An officer responded to the station on a report from a train operator of a male wayside and possibly attempting to hop a fence along the track way. The suspect was described as a white male, wearing a grey sweatshirt and black pants. Prior to the officer's arrival, the suspect returned to the platform and was standing by with a BART fore worker, who also observed the suspect wayside. The officer contacted the male and conducted a records check. The male had two outstanding warrants charging vandalism totaling $35,000, both held by SFPD. The suspect was placed under arrest for the warrants. The fore worker also signed a citizen's arrest for interfering with railroad operations. TSOC was notified. TSOC #TSA-06-16976-16
The victim reported the theft of their 92' Honda Prelude which was parked in the De Long lot in stall #2134 today between the hours of 0545-1530.
A female victim reported that a Hispanic male in his 20's, wearing a black beanie, stole her purse while on platform #1. The suspect was in the company of a Hispanic female. Both suspects fled the station toward John Daly Boulevard. Responding officers were unable to locate the suspects in the area. The victim was not injured.
A victim reported their 2005 Land Rover Discovery was broken into while parked at the Daly City Station. The suspect smashed the driver's side rear window and removed a gym bag containing clothing.
A victim reported that their vehicle was burglarized while parked in the DeLong Street lot between 1100 hours on 5/14 and 1630 hours on 5/16. There was no sign of forced entry, but the interior was ransacked. An anti-theft steering lock had been removed, bit no other loss was determined. The vehicle was processed for evidence.
An officer found a 2010 Subaru that had its rear window smashed. The officer left a note for the owner to report their loss. The car was dusted for prints but no prints were located.
A female victim reported that a male suspect (BM, 20s, 5'8", thin, black jacket, light blue jeans) grabbed her laptop computer from her and ran out of the train and out of the station. The victim, who was not injured, tried to chase the suspect, but could not keep up. Responding officers were unable to locate the suspect.
A sergeant contacted an adult male for fare evasion and discovered that the male had a $20,000 warrant for theft and a $15,000 warrant for being under the influence of narcotics. The male was cited for fare evasion and booked into the San Francisco County Jail for the warrants.
The station agent called to report a male who had fare evaded and threatened to return to the station and harm her. An officer arrived and contacted the male suspect. The agent placed the male under citizen's arrest for fare evasion and making the threats. The male was transported to Redwood City Jail to be booked for the threats. During the transport, he began banging his head and had to be placed in the WRAP device. A sergeant responded to conduct a user of force investigation. The male was ultimately issued a prohibition order before being booked into the Redwood City Jail for making criminal threats.
Two people were asleep on a bench at the station when they woke up after hearing a subject trying to steal some bikes. The two that were sleeping then realized that their cell phones and a wallet were taken off their person while they were sleeping. When they confronted the subject he ran off. Officers conducted an area search with negative results, but fortunately the male suspect returned back to the station where he was positively identified by the two victims. The two cells phones were found on the suspect. The victim's wallet and credit card were also found in the nearby garbage can. The suspect was placed under arrest for possession of stolen property and theft from a person. The suspect refused to give a statement and was subsequently booked into the county jail. The Sergeant responded to scene.
A patron reported that their red 2007 Toyota Yaris was burglarized while parked in stall #694, on the second level of the parking structure. An unknown suspect smashed the left rear window to gain entry. The interior was ransacked, but there was no loss.
A patron reported that their tan 2002 Toyota Corolla was burglarized while parked in the DeLong lot, between 1030-1830 hours. An unknown suspect smashed the right rear window to gain entry and stole $100 in cash from the center console.
A victim reported that their 1994 Honda Civic was burglarized while parked in the station’s De Long lot, stall 3383. The vehicle’s left front driver’s door window was smashed to gain entry and its stereo taken. An officer responded and completed a report; the victim declined to have the vehicle processed for fingerprints.
The victim of a vehicle burglary called to report that her 2016 Subaru Outback was burglarized while parked in stall #913 between the hours of 0645 and 1620, today's date. The victim reported there was no loss from the vehicle, and entry was made via a front driver's side window smash.
An officer on routine patrol contacted the suspect on a welfare check for sleeping inside the parking structure. A records check revealed the suspect had a no bail felony warrant held by SFPD for a probation violation. The warrant was confirmed and the suspect was placed under arrest. The suspect was booked into the Redwood City Jail on the warrant.
An officer detained a female and a male couple for reportedly disturbing/harassing one another. During his investigation, the officer learned that the couple had just ended a dating relationship, and that the female earlier kicked the male in the groin. Shortly after learning this information, the officer placed the female under arrest for domestic violence; a sergeant approved the arrest. The male, who claimed no injury and refused medical attention, refused to pursue a criminal complaint against the female. The officer then booked the female into the county jail for domestic violence; she will be issued a prohibition order.
A victim reported that their silver-colored 2003 Acura TL was burglarized while parked in the second level the station’s parking structure, between 0620 and 1630 hours. The vehicle was entered by an unknown method and miscellaneous Nike brand basketball equipment was taken. An officer made telephone contact with the victim and completed a report.
A female suspect detained by an officer for reportedly being inebriated, while also walking in and out of traffic in the station’s bus zone, was determined to be too intoxicated to care for herself. As the officer prepared to arrest her for public intoxication, however, the suspect resisted the officer’s efforts. The officer then used force to overcome the suspect’s resistance and handcuffed her; neither was injured. A sergeant responded to perform the use of force investigation. The suspect was then booked into the county jail for public intoxication.
A victim reported his grey 2015 Fiat 500 was burglarized while parked in stall #317 of the Daly City Station, between 0640-2130 hours. The rear window was smashed and a carbon fiber road bike was stolen. Loss was estimated at 3K. No prints were located on the vehicle. 1602-0707 hours. L22
A BART employee reported the theft of a District-owned vehicle (blue 1999 Dodge Ram van / vehicle #1623) while it was parked in the station’s structure, stall 473, between 0600 and 2230 hours on 2/15/16. An officer contacted the employee, requested station video and completed a report. TSOC notified.
A BART employee reported that a BART van was broken into and the steering column was damaged in an apparent attempt to steal the van. A door lock was punched to gain entry, but nothing was taken from the interior. The vehicle was processed for evidence. The crime occurred between 2130 hours on 2/13 and 0315 hours on 2/14. The vehicle was parked on the access road adjacent to the parking structure.
A victim reported that their gray 2013 Toyota Tacoma was burglarized while parked in the open-air lot adjacent to the structure, stall 150, between 0730 and 2000 hours. The vehicle was entered by unknown means, but $4.00 in cash and a cell phone charger were taken. The investigating officer fingerprinted the vehicle and completed a report.
Officers were responding to a report of a male looking into vehicles when they discovered two vehicles in the parking structure with windows smashed. Both vehicles were processed for evidence and a note was left for each owner to contact us upon their return. The person seen looking into vehicles was not located. 1602-0314,
A male victim reported that yesterday, at 1930 hours, he was in the parking structure going up the stairs when he was confronted by a suspect wearing dark clothes. The suspect pushed the victim down to the ground and demanded his money. The victim gave the suspect $40 in cash and the suspect fled down the stairs. The victim stated he did not need medical attention but that he suffered from pain to his hand and his knees when he fell to the ground.