A patron reported that a male suspect snatched his iPhone and fled from the train. The suspect was described as a black male, 5'10" tall, wearing a red hooded sweatshirt. The suspect fled to the street and was not located by responding officers.
A male victim reported that two male suspects (BM juveniles, one wearing a white hoodie) held him down while they took his laptop computer and ran out of the train and out of the station. The suspects were not located.
While aboard a Dublin-bound train at the station, a black male suspect suddenly snatched the victim’s iPhone 6-plus and ran from train. The victim was not injured, and the investigating officer was unable to track the phone, nor locate the suspect. Station and train video will be requested.
Officers responded to the station on a report of a Black male, 6’, wearing a gray hoodie and black pants, who was on the track way. Upon the arrival of officers, the suspect was no longer on the track way. During the detention, the suspect attempted to back away, forcing officers to grab him. The suspect resisted the officers and was eventually placed into handcuffs. The suspect provided a false name to the officers before providing his true name. The suspect was later booked into the San Francisco Jail on the above listed charges. Officers were unable to locate a witness to the original complaint.
A female victim reported that a male suspect (BM, 15 years, black beanie, black clothing, with multiple other subjects) grabbed her purse while on the train. The suspect fled off of the train and was not located. The purse was recovered on the platform. Train/station video will be requested.
A Victim reported the theft of his cell phone valued at $1100.00. An officer took the report.
Officers responded to a male who was trespassing and sleeping in an area closed to the public at the Montgomery Station. The male was placed under arrest and booked for trespassing.
Patrons on board the Millbrae bound train reported that a black male in his 50's appeared to be foaming at the mouth and might not be breathing. Officers intercepted the train and located the man, who was unresponsive. Paramedics removed the man from the train and performed CPR on the platform for about 30 minutes before pronouncing the man deceased. The SF Medical Examiner responded, but was unable to identify the man. There were no indications of foul play, and it appears that the man suffered some sort of medical emergency. The incident train was delayed for about 27 minutes.
Per San Francisco Police Officers, trains were held out of the station as they searched for a male suspect who was said to have been involved in an armed robbery on a city street. The suspect was reportedly on the #1 trackway and headed toward the Embarcadero Station. A combination of BART and San Francisco Police officers searched both trackways between the Montgomery and Embarcadero stations, but did not locate the suspect; two other involved suspects were detained, and a handgun recovered, by San Francisco Police Officers in their jurisdiction. Trains were delayed for approximately 45 minutes. TSOC notified (“Jeff”).
A male (Raymond Benson, 19 years, Richmond) was arrested on a $10,000 warrant for theft.
A male patron reported that a group of teenage suspects took his phone while on the train, and then ran from the station out the Post Street exit. The suspects were described as three black males and two black females. Responding officers were unable to locate the suspects in the area and the phone was not equipped with tracking.
A station agent reported that an adult male suspect slapped him in the chest. The suspect left, but was located by responding officers and the station agent identified him as the responsible party. The suspect then resisted arrest and had to be physically restrained. He was issued a prohibition order before being booked for the listed charges. No one requested medical attention as a result of the suspect's actions.
Officers responded to the station regarding reports of an explosion on track way 2. Subsequently it was determined a track way insulator had exploded, and no act of sabotage and/crime had occurred. The station was evacuated and eventually closed for the evening as track repair crews responded, while trains single-tracked past the station for the remainder of revenue hours. No injuries were reported by any patrons or employees. L10/L22
10-31-16, 1730 hours While on a Dublin bound train at the Montgomery Station a victim and suspect got into a verbal altercation. The dispute turned physical and the victim suffered a severe injury to his left eye area and behind his left ear. The victim was transported to Highland Hospital and the suspect was transported to the SF County Jail.
Officers detained a male suspect for reportedly disturbing the station agent. A subsequent wants/warrants check of the suspect revealed an active stay away order prohibiting him from BART property. The suspect was then placed under arrest for violating the order and booked into the San Mateo County jail. The station agent did not wish to pursue a complaint against the suspect.
Officers came in contact with the suspect during a fare dispute with the station agent. The suspect provided identification to the officers who conducted a records check. The check revealed an outstanding no bail warrant held by the Contra Costa County Sheriff's Office for theft. The suspect was placed under arrest for the warrant and booked into the SF Jail.
Officers contacted an adult male for blocking free movement and discovered that he had a no bail warrant for theft. 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 his iPhone 6 Plus was taken from him while aboard a Fremont bound train that was stopped at the Montgomery Station.
A female victim reported that while aboard a Dublin-bound train arriving at the station an unknown race male, wearing a black hoodie, snatched her black iPhone 6 from her hands and fled towards the concourse level of the station. Officers responded and unsuccessfully searched for the suspect, who is further described as 5’6” tall - with a slender build. 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.
1608-0868, 1400 hours Officers located a male sleeping on the floor and blocking free movement at the Montgomery Station. A records check showed the male had $36,000 in arrest warrants issued by SFPD. The male was placed under arrest on the warrants and was issued a citation for blocking free movement.
Officers responded to a possible disturbance call at the Montgomery Station. A female and male were in a disagreement and the female was requesting police assistance. Officers arrived, detained the couple and determined the male had a 150,00 warrant issued by SFPD. The male was booked into the San Francisco County Jail. 1608- 0875 L22
The station agent called for officers to check on a male who was swinging his arms around and looking menacing in the station. Officers conducted a welfare check on the male and discovered that he had a $7,500 warrant for assault with a deadly weapon and child abuse. No one wished to make a complaint against the male for the original call, so he was booked into the San Francisco County Jail for the warrant.
A female victim reported that she was on a Pittsburg train approaching Montgomery when a Black male, late teens early twenties, skinny build, wearing black shirt and black pants snatched her Iphone 5s from her hands and fled from the train. Another good Samaritan intervened by tackling the suspect and was able to recover the victim’s Iphone 5s. The victim did not request medical attention and reported this incident about one hour after it occurred.
Officers contacted an adult female for blocking free movement and discovered that she had a $30,000 warrant for battery. The female was issued a warning citation for the blocking violation and booked into the San Francisco County Jail for the warrant.
A BART employee reported a male creating a disturbance at the station. Officers contacted the male and discovered that he had a $26,000 warrant for providing false identifying information to an officer. No one wished to make a complaint for the disturbance, so the male was booked into the San Francisco County Jail for the warrant.