Officers responded the Embarcadero Station for a report of an individual possible using narcotics. Officers detained the man and a records check revealed the male had a court order prohibiting him from being on BART property. The male was placed under arrest and booked at the San Francisco Jail.
An Officer detained a male for smoking in the free area of the Embarcadero Station. A records check revealed the male had a no bail felony arrest warrant. The male was booked into the San Francisco County Jail.
The victim reported that while stepping off an East Bay bound train, at the Embarcadero station, an unknown suspect pick pocketed his black Samsung Note 4 cell phone. The victim, who was not injured, was unable to describe the incident train’s final destination, and the investigating officer was unable to track the phone.
A female patron boarded a Pittsburg bound train, as did the suspect, who was described as a Black male, 40’s, thin, with a black garment bag over his shoulder. The suspect bumped into the victim and shortly thereafter, she noticed her wallet was missing. The suspect fled from the train. The victim’s wallet contained $200 and miscellaneous credit cards. The victim was not injured and can possibly ID the suspect. An officer took the report.
A suspect brandished a family with a knife. An off duty Federal Police Sgt witnessed the incident and took the suspect into custody. BART Officers arrived and took custody of the suspect. The suspect was transported to the SF County Jail.
A BART Police employee saw a male enter the Trans-Bay Tube at the Embarcadero Station. Officers responded and boarded a train in an attempt to locate the male but were unsuccessful. After an extensive search of the Trans-Bay Tube, the male was located and was taken into custody. Criminal charges are pending and the system suffered 40-50 minute delays.
BART Officers contacted a suspect for blocking movement. The subsequent investigation resulted in the suspect being arrested for a no cite 1K warrant for battery out of the SF Court. The suspect was transported to the SF County Jail.
A male suspect detained by officers for reportedly causing a disturbance at the station agent’s booth was found to be a danger to himself and others due to a mental health issue. However, as the officers prepared to transport the suspect to a psychiatric facility, he physically resisted. The officers then used physical force to control the suspect. A sergeant responded to perform the use of force investigation before the suspect was transported to the psychiatric facility for further evaluation. The officers and the suspect were not injured.
An officer intercepted a train at the station for a report of a male creating a disturbance. A male and female victim reported that the suspect had battered them (unprovoked). The female was pushed in the back of the head (declined medical/no visible injuries) and the male was punched numerous times, causing scratching and bruising. The male victim was treated by medical staff at the scene. The victims placed the suspect under citizen's arrest for battery. He was issued a prohibition order before being booked into the San Francisco County Jail for the battery charges and a probation violation.
A patron had their Macpro laptop taken from their lap while on a train. The suspects then fled from the train at the Embarcadero Station. The suspects were described as 2 Male Blacks medium build wearing dark clothing.
Officers, including canines, responded to the station regarding the anonymous report of a bomb. The entire station was searched, but no suspicious devices were located. As a result of this incident, there was a delay in service. TSOC notified.
Passengers reported a sexual battery on the train. An officer intercepted the train and noticed that multiple passengers had the suspect detained. The officer contacted the victim, witnesses and the suspect and determined that the male suspect was seen rubbing his groin (clothed, but grinding) against the female victim. He was placed under citizen's arrest by the victim. He was issued a prohibition order and booked into the San Francisco County Jail for sexual battery. Train car video will be requested.
A female victim reported a male suspect masturbating on the train. Officers intercepted the train and contacted both the victim and suspect. The victim placed the suspect under citizen's arrest. The suspect was found to be in possession of concentrated cannabis (wax). He was issued a prohibition order and booked into the San Francisco County Jail for indecent exposure and possession of concentrated cannabis.
The station agent reported that after telling the male suspect to stop selling BART tickets at the station, the suspect spat on the agent’s face and then fled from the station. During a subsequent area search, Officers located and detained the suspect in a fast-food restaurant near the Powell Street BART station. The victim/station agent arrived at that location a short time later, positively identified the suspect as the responsible and placed him under citizen’s arrest for battery. Further, a wants/warrants check of the suspect revealed an active stay away order prohibiting his entry onto BART property. The suspect was then issued a prohibition order before being booked into the county jail for battering a transit employee and violating the stay away order.
A victim reported that his green 18-speed Trek 520 bike was stolen from the bike links area. The bike was secured with a Kryptonite U-lock on 9/29 at 1400 hours and when he returned at 0945 hours on 9/30, the bike and lock were gone.
Officers detained a male and a female for trespassing in one of the station’s entry ways. A wants/warrants check of the male suspect revealed an active stay away order prohibiting his entry on BART property and placed under arrest for its violation. Similarly, a check of the female suspect revealed three (3) no bail warrants and one $5K warrant, all narcotics related and held by Santa Clara County Police agencies; she was then placed under arrest for the warrants. Both suspects were subsequently booked into the county jail.
A male victim reported that while aboard a Dublin-bound train arriving at the station an unknown race male, wearing a black/white hoodie and blue jeans, snatched his black iPhone 5S from his hands and fled towards the concourse level of the station. Officers responded and unsuccessfully searched for the suspect, who is further described as 5’9” tall; 150 lbs. The cell phone was not trackable as it was shut down shortly after the theft. The victim was not injured. Train and station video was requested.
A victim reported that she fell asleep on a train and while it was at the Embarcadero Station, a female suspect (BF, 20s, hair in ponytail, white hoodie, black pants) took her cell phone from her unzipped bag (which was strapped over the victim's shoulder) and fled out of the train. The suspect, who was seen running out of the station, was not located. The phone could not be tracked and the victim was uninjured. Station and train video will be requested.
A victim's phone was grabbed from her hand while aboard a Pleasanton bound train, at the Embarcadero Station. Loss was an iPhone 6 plus, valued at $400.00.
A male suspect detained by officers for fare evasion was found to have an outstanding $5K misdemeanor sex crime warrant, held by San Francisco Police, for his arrest. The officers placed the suspect under arrest without incident, and booked him into the county jail for the warrant.
Officers were dispatched to intercept a train at Embarcadero Station to investigate a report of a possible armed robbery. Officers searched the train and located a suspect who matched the description of the suspect in the armed robbery. The suspect was uncooperative with officers and physically resisted the detention. The original victim was located, but the investigation revealed that the suspect and the victim had been in a verbal dispute where the suspect threatened to rob the victim, but did not brandish a weapon. The suspect was arrested and booked for two counts of resisting arrest and five counts of battery on a police officer. The suspect was issued a prohibition order.
Central reported that there was a subject seen walking into the Transbay-Tube from the Embarcadero Station. This was confirmed by surveillance video that showed the suspect walking back and forth between trackways via the gallery doors. A sergeant and Officers from Zone 1 set up a Transbay Tube search of the trackways and gallery while a second sergeant and Zone 4 officers staged at Embarcadero. At one point, the suspect walked back to the Embarcadero Station and he was taken into custody without incident. As a precaution, inspections were performed of both trackways as well as the gallery. The suspect was arrested on a citation for trespassing and providing a false name. TSOC was notified.
An officer contacted an adult male for blocking free movement and discovered that he had a $7,500 no cite warrant for public intoxication. The male was issued a warning citation for the blocking violation and booked into the San Francisco County Jail for the warrant.
A victim reported her wallet was removed from her purse at the Embarcadero Station. The victim did not see anyone remove her wallet and was not able to provide a description.
While aboard a Pittsburg-bound train at the station, a Black male (wearing a dark hoodie) suddenly snatched a gold-colored iPhone-6s from the victim’s grasp and fled from the train. The victim briefly chased after the suspect before being pushed to the floor by a second Black male suspect. An off-duty U.S. Customs officer then detained the second suspect, at gunpoint, until a BART Officer arrived and placed him in handcuffs without further incident; the primary suspect managed to elude capture. The second suspect, a juvenile who refused to provide a statement, was booked into the county’s juvenile hall for robbery. The victim was not injured. The officer was unable to track the stolen iPhone. Train and station video was requested.