BART Officers responded to a report of a male creating a disturbance on a train. The suspect off boarded the train and went on the track-way prior to the arrival of the officers. The officers were able to get the suspect off of the tracks without incident. Train service was delayed for 38 minutes. The suspect was taken into custody for a psychiatric evaluation.
A BART Officer saw a citizen sleeping on platform three. The officer approached the citizen to inform her that the station was closed. While speaking with the citizen, the officer determined that the citizen was intoxicated in public. The intoxicated citizen was booked at the San Mateo County Jail. A BART Sgt approved the arrest.
The station agent reported a subject who appeared intoxicated inside the station. An officer arrived and made contact with the subject in question. The officer determined the subject was too intoxicated to care for her own safety. The subject was arrested and booked into the Redwood City Jail for intoxication. A sergeant responded to debrief the subject and approve the arrest.
A patron reported the theft of his green Schwinn 8-speed bike from the bike racks. The bike was secured with a chain/lock on 9/17 at 1900 hours and when he returned at 2000 hours on 9/18, the bike and lock were gone.
A female victim reported that she was on a train on platform #3 and that a male suspect was showing her his genitals. The suspect was described as a white male in his 20's, bald, wearing a black Giants baseball jacket, blue jeans and black shoes. The suspect left the station in an unknown direction. Responding officers were unable to locate the suspect at the station or in the area. The suspect description was provided to Millbrae PD.
A victim reported that they locked their bicycle (a gray/silver Schwinn 21 speed hybrid, unknown serial number) to the bike racks on the Cal train platform on 08/30/13, at 1515 hours. The bicycle was secured with a cable lock. The victim returned at 1815 hours the same day to find their bicycle gone. The estimated value of the bike is $315.
A CSO spotted a male subject sitting on the top of the Millbrae Station and appeared he was going to jump off the ledge of the structure. The male was sitting on the edge, leaning forward and was talking to himself out loud. CIT trained Officers responded to the top of the structure and talked the male off the ledge of the structure. The male was placed on an emergency psychiatric hold and was transported to Mills Peninsula Hospital for psychiatric evaluation. The male stated he wanted to know how it felt to jump off the structure.
A female victim reported that she was being followed by a male subject from Colma on a train bound for Millbrae. The female said the male was staring at her and she asked him to stop but the male began to create a disturbance. An officer responded to the station and contacted the male. A records/warrant check showed the male had a court order preventing him from being on BART property. The female did not want to press charges against the male for willfully creating a disturbance on the train. The male was placed under arrest for violation of a court order and was booked at Redwood City Jail. A sergeant responded to approve the report.
While monitoring the fare gates an officer saw a subject exit the paid area via the emergency gate without processing a ticket. The officer detained the suspect and conducted a warrant check which revealed an outstanding warrant out of the Alameda County Sheriff's Office for fare evasion in the amount of $20K. The suspect was cited for fare evasion and then booked at the Redwood City jail for the warrant.
A victim reported his catalytic converter was stolen from his tan 2013 Toyota Sequoia. The victim parked his Toyota in stall #220, at 0630 hours. When he returned at 1700 hours, he started his vehicle and discovered that someone had removed its catalytic converter. An officer responded to take the report, and searched for items of evidentiary value, but found none. Station video was requested. The loss is estimated at $4,000.
A victim reported his $200 green 2003 Trek bicycle was stolen while it was cable locked at the station between 0700-1700 hours. Video hotline requested.
A customer parked his Bilano fixed gear bike (no serial numbers) at 1345 hours on 6/30/13. He used a cable lock to secure his bike. The victim returned at 2300 hours and discovered that someone had stolen his bike ($250.00 loss). An officer took a phone report and requested station video.
A male citizen reported via cell phone that he was at the station and that his family was in danger. The man claimed to have a 9mm handgun in the door pocket of his silver Audi and said he did not want any police vehicles near his. The man appeared to be mentally ill and he became irate and uncooperative when dispatchers asked him questions about his identity. BART police officers, along with several Millbrae PD and San Mateo County Sheriff’s Department officers, responded to the area. The officers cleared the station, but did not locate the caller. Information was received that the man had driven to the Bank of America on Broadway, a short distance from the station. The subject entered the bank on foot with his weapon. Millbrae officers, with the assistance of two BART police officers, established a perimeter around the bank and the employees left the business. The man was talked into coming out of the bank and was taken into custody by Millbrae officers without incident. The subject was placed on a 5150 W&I hold by Millbrae PD.
