A patron reported that an unknown suspect attempted to steal their 1999 Chevy sedan while it was parked in stall #1327, between 0630-1830 hours. The suspect punched the ignition, but was unsuccessful in starting the car.
The male victim reported that while aboard a Pittsburg bound train approaching the station, a white male suspect told a black male suspect to batter the victim once the train arrived at the station. As soon as the train arrived there, the victim ran out of the station but was pursued and eventually battered by the black male suspect. During the attack, the victim dropped his black Droid CTE cell phone which the suspect quickly grabbed before fleeing on W. Leland Rd. Officers responded, but were unable to locate either suspect nor were they able to track the phone. An officer requested station video, and will canvass the nearby shopping center for potential video evidence; he will also attempt to narrow down the specific train the victim and suspects were aboard prior to the robbery. The victim was not injured.
Officers were dispatched to a report of a male and female fighting in the bus zone. Upon arrival, they contacted a male and female suspects and a female victim with numerous facial injuries. The victim claimed that the male and female suspects were arguing on the train and when the victim told them to stop, the female suspect began to punch her and knocked her to the floor of the train car. The male suspect (who is the boyfriend of the female suspect) also began punching the victim. The suspects off boarded the train and went into the bus zone, where the victim confronted them again. They began punching her again, causing the facial injuries. Upon contacting the suspects, the male suspect threatened the officers and had to be physically restrained and taken into custody. The female suspect was arrested without incident. The victim was treated for her injuries at the scene, but declined further medical attention. Both suspects were given prohibition orders before being booked into the Martinez Detention Facility for assault with bodily injury. The male was also charged with threatening officers and a probation violation.
The victim reported the theft of their gray 1990 Honda Accord from the station, near stall 871, between 0550 and 1700 hours. An officer responded and took the report.
The victim reported the theft of their white 1997 Acura Integra from the southern lot, near W. Leland Road, between 0530 and 1545 hours. An officer responded and took the report.
A patron reported seeing two males breaking into a 4 door white sedan with a screwdriver. The patron observed the suspects gain entry and remove the radio from the car. One of the suspects saw the patron looking at them and threatened him to mind his own business or that he would pull out a gun. No gun was seen or displayed. The suspects fled in an unknown vehicle and the patron went to the station to board a train. Responding officers located the victim vehicle in the lot. An area search for the suspects was negative.
The station agent reported that a black male in his 50's was creating a disturbance in the station and might be intoxicated. An officer responded and located the man, who was combative. With the assistance of a second officer, the man was detained. Due to his pre-existing medical issues, and level of intoxication, the man was transported to County Hospital for treatment. There were no injuries as a result of this incident.
The victim reported that his 1997 Ford Mustang was burglarized while parked in stall #2070 between the hours of 0630-1630. The driver's window was smashed and the glove box was ransacked. The vehicle was processed for latent prints with negative results.
An officer contacted an adult male for fare evasion and discovered that he had a no bail warrant for failure to comply with a court order. The male was FI'd for fare evasion before being booked into the Martinez Detention Facility for the warrant.
A victim reported their 1992 Honda Accord was stolen from the Bay Point Station, between 0545-1705 hours.
A victim reported their 2008 Honda Civic, 4 door was burglarized while parked at the Pittsburg Station, between 12/23/16, at 1000 hours and 12/27/16, at 1000 hours.
BART and Pittsburg Police officers detained a male suspect for reportedly battering a female victim for no apparent reason. While detained, the suspect ran from the officers who managed to detain him a short time later. The victim, who was not injured, positively identified the suspect and placed him under citizen’s arrest for battery; a wants/warrants check of the suspect revealed he was on active probation for battery as well. The suspect was subsequently issued a prohibition order and booked into the county jail for battery, resisting arrest and violating the terms of his probation. There was no use of force by the BART officer during this incident.
A BART CSO while checking the lot discovered a front driver’s side window smash. The 2014 Toyota Camry was parked in stall 769 and was ransacked.
A victim reported the theft of their black 1992 Honda Accord while the vehicle was parked in stall #1609, between 0530 and 2200 hours. An officer responded to take the report.
Officers responded to the station regarding the report of someone pepper-sprayed in the taxi zone. On their arrival, officers learned that a black male suspect and a male victim argued before the suspect pepper-sprayed the victim in the face. The suspect and a female companion then fled from the station on-foot towards Bailey Road; officers were unable to locate them during an area search. Paramedics responded to assist the victim, who was uncooperative with officers. Eventually, paramedics had to physically restrain the resistive victim to a gurney as he was determined to be over-intoxicated while also suffering from the effects of pepper-spray; officers did not use force upon the victim. The primary investigating officer requested station video.
A patron reported that their blue 1992 Toyota Corolla was stolen from stall #626, between 0350-0030 hours.
A patron reported that their green 1994 Saturn sedan was stolen between 1200-2320 hours.
A patron reported by phone that their silver 2007 Toyota Corolla was burglarized between 0615-1840 hours, while parked in stall #1358. An unknown suspect smashed the right rear window to gain entry and stole a bag containing a laptop computer, a Google cell phone and a battery pack.
A BART Employee reported that their personal vehicle, a Ford F250 pick-up truck was burglarized while parked in the employee lot between the hours of 2100 on 12/6/16 and 0700 hours on 12/7.
An officer saw a male who had climbed on top of the roof of the bus shelter above the main entrance to the station. The man was armed with a 6' metal pole that he was waving around and banging on the roof. He also threw several bottles into the bus zone. The man refused to come down. Medical attention was staged and fire personnel placed a ladder against the bus shelter, while officers tried to engage the man in conversation. After almost two hours, a sergeant was able to convince the man to voluntarily climb down to the ground, and the man was detained for psychological evaluation. He was transported to County Hospital for treatment. There were no injuries and no impact on service, as the station was closed fur Sunday service.
Officers responded to the Pittsburg Station for a report of a male creating a disturbance in the bus zone. Officers located the male, detained him and determined he was intoxicated. A records check showed the male had a 5K warrant issued by Alameda County. The male was booked on the warrant and public intoxication.
A patron reported the theft of their 1997 Ford pickup from the lot. The vehicle was taken some time between 0430-1900 hours on 11/30.
A victim reported the burglary and attempted theft of their white 2007 Chevrolet Tahoe stall while it was parked in stall 814, between 0700 hours on 11/25/16 and 1925hours on 11/28/16. An officer responded, but was unable to determine how the vehicle was entered. The vehicle’s steering column was damaged and, according to the victim, tools were taken from its passenger compartment.
Officers responded to the station regarding reports of a male victim who was beaten by a black male suspect; who then fled from the station in a silver colored Chrysler 200. Paramedics responded as well and transported the victim to a local hospital where he was treated for what was later determined to be minor-to-moderate head injuries. Officers were unable to locate the suspect, but based upon witness statements he was further described as: 5’7” tall; heavy build; wearing a black hoodie and black jeans. Station video was requested.
Station Agent reported that a known suspect with a stay away order was at the station. A BART Officer responded and arrested the suspect and transported him to MDF.