An officer was detailed to check upon the welfare of an adult male who was reportedly refusing to off-board an out-of-service train and requesting medical attention due to being hungry. As the officer made contact with the subject, and while evaluating his welfare, the subject threatened to punch the officer. The officer then attempted to place the subject in handcuffs, but the subject physically resisted and a struggle ensued. BART and Lafayette officers responded to assist, and the subject was finally taken into custody. During the struggle, the subject sustained bruising to one of his eyebrows so paramedics responded to the station. Shortly thereafter, the subject was transported to the county hospital. While at the hospital, however, the subject was diagnosed as suffering from other medical conditions unrelated to his struggle with police and which would require extended medical care. Complaints for the listed charges will be sought against the subject at a later date. The officer was not injured during the struggle, and a sergeant responded to the scene to perform the use of force investigation.
A victim reported that they locked their bicycle (a black 18 speed road bicycle, no serial number) to the bike racks on 2/21/14, at 0800 hours. The bicycle was secured with cable lock. The victim returned the same day at 1900 hours to find their bicycle gone. The estimated value of the bike is $500.
A victim reported that they locked their bicycle (a silver 2013 Trek 7.1 FX mountain bicycle) to the satellite parking lot bike racks on 2/21/14, at 1245 hours. The bicycle was secured with a cable lock. The victim returned that night at 1900 hours to find their bicycle gone. The estimated value of the bike is $439.
A victim reported his tan 1999 Acura 3.0 2 door (4EVD421 CA) was stolen while it was parked in the lot near Deer Hill Road between 0735-2135 hours.
A victim reported his $400.00 brown and white Scott Sub50 9 men’s speed hybrid bicycle was stolen while it was cable locked at the bike racks between 0800-1900 hours.
Patrons reported that three male suspects were battering a male victim on the platform. The suspects boarded a Millbrae train, while the victim remained on the platform. Officers intercepted the train at Orinda Station and located three suspects who matched the description given by witnesses. A check of Lafayette Station by another officer revealed that the victim and witnesses had left the area. Record checks of one of the detainees at Orinda revealed that he had an outstanding, no-bail arrest warrant for DUI, held by the Contra Costa County Sheriff's Department. Two of the suspects were released and the suspect with the warrant was booked at the Martinez Detention Facility.
A victim reported his black Chevrolet 2500 was burglarized while it was parked and locked in stall #1338 in the rear of the center lot between 0730-1630 hours. The passenger side window was forced open, and a stereo inside the vehicle was damaged. Prints of the vehicle were taken.
An officer was dispatched to a report of a possible auto burglary in progress at the Lafayette Station. It was reported by a citizen via CHP transfer that a White male subject (brown hair, baseball cap, and a maroon colored hoodie was trying to slide something into a vehicle in the upper lot. The officer arrived and ran a plate on a vehicle (a 1998 red 4d, Nissan Sentra, 4CMM291) as it was leaving the parking lot and discovered it was a reported stolen vehicle. The officer followed behind the vehicle for a short while before it went over a center median and attempted to flee. The zone sergeant had the officer terminate and CHP and surrounding agencies were advised. The officer was unable to locate any victim vehicles in the parking lot.
A victim reported via phone report that he parked and locked their 1196 Ford F150 in the upper parking lot on 11/30/13, at 1715 hours. He returned yesterday, at 1200 hours to find that someone had broken into the toolbox attached to his truck and took miscellaneous tools.
A patron reported that their blue 1994 Jeep Grand Cherokee was stolen from the mid-parking lot, stall #664, between 0830 and 2030 hours. An officer responded to take othe report.
A victim reported his $700.00 black and blue Trek 27 speed bicycle was stolen while it was U locked at the station between
An officer was detailed to the station regarding an adult male exposing himself, swearing at no one in particular, and possibly under the influence of an unknown substance. On the officer’s arrival, the subject was detained without incident and determined to be too intoxicated to care for his own safety. Subsequently, the subject was placed under arrest for public intoxication and booked at the Contra Costa County jail, Martinez.
A victim reported his blue Trek bicycle (unknown model) was stolen while it was cable locked behind the station between 0845-1830 hours.
A patron reported seeing multiple vehicles in the parking lot with their windows smashed out. An officer responded and located the victim vehicles along with three of the victim vehicle’s owners. The first vehicle (a 2010 dark gray Ford Escape, stall 963) had its right rear wing window smashed. The owner of this vehicle reported that her Louis Vuitton wallets and Iphone 5 were missing. The second vehicle (a dark green 2008 Jeep Wrangler) had its left rear passenger window smashed. The owner of this vehicle reported via phone that his 2013 Lenovo company laptop (no serial number at this time) and case were removed. The third vehicle (a 2013 dark gray Toyota Highlander) had its rear passenger window smashed. The owner of this vehicle reported that there was no loss. The fourth vehicle (a gray 2013 Dodge Dart) had its rear passenger window smashed. The owner of this vehicle reported that her blue Coach purse and wallet containing cash and house keys were missing. The investigating officer requested the Dublin Police Department to conduct a courtesy check of this victim’s residence. The officer determined that the time frame of these incidents occurred on today’s date sometime between 0839 (time of last security check) and 0930 hours (time of call). The victims reportedly parked their vehicles at the station because of a Marathon event that was going on in the city of Lafayette. None of the victims wanted their vehicles processed for evidence. 1310-3997 (A,B, and C) L21
A victim reported his 1993 white Chevrolet Silverado (CA #4U38848) with 20" black wheels was stolen while it was parked in stall #656 between 0650-2000 hours.
A patron reported that their tan 2013 Honda Accord was burglarized while parked in stall #1257, between 0730-1745 hours. An unknown suspect smashed the front passenger window to gain entry and stole 50 cents and a key to another vehicle from the center console.
A patron reported that their silver 2000 Ford Expedition was burglarized while parked in stall #1057, between 0730-1725 hours. An unknown suspect gained entry by prying the driver's door lock. The suspect stole $5 in loose change and the vehicle's registration.
A patron reported that two bikes were stolen from the racks in the rear lot, between 1700 hours on 9/19/13 to 1900 hours on 9/21/13. The bikes were a 24-speed Trek hybrid and a 21-speed Performance. The bikes were locked together by a cable lock.
A patron reported that their white 2006 BMW X5 was stolen from the small lot on the Mt. Diablo side of the station between 1441-1550 hours.
A victim reported her black Trek women’s hybrid 12 speed bicycle was stolen while it was cable locked at the bike racks between 0730-1930 hours.
A victim made a phone report that his $75.00 gray men’s 21 speed bicycle (unknown model) was stolen while it was cable locked at the bike racks between 0815-2000 hours.
A victim reported that he parked his blue/white Kona 21 speed mountain bike (unknown serial numbers) at the bike racks at 10:00 hours on 9/10/13. He secured his bike to the rack using a cable lock. When he returned at 16:05 hours he discovered his bike and cable lock was missing. The victim estimated his loss at $750.00. An officer completed a report.
A patron reported that their white 1991 Plymouth Grand Caravan was stolen from the mid-upper lot between 0836-1919 hours.
A BART Officer checked on the welfare of a citizen. The officer discovered that the citizen had a $60,000.00 warrant for petty theft out of San Francisco. A Sgt approved the arrest. The suspect was booked at the Contra Costa County Jail without incident.
Officers responded to the station for a report of a subject who exposed himself and masturbated in front of a patron while on a Pittsburg bound train. Officers originally responded to search for the suspect and victim at the Walnut Creek Station. It was later reported that the suspect off-boarded at the Layfayette Station. An officer proceeded to the Layfayette Station and located a possible suspect. The victim later came forward and positively identified the suspect. A sergeant responded to the station to debrief the suspect and approve the arrest. Trains were held out of the Layfayette Station for approximately 11 minutes. The suspect was booked into the Martinez Detention Facility for indecent exposure and also issued a prohibition order.