Between 0735 and 1835 hours, a catalytic converter was stolen from a 2004 Toyota Sequoia silver in color. Officer
A patron reported that their White 2004 Ford Taurus was burglarized while parked in stall #71, between 0715-1935 hours. An unknown suspect forced the rear window to gain entry, but nothing was taken.
Four vehicles were burglarized while parked in the lot, between 0715-1759 hours. Unknown suspects smashed the vehicle windows to gain entry and removed personal electronics and other small items of personal property. 1403-2982 (Master Case) L18
BART officers responded to the station on a report, by a Hayward Police school resource officer, of a potential fight involving juveniles. As one of the responding officers neared the station, he came upon a group of juveniles who pointed to a female suspect as she chased after another subject. The officer attempted to restrain the suspect, but she pulled away from his grasp. Shortly thereafter, a second officer arrived on scene and the two officers managed to physically restrain the suspect. During this time the suspect held a knife in her hand, but the officers safely disarmed her and placed her in handcuffs. As the officers escorted the suspect to a nearby patrol car, however, she kicked both officers about their lower bodies before they managed to place her in the car without further incident, or injury to either officer. A sergeant responded to approve the arrest, debrief the suspect and perform the use of force investigation. Hayward officers also responded in order to investigate the initial battery report as it was determined that crime occurred in their jurisdiction; the subject initially pursued by the suspect was not located at the scene. As a result of being involved in a fight with another subject, the suspect sustained a tooth injury and was transported to a hospital for medical attention, before being booked into juvenile hall for possessing a dirk/dagger and battery on a peace officer; she was also issued a prohibition order.
A victim reported his 1994 red Honda Civic hatchback (6TEY663 CA) was stolen while it was parked at the station between 1800-2300 hours.
An anonymous party reported two black females were attempting to kick out the window of a car in the parking lot. Suspects were described as two Black females, one wearing a pink jacket. Officers arrived at the station and located a gold 1996 Toyota Camry (6WLU511) with its right front window smashed out, parked in stall #1087. The interior of the car was not ransacked or searched. The officers left business card for the owner to contact the police to report their loss. The case is under investigation. Follow-up and evidence collection to be completed when the owner returns to the vehicle.
A victim reported her 1997 black Accord 4 door (3WPY403 CA) was stolen while it was parked in stall #596 between 0723-1823 hours. 1402-883 L12
A victim reported they parked and locked their 1990 Honda Accord in parking stall #90, at 0620 hours. The victim returned later, at 1730 hours, to find their vehicle’s doors unlocked – and defeated by unknown means. The vehicle’s ignition was damaged and the victim reported a pair of jumper cables, worth $50, were stolen. The victim declined to have the investigating officer process the vehicle for latent prints.
A victim reported his 1994 Nissan Quest (3HRH124 CA) was stolen while it was parked in stall #27 in the northwest parking lot near Tennyson Avenue between 0725-1730 hours.
A patron reported by phone that their white Ford F150 pickup was burglarized while parked in stall #946. An unknown suspect smashed the left rear window to gain entry and ransacked the interior. The victim could not identify any property loss.
A male victim parked his grey 1996 Acura Integra 2 dr (6HST491) in stall #707 (south lot) of the North Berkeley Station at 0550 hours. He returned at 1600 hours and discovered his Acura was stolen. An officer responded to the station to investigate the theft and to complete a theft report. No evidence was left on scene and the vehicle was not equipped with an alarm or anti-theft device.
A patron reported that their gray 2010 Dodge Journey was burglarized while parked in the south lot, between 1700-2050 hours. An unknown suspect smashed the left rear window to gain entry and removed a backpack that was in plain view in the rear of the car. The pack contained clothing and miscellaneous personal items.
An officer at the station was flagged down by a witness who reported that a female suspect had attempted to run over a male victim in the parking lot. The investigation revealed that the male and female picked up their child at an address in Hayward. While driving through the city, the two adults became involved in an argument. The female driver ordered the male passenger out of the car on Tennyson Road, near the BART station. The male climbed an embankment and entered the lot, heading toward the station. The female drove around the corner, entered the lot and then attempted to run over the male, who was able to dodge out of the way. The female then fled in her vehicle. Witnesses at the station corroborated the male victim's account of the incident. The female had a listed address in Sunnyvale, so Sunnyvale PD was requested to check her address. Sunnyvale officers located and detained the female and found her vehicle. BART officers went to Sunnyvale and arrested the female suspect for assault with a deadly weapon and transported her to Castro Vally Station for further investigation. The on-call detective responded to conduct the suspect interview. The suspect was ultimately booked at Santa Rita Jail for assault with a deadly weapon.
The station agent reported that a male had exited her station with a sword tucked in his clothing. An officer located the male nearby and made contact with him. The male was taken into custody for possession of a dangerous weapon. A search of his person revealed a hypodermic needle with heroin in the syringe. The male was debriefed regarding BART related crimes before being booked into the Santa Rita Jail for the weapon and narcotic charges.
A patron reported that their blue 1999 Pontiac Grand Am was burglarized while parked in stall #477 in the southeast lot, between 0715-1815 hours. An unknown suspect gained entry by cheating the door lock. The interior was ransacked and the victim's FasTrak and iPod adapter were stolen.
A Spanish speaking subject who was intoxicated called via 911 from the pay phone in front of the station to report that he had been cut and was bleeding. The subject was subsequently transported to the hospital for treatment. A follow up investigation at the hospital revealed that the subject had been a victim of an attempted robbery in which a subject pulled out a knife and possibly struck him with it on his head. The attempted robbery occurred on Tennyson Road as the victim was walking from a friend's house in the City of Hayward. A trail of blood was found from the sidewalk on Tennyson Road, up the stairs and through the parking lot. The suspects' fled the area in a white vehicle. The case was turned over the Hayward Police.
A patron reported that their teal 1993 Honda Civic was stolen from the lot between 0725-1810 hours.
ACSO called to request assistance regarding a male refusing to off-board an AC Transit bus, which was arriving at the South Hayward Station. A BART Officer arrived first and determined that the male was intoxicated in public and refusing to cooperate. The male had to be forcefully removed from the bus to be taken into custody. A records check revealed a no bail parole hold warrant for his