The victim reported that his black and gold colored Corsaro Aegis 3 speed bike was stolen between 0900 hours on 11/9/14 and 0700 hours, today's date. The bike was secured with a cable lock and a U-bolt. The bike was valued at $300. The victim could not provide a serial number.
A victim, whose bicycle had been previously stolen in San Francisco Police jurisdiction and for which a report had been generated, requested BART police assistance at the station while preparing to meet a Craig’s List ‘seller’ believed to be in possession of the bicycle. Officers met with the victim and, eventually, the seller arrived with the bicycle. The victim, from a safe distance, then positively identified the bicycle and the subject was detained without incident. While being interviewed, the subject claimed to have purchased the bicycle at a San Francisco flea market for $450.00. A criminal history check of the subject did not reveal any arrest pattern for theft or any other related crimes, nor was he on active probation or parole. A sergeant responded to approve the arrest and debrief the subject. Subsequently, the victim regained his bicycle and the subject was released with a citation for possessing stolen property worth less than $950.00.
Fuji rode bike 21 speed light green in color valued at $350.00. Secured by a U-Lock on 10-31-14 at 2000 hrs and discovered stolen on 1-1-14 at 1430 hrs. Bike racks MLK side.
While at the station, an officer was flagged down and directed to a subject who was disturbing the peace. The officer contacted and detained the subject and determined he was intoxicated. The subject was arrested and is to be booked into the Berkeley City Jail for public intoxication.
A victim reported the theft of their dark blue $200 Specialized men’s road bike, 21-speed, while it was U-locked in the concourse area of the station between 1800-2345 hours. An officer responded and completed a report.
An adult female victim reported her black leather (unknown name brand) wallet, which contained a credit card and identification, was stolen by an adult White male suspect after she accidentally dropped it on the station floor. The suspect left the station with the wallet, but responding officers were unable to locate him. The victim, who was not injured during the theft, further described the suspect as in his 20’s; standing 5’9” tall; with a scruffy face and brown hair; she was unable to provide a clothing description.
A victim reported her $100 purple women’s bicycle (unknown make and model) was stolen while it was cable locked at the bike racks between 0800-1730 hours.
A patron reported that their red Trek 1400 12-speed mountain bike was stolen from the racks between 10/16/14 at 1000 hours, to today at 2300 hours. The victim secured the bike with a cable lock.
Officers responded to conduct a welfare check on a male that was reported to have been in the bathroom over 25 minutes. Officers discovered the door was lock and the male was not responding to knocks on the door. Officers made entry and contacted the male. A records/warrant check revealed the male had two $5K warrants for a narcotics violation and public intoxication held by Oakland PD and San Mateo County. The male was placed under arrest on the warrants and was booked at the Berkeley Jail. A sergeant approved the arrest.
A victim reported his $450.00 green Windsor Tourist bicycle was stolen while it was cable locked at the bike racks between 1715-2150 hours.
A victim reported her 1991 gray Honda Accord 4 door (2WVR809 CA) was stolen while it was parked in the lot near Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. and Ashby Avenue between 0800-1850 hours.
A patron reported that their blue Motobecain 21-speed bike was stolen from the south racks between 2000 hours on 9/19/14 and 2000 hours today. The victim secured the bike with a U-lock, which was also taken.
A victim reported his 1998 red Honda Civic 4 door (4DZA380 CA) was stolen while it was parked in stall #526 between 0715-1845 hours.
A victim reported that they locked their bicycle (a Nishiki 52” road bicycle) to the bike racks on 8/28/14, at 0830 hours. The bicycle was secured with two U-Locks. The victim returned on 9/1/14, at 1800 hours to find their bicycle gone. The estimated value of the bike is $200.
A victim reported that they locked their bicycle (a blue/white Kona Jake CX bicycle) to the bike racks on 9/2/14, at 0900 hours. The bicycle was secured with two U-Locks. The victim returned today, at 1014 hours to find their bicycle gone. The estimated value of the bike is $2500.
A patron reported the theft of their white Raleigh Men's single-speed bike from the bike racks on the West side of the station. The theft occurred sometime between 8/30/14 at 2000 hours and 1730 hours, today's date. The bike was secured with a cable and U-bolt locks. The victim was unable to provide a serial number and valued the bike at $250.
A victim reported her red 1996 Honda Accord 4 door (7CHD892 CA) was stolen while it was parked in the south lot stall #541 between 0745-2145 hours.
A victim reported his black Miata 312 road bicycle was stolen while it was secured with a U-lock at the bike racks between 0850 hours on 8/22/14 to 2130 hours on 8/25/14.
A victim reported the theft of her purple Nishiki 10 speed road bike (no serial numbers) from the Ashby Station. The victim parked her bicycle inside the paid area of the station on July 31st at 1800 hours and returned on today's date at 1030 hours to discover her bicycle was missing. The victim used a cable lock to secure her bicycle. Loss was reported at $200. An officer completed a theft report.
An officer on routine patrol conducted a welfare check on two subjects in the Woolsey lot of the station. The officer ran a records check and one of the subjects was found to have a $6,000 "no cite" misdemeanor warrant out of San Jose PD for theft. The warrant was confirmed and the subject was placed under arrest. A sergeant approved the arrest and debriefed the subject before he was booked into the Glen Dyer Jail on the warrant.
A victim reported his $330 white Pure Fix Quebec 1 speed mountain bicycle was stolen while it was cable locked on the bike racks between 1100-2145 hours.
Berkeley Fire Department responded to the west lot of the station on a report of a sick man who had passed out. Officers also responded and located a transient man and his wife at the north end of the lot, adjacent to Ashby Avenue. The wife reported that her husband suffered from a number of medical issues, including heart problems, respiratory problems and low blood sugar. The couple were resting on the ground. The man sat up and told his wife that he felt light headed, before passing out and falling on top of her. The man was transported by ambulance to Alta Bates Hospital, where he was pronounced dead shortly after arrival. There are no signs of foul play in this incident and the man's death appears to be attributable to his pre-existing medical conditions.
A victim reported he was robbed at gunpoint while at the taxi stand. The victim was attempting to buy a laptop from two men for $600.00 when they demanded and took his money at gunpoint. There were no injuries. The suspects fled the station toward Adeline and Ashby Roads. Video requested.
A victim reported his $200 white and blue Sentra road bicycle was stolen while it was cable locked at the bike racks in the free area between 0645-1745 hours.
While at station, an officer heard an argument between two people and responded to the scene. Upon arrival, a record check on one of the detainees revealed two valid restraining orders for him to keep 150 feet away from the other party. The subject was placed under arrest for violation of both restraining orders. A minor amount of physical force was used by the officer to place the suspect into custody. A sergeant arrived at the scene to approve the arrest and conduct the use of force investigation.