A victim reported their women's TREK road bike was stolen from the Lake Merritt Station, between 0800-2130 hours. The bike was inside a bike locker but there were no signs of a forced entry.
Officers responded to the Lake Merritt Station to investigate a report of a male causing a disturbance aboard a train. Upon arrival officers located a subject (Alamillo, Donato 43 y/o, San Francisco) matching the provided description on the train. The subject attempted to flee on foot. The officers detained the subject, who initially provided a false name. A records check revealed an active warrant. The subject was arrested for the warrant, resisting/delaying a peace officer and providing false identity to a peace officer. The subject was booked at the Santa Rita jail.
A victim reported the theft of their men's Schwinn bike from the Lake Merritt Station, between 0700-1700 hours. The bike was secured with a Kryptonite U-Lock.
Victim reported the theft of his vehicle parked at the station. An officer took the report.
An officer responded to the station agent’s booth to meet with a female victim who reported a male subject who had off-boarded from a train had reached under her skirt to grab her buttocks. The female described the person as being a Black male adult, 6’, medium build, with a short buzz cut, wearing a light blue t-shirt and dark jeans. The male suspect fled out of the station via the 8th Street stairwell. An area check was conducted and the suspect was not located. L15
An officer detained a male suspect for reportedly stealing a bicycle part. A witness positively identified the suspect as the responsible, and he was placed under arrest for theft. A criminal history check of the suspect also revealed he was on active parole for robbery conviction. The suspect was eventually booked into the county jail for theft and violating the terms of his parole.
A patron reported that their blue Lemond road bike was stolen from the racks in the paid area between 0715-1910 hours. The victim secured the bike with a U-lock.
A victim reported their 1994 Acura was stolen from the Lake Merritt Station.
A male suspect physically resisted officers’ efforts to detain him for creating a disturbance. Before being restrained in handcuffs, the suspect battered one officer and threatened to shoot the (3) officers; he was found not to be in possession of a weapon. A sergeant responded to approve the arrest and perform the use of force investigation. The suspect was then issued a prohibition order and booked into the county jail for battering the officer, making criminal threats and for violating the terms of his criminal threats-related probation. One officer sustained a minor injury, but did not require further medical attention.
A male victim reported that a female suspect (BF, blonde hair, mini skirt) argued with him over a power outlet on the train. When the male leaned down to point out the outlet, she female struck him in the head with a screwdriver, causing a 1" laceration. The female then tried to flee, but patrons tried to detain her. She was able to break free and fled out of the station. She was not located. Medical aid was summoned for the victim, but he refused treatment and left the area. Train/station video will be requested.
A victim reported that their vehicle was burglarized while parked in lot A between 1500-2315 hours. The driver's window was smashed to gain entry and the interior was ransacked, but the victim reported no property loss.
Reginald Perkins (27 years old, Richmond) was arrested for 166 (a) (4) P.C. at the Lake Merritt Station. Perkins was booked at the Santa Rita Jail.
A patron reported that their blue 1994 Toyota Corolla was burglarized while parked in lot "A", between 0924-2005. An unknown suspect stole about $30 in cash from the interior and damaged the ignition.
Officer detained a subject for stealing bicycle parts from bikes located on the concourse level. The suspect confessed to the crime and was taken to jail for the above violations.
A victim reported their Prizma road bike was stolen from the Lake Merritt Station, between 0540-1920 hours. The bike was secured with a cable lock.
A victim was aboard a train when her backpack, containing her laptop, was taken from her. Responding officers located three possible suspects and detained them. Part of the victim's property was located and the suspects were placed under arrest.
A victim reported their 2010 Honda Insight was burglarized while parked at the Lake Merritt Station on 3/12/17, between 0800-0000 hours.
A female victim was robbed of her cell phone while in the station plaza. The suspects were only described as a black male and two black females. The suspects fled westbound on 9th Street and were not located by responding officers. The phone could not be tracked.
Patrons on board the Richmond bound train reported that 40-50 teenagers were fighting on board the train. Officers responded and restored order. One juvenile was found the be a missing person/runaway, out of Turlock PD. The runaway was medically treated for an injury he received in a fight with an unknown person and was then returned to his group home. The train was delayed about 5 minutes as a result of this incident.
The suspect battered an on-duty station agent. Officers attempted to detain the suspect but the suspect would not comply. Force was used to take the suspect into custody. Subsequently, the suspect was taken to John George Psychiatric hospital with a criminal hold for the above listed charge and issued a prohibition order. The sergeant responded to approve the arrest and conduct the use of force investigation. Video requested.
A victim reported the theft of his Nishiki road bike from the Lake Merritt Station. The theft occurred on 3/1/17 between 0845-1830 hours. Loss was reported at $600. The bike was secured to a bike rack with a cable lock. An officer took the phone report.
Officers detained a male suspect for reportedly battering a passenger aboard a train. During the detention, officers learned there were two outstanding warrants for the suspect’s arrest (a $25K weapons violation/criminal threats warrant & a “no bail” weapons violation warrant). The suspect was placed under arrest for the warrants without incident, and then booked into the county. The victim of the battery did not wish to pursue a complaint against the suspect.
2-27-17, 1436 hours BART Officers detained a suspect for fare evasion. The suspect then fled on foot and the Officers had to chase the suspect in order to prevent his escape. The suspect was apprehended a few blocks from the station and transported to the Glynn Dyer Jail.
Officers were dispatched to intercept a Fremont bound for report of a female brandishing a knife at a patron and making threats. Officers located the suspect on the train and a records check showed she had two arrest warrants. The knife was recovered from under a seat. The suspect was searched and property from a robbery victim was located in the suspect's possession. Detectives were notified and they interviewed the suspect regarding the robbery. The suspect confessed to robbing a patron at the Coliseum Station in December. The suspect was placed under arrest and booked for the listed offenses.
A victim reported the theft of their 1997 Honda Accord from the lot. The vehicle was taken between 1453 hours on 2/17 and 2225 hours on 2/20.