Officers contacted a man and woman for fare evasion for being in the paid area without tickets. The woman was cited for fare evasion. The male suspect was found to be in violation of a court order restraining him from being within 150 yards of the woman. The man was arrested for violating the court order, cited for fare evasion, and cited for possession of less than an ounce of marijuana. A sergeant approved the arrest. The suspect was booked into the San Mateo Jail.
An officer responded to the top level of the parking structure for a report of an auto burglary in progress. Upon arrival, he saw a person inside a vehicle. The officer ordered the person out of the vehicle, and placed him under arrest for auto burglary. Further investigation revealed the subject entered into the locked vehicle through an open window. There was no apparent damage to the vehicle. Two witnesses were brought to scene and also positively identified the suspect as the one who was attempting to enter the vehicle. A warrant check on the subject revealed two outstanding arrest warrants. One warrant was $30,000.00 out of Richmond for burglary, and the other was $25,000.00 out of Brentwood for theft. The subject was placed under arrest for auto burglary and the outstanding warrants. A sergeant arrived at the scene to approve the arrest and debrief the suspect. The suspect was Mirandized, but was reluctant to give any incriminating information.
An off-duty municipal police officer reported that a woman had battered a man in the bus zone. A BART police officer investigated and determined the woman had struck her husband. The woman was arrested for domestic battery. A sergeant approved the arrest and debriefed the suspect. The suspect was booked into the San Mateo Co. Jail.
A verbal argument between a boyfriend and girlfriend culminated in the girlfriend attempting to run down the boyfriend with her vehicle. After unsuccessfully doing so, The girlfriend exited the vehicle and battered her boyfriend, causing injuries to his face. The two parties then fled the station, but were detained by Millbrae Police a few blocks away. Millbrae Police had to use force on both parties, and placed them into custody for resisting arrest. BART officers arrived at Millbrae PD’s location, and a sergeant arrived at the scene to approve the arrest of the girlfriend for assault with a deadly weapon and domestic battery. Millbrae Police insisted on booking both parties, and statements were taken from both them before they were booked.
A victim reported the theft of a catalytic converter from his 1995 white Toyota 4Runner while it was parked on the 4th level of the parking structure between 0900-2030 hours. 1303-1178 L12.
A victim reported the catalytic converter from her 2000 silver Toyota 4Runner was stolen while it was parked at the station between 0730-1700 hours.
A victim made a phone report that her 2005 white Chevrolet truck was burglarized while it was parked and locked in stall #116 on the 1st level of the parking structure between 0600-2015 hours. The passenger side door lock was punched, and a $200.00 stereo was taken from inside the vehicle.
A victim reported his 2007 silver Chevrolet Suburban was burglarized while it was parked and locked in stall #1344 on the 4th level of the parking structure between 1100-1600 hours. The right front passenger door lock was punched, and a stereo was taken from inside the vehicle. The owner refused to have his vehicle processed for evidence.
A patron called to report a male and female involved in an argument and that the female had thrown rocks at the male. Officers made contact and determined that the couple is in a dating relationship and that the female had struck the male in the back with a rock. The male refused any assistance or medical aid, but the female was taken into custody for domestic violence. The male was provided Domestic Violence information, along with EPO information. The female was booked into the Redwood City Jail for the domestic violence charge.
The opening station agent reported a male sleeping in the men’s restroom. Officers responded and contacted the male, who was found to have a no-bail parole violation warrant issued by the California Department of Corrections. The male was arrested for the warrant and transported to the San Mateo County Jail where he was booked for the warrant.
Officers were detailed to the Millbrae station on the report of a male and female attacking one another while on the second level of the parking structure. On their arrival, officers detained the male and female, who were identified as a married couple. Further investigation revealed that a verbal argument between the couple escalated when the wife kicked the couples' car, causing moderate damage, and then kicked the husband, which caused visible injuries. Officers determined the female was the primary aggressor and a sergeant responded to the scene. The wife was arrested for spousal battery and vandalism, and debriefed by the sergeant. Paramedics responded to the scene, but the couple refused further medical treatment. The female was then booked for spousal battery and vandalism at the San Mateo County jail.
A station agent was dealing with a possible fare evader and requested an officer to respond. An officer arrived on-scene and through his investigation determined the adult male had fare evaded. The male was detained and a records/warrant check revealed a $10,000 warrant for the males arrest issued by San Mateo County Sheriff's Department. The male was cited for fare evasion and was booked on the warrant at Redwood City Jail. A sergeant responded to approve the arrest and debrief the male.