An officer detained a female suspect for public intoxication, and requested paramedics respond as she appeared to be over intoxicated. When paramedics arrived, however, the suspect reacted violently - so the officer used force to restrain her. Walnut Creek Police Officers responded as well, and placed the suspect in a Wrap restraint until she was booked into the county jail for public intoxication. A sergeant responded to approve the arrest and perform the use of force investigation.
A patron reported that their 2010 Dodge Charger was burglarized while parked in stall #272, between 0815-2300 hours. An unknown suspect gained entry by unknown means and stole stereo equipment and credit cards.
While patrolling the station’s parking structure, an officer located two (2) burglarized vehicles. The officer noted both vehicles had been entered, via window smash, and ransacked. The vehicles were processed for fingerprints, and a business card was left for each victim – requesting they call police. The vehicles are described as follows: (1) white 2007 BMW X5; (2) silver colored 2012 Chevrolet Impala. 1705-1642 &
Officer found a burglarized vehicle at the station. The officer took the report.
A victim reported a burglary to their vehicle a while it was parked in the basement level of the parking structure in stall #1167. The victim parked their vehicle at 1330 hours on 5/13/2017 and returned at 0950 hours on 5/14/2017 to find the driver’s side window smashed. The victim stated nothing was stolen from the vehicle, however the interior of the vehicle was ransacked.
The female victim reported that 15 minutes prior, while aboard a San Francisco bound train at the station, a black male suspect suddenly grabbed her iPad and fled from the train as its doors closed. The victim then off-boarded at the next station and reported the theft. An officer contacted the victim, who was not injured, but was unable to track the iPad. The officer will request station and train video.
A victim reported his 2016 Chevy Corvette was burglarized while parked at the Pleasant Hill Station.
A train operator reported a couple were acting suspicious aboard a Bay Point train. Officers intercepted the train, located the couple and a warrant check showed three arrest warrants for the male. He was booked at the local jail.
A victim reported the theft of their 21 speed mountain bike from the Pleasant Hill Station, between 0910-2000 hours. A cable lock was used to secure the bike.
A victim reported his vehicle was burglarized between 1015 on 3/26/17 and 0715 on 3/27/17. An officer took the report.
A patron reported that their gold 1998 Toyota Tacoma was stolen from stall #1235, between 3/24/17 at 0700 hours, to today at 1800 hours.
A male suspect detained by an officer for reportedly creating a disturbance at the station was found to be in violation of a BART prohibition order (trespassing); he was also found to be in violation of his court probation. The suspect was then arrested for both violations and booked into the county jail.
Officers were in the parking structure when they saw a male riding his bike in the structure, wearing rubber gloves. They contacted the male, who gave a false name. One of the officers searched the male and located a burglary tool and methamphetamine. The male was also found to be on probation and had two $25,000 warrants for burglary and a $100,000 warrant for transporting a controlled substance. An area check revealed a burglarized vehicle on the top level of the parking structure. The window was smashed and the interior was ransacked, but nothing was taken (according to the victim). The suspect refused to give a statement, so he was booked into the Martinez Detention Facility for the warrants, possession of burglary tools and methamphetamine and a probation violation.
Officers detained a suspect for removing a tire and attempting to cut a lock off bicycles which were secured to the racks at the station. The suspect was found to be in possession of burglary tools and was in violation of his probation for theft. The suspect was arrested and booked for theft, possession of burglary tools and violation of probation.
Officer took a telephone report from a victim who reported a burglary to their vehicle while it was parked in stall #2319 at the station. The victim parked their vehicle, a 2003 Toyota Tacoma pickup truck, at approximately 0800 hours on 2/23/2017 and returned to their vehicle at approximately 1800 hours on 2/24/2017. Entry to the vehicle was made by smashing the rear window. The victim stated the vehicle was ransacked, however reported he did not notice anything missing.
A patron reported that their black 2015 Nissan Altima was burglarized while parked in stall #207 on the 6th floor of the structure, between 1530-2100 hours. An unknown suspect smashed the right front window to gain entry and stole $1 from the cup holder.
The victim reported the theft of their silver-colored Critical brand bicycle, valued $100.00, while it was cable locked at the station between 0700 and 1320 hours. A community service officer responded to take the report.
Officers detained a male (Diriki Lake, 41 years, San Francisco) for creating a disturbance at the Pleasant Hill Station. Lake refused to cooperate with the officers and delayed the investigation. He was also in possession of a opium pipe, was taken into custody and booked for the listed charges.
The female victim reported that while aboard a train, approaching the station, a black male suspect seated across from her began masturbating. Officers intercepted the train at the station and detained the suspect without incident. Based upon the victim’s citizen’s arrest, the suspect was placed under arrest, issued a prohibition order and booked into the county jail for indecent exposure.
A sergeant responded to the station on a report of two adult males preparing to fight. Upon arrival, the sergeant could hear loud yelling coming from the platform. The sergeant proceeded to the platform where he located the suspect, who was highly agitated. As the sergeant attempted contact with the suspect, he ran after the victim who had just thrown the suspect’s bike onto the platform. The sergeant yelled for the suspect to stop, but he did not comply. The sergeant saw that the suspect had mounted the victim in the stairwell between the platform and concourse levels. The suspect was actively punching the victim, so the sergeant gave the suspect several verbal commands to stop. The suspect did not comply, so the sergeant used force to bring the suspect under control. The victim sustained minor facial injuries. The suspect received minor injuries as a result of the use of force. Medical was summoned for both parties, but the both declined treatment. The suspect was booked into the Martinez Jail on the above listed charges. The Watch Commander responded to conduct the use of force investigation.
A victim reported the theft of their black and blue Specialized 12-speed from the bike racks. The bike was secured with a cable lock at 0815 hours and when the victim returned at 1915 hours the bike was gone.
A victim reported that their white Gary Fisher 24-speed mountain bike was taken between 0710-1552 hours. The bike had been secured with a cable lock.
A victim reported their 1996 Honda Accord was stolen from the Pleasant Hill Station, between 0715-1845 hours.
A victim reported that he was robbed and beaten by two suspects at the station. The suspects were described as two white males in their 20's, both with bikes. Officers responded and located the victim laying in the access road, with cuts to his face. An initial area check for the suspects was unsuccessful. The victim was transported to John Muir Hospital for treatment. A short time later, Pleasant Hill PD officers detained two males matching the suspect description in their city. The suspects were in possession of the victim's cell phone and made statements connecting them with the attack at the BART station. BART officers took over the investigation and determined that the suspects robbed the victim of a bag of children's toys. They then returned and further battered the victim, taking his cell phone. Both suspects were arrested for robbery and assault with a deadly weapon. Both were issued prohibition orders and were booked at the Martinez Detention Facility.
Officers contacted a male suspect for drinking alcohol on the platform. Record checks showed that the man had four outstanding no-bail arrest warrants for auto theft, burglary, theft and battery on a peace officer, held by the Alameda County Sheriff's Office and Richmond PD. The man was arrested for his outstanding warrants and was booked at the Martinez Detention Facility.