San Francisco Police Department, with a bail amount of $911. A sergeant responded to approve the arrest and debrief the subject. The subject was then booked into the county jail for public intoxication and the outstanding warrant.
BART Officers witnessed a suspect fare evade. The subsequent detention resulted in the suspect being arrested for a 5K warrant for DUI out of SFPD. A Sgt approved the arrest and debriefed the suspect.
SFPD advised that a parental abduction had occurred near the 24th Street Station. It was reported that the father had abducted the child and had fled towards the station. At 1734 hours, a station agent reported that SFPD units were inside the station and were searching a train that was on the platform for the suspect. Additional SFPD units responded to the 16th Street Station and started searching trains at that station. BART officers and a sergeant responded to the stations to assist. SFPD requested additional trains to be searched at Civic Center and Powell Street. At 1756 hours, all trains were released after a 22 minute delay. Train service was restored and the suspect was not located inside the BART system.
2/26/14 !632 hrs The ISRC was advised by SFPD Dispatch that their officers chased a robbery suspect into the 24Th Street Station and the suspect had fled down trackway #2 towards the 16Th Street Station. BART Officers responded to assist and power was cut to trackway #2. It was reported that the suspect crossed over to trackway #1 and power was immediately cut to trackckway #1. BART Officers arrived and trains were used to conducted a search of both trackways. The area was cleared and train service was restored. Officers were not able to locate the suspect and it appears he was able to escape. Trains were delayed in both directions for approximately 45 minutes. It was later determined the suspect was armed with a weapon.