A record check on a person detained for harassing patrons revealed an outstanding arrest warrant out of San Francisco for theft. The subject was placed under arrest for the warrant. A sergeant arrived at the scene to approve the arrest. 1412-3563 L12 L12
Officers responded to a report that a male suspect had pushed a patron down the stairs. Officers detained the suspect and the victim placed him under citizen's arrest for battery. Record checks showed that the suspect had eighteen infraction arrest warrants held by San Francisco PD. The man was arrested for battery and his warrants and was booked at the San Francisco County Jail. He was issued a prohibition order prior to booking.
A victim reported that while in the Sutter and Market entrance/stairwell a Black male in his 20’s pushed her from behind, took her gold-colored iPhone 6 and then fled toward street-level. Responding officers were unable to locate the suspect. The victim, who was not injured during the robbery, further described the suspect as follows: Wearing a black hoodie and a black back pack; possible “tear drop” tattoo on left check.
The San Francisco Police Department reported to the ISRC that there was a male subject who entered the station who had just made verbal threats to patrons at a nearby restaurant. Officers arrived and detained the subject in question. A wants check revealed that the subject was on probation for battery out of BART PD and that a condition of his probation was to stay away from all BART Stations. The subject was also found to be in possession of a suspected crack pipe. The subject was arrested and booked into the SF County Jail for violating his probation and for possession of narcotics paraphernalia. The original victim to the call at the restaurant did not wish to seek a complaint against the suspect.
An officer contacted an adult male for blocking free movement in the station. The male has multiple contacts for the same offense and the offense was likely to continue. The male was booked into the San Francisco County Jail for the violation.
The opening station agent was trying to enter the station when she asked a person to move so she could open the gate. The male suspect became angry and threatened to batter and "shoot" the agent. Officers contacted the male and the station agent identified him as the suspect. The agent placed the male under citizen's arrest for the threats and he was booked into the San Francisco County Jail.
A patron reported a female lying at the bottom of the stairs, blocking access. Officers contacted the female and determined that she had a $10,000 warrant for narcotics. The female was booked into the San Francisco County Jail for the warrant.
A subject detained for fare evasion by officers was found to have an outstanding $25K felony weapons/explosives warrant, held by the San Joaquin County Sherriff’s Office, for his arrest. The officers placed the subject under arrest for the warrant, and a sergeant approved the arrest and performed the post-arrest debrief. The subject was then booked into the county jail for the warrant.
The station agent reported that a male suspect spat on him in the Sansome Street hallway. The suspect was described as a white male with a beard, wearing a blue and white shirt. Responding officers were unable to locate the suspect in the area. On 9/29/14, at about 0037 hours, an agent reported that the suspect might be sleeping in one of the station exits. Officers responded and detained a male who matched the suspect description. The victim positively identified the suspect and placed him under citizen's arrest for battery. The suspect was cited for battery on a transit worker and issued a prohibition order. The agent was not injured as a result of this incident.
Officers were dispatched to a report of a subject creating a disturbance at the station. The officers contacted and detained the subject who subsequently refused to identify himself. The subject was arrested and booked into the SF County Jail for refusing to identify himself.
Officers observed a male fare evade by pushing thru the fare gates to exit. The male was detained and a records/warrant check a 40K warrant for burglary issued by SFPD. The male was cited on the fare evasion and booked on the warrant. The male was Booked at the SF County Jail. A sergeant approved the arrest.
A victim reported a woman took her wallet while she was on the escalator enroute to the platform. The victim stated a woman knocked a wallet out of her hands from behind, picked up the wallet while it was on the ground, and then fled from the area. The wallet contained a credit card and an undetermined amount of cash. There were no injuries and video was requested.
At 1652 hours, BART PD Dispatch was advised that an individual was under a train at the Montgomery Station. BART PD, BART Transportation, and SF Fire responded to the station. The individual was removed from under the train and was sent to the hospital for a head injury, unknown if life threatening. The case is under investigation. Train service was restored at 1745 hours. All notifications were made.
A subject detained for fare evasion by officers was found to have the following outstanding arrest warrants: (1) No bail misdemeanor – burglary – issued by the Union City Police Department; (2) $2,500 misdemeanor - narcotics possession - held by the Alameda County Sheriff’s Office; (3) $708 infraction – fare evasion – held by the BART Police Department. The subject was arrested for the warrants, and a sergeant responded to approve the arrest and debrief the subject. The subject was then booked into the county jail for the outstanding warrants and issued a citation for fare evasion.
A victim reported a person took a white Apple iPhone 4S from her pocket while on the platform, and then fled from the station in an unknown direction. The victim did not see the suspect. Video requested.
While aboard a Richmond bound train A female reported to an officer that another female threatened her and her eight year old daughter with a Weapon. The train was held at the Montgomery station and the suspect was located on car #1675. The victim reported that the suspect was taking up three seats and she asked the female to move so she and her daughter could sit down. The suspect drew a weapon (screwdriver), waived it in the direction of the victim and pointed the screwdriver at the victim. The victim feared for her life and the life of her child. A records/warrant check revealed the suspect had 6 infraction warrants issued by SFPD totaling 3,000. The suspect was placed under arrest for the warrants and for brandishing a weapon. The victim desired prosecution in this case. A sergeant responded to approve the arrest.
A male victim reported that he was sitting on the stairwell at the Montgomery/Post Street exit when he was approached by a male and a female suspect (BM, 20s, 6'2", grey sweatshirt and a BF, 20s, red sweatshirt). The female was holding a bottle in her hand and asked the victim what he had in his bag, which was on the ground near him. The male suspect then approached and punched the victim several times. The suspects took the victim's blue backpack, which contained a bottle of alcohol and his identification. They also took his black and silver Trek bike before fleeing the area. Responding officers searched the area, but were unable to locate the suspects. The victim had slight swelling to his lip, but refused medical attention. Station video will be requested.
Patrons reported that a male suspect was acting strangely on the platform. The man was reportedly grabbing trains and acting as if he would enter the tracks. Officers and a sergeant responded, located the man on the concourse level and detained him to check his welfare. A records check showed that he had an outstanding, no-bail arrest warrant for parole violation, held by the Department of Corrections. Officers determined the man was under the influence of a controlled substance and he was transported to San Francisco General Hospital for medical clearance. Once cleared the man will be booked at the San Francisco County Jail on his warrant.
An officer witnessed a male fare evade by "piggy-backing" behind a paying customer, to exit from the station. The male was detained and a records/warrant check showed he had a $5k "no cite" warrant issued by Santa Clara County Sheriff's Department. The male was cited for the fare evasion and was booked on the warrant into the San Francisco City Jail. A sergeant approved the arrest.
A victim reported, via telephone, that on 11/13/13, at about 2225 hours, she boarded the mid-consist of a westbound train at the Montgomery St. station. As the train arrived at the 24th Street station, at about 2235 hours, the victim discovered her wallet was missing from her backpack, which was attached to her back. According to the victim, the wallet contained cash, identification and credit cards. The investigating officer requested train/station video.
A warrant check on a person detained for fare evasion revealed an outstanding $6,000 arrest warrant out of Hayward for public intoxication. The subject was cited for fare evasion and placed under arrest for the warrant. A sergeant arrived at the scene to approve the arrest and debrief the suspect.
Two males and a female boarded a Pittsburg bound train at Powell Street. The males began arguing over the female and a fight broke out. The train pulled into the Montgomery station and a bystander reported one of the males were armed with a knife. All involved individuals know each other. Officers arrived on scene and quickly determined a knife was not involved. One of the males (aggressor) was intoxicated and unable to care for himself. The victim did not press charges against the other male. All parties were identified and the intoxicated male was booked for public intoxication at the San Francisco City Jail. A sergeant approved the arrest. No one was injured in the fight.
A patron reported that an unknown suspect removed her brown leather wallet from her bag sometime from when she rode the escalator from the platform until she reached the fare gates. The victim said that she did not see or feel anyone remove the wallet. Station video will be requested.
A patron reported that their iPhone 4 had been removed from their person while on a Pittsburg bound train at Montgomery Street Station. The female victim reported that she felt someone brush against her on the train and then realized that her phone was missing. The victim could not provide a suspect description. The victim did not report the theft until she arrived at West Oakland Station. Tracking was attempted, but the phone was off-line.
A female victim reported that while she was getting on the Sansome/Sutter Street escalator, a family (#1 - BM, White shirt, blue shorts, #2 - BF, possibly pregnant, pink top and three small kids) was blocking the escalator. As she went by, she felt someone reach into her purse, and noticed that her iPhone was missing. The female (#2) told the male (#1) to give the victim the phone back, but suspect #1 said that he didn't have her phone and they all left the area. The victim entered the station and reported the crime. Her phone was not set up for tracking. Officers were not able to locate the suspect or the family. Station video will be requested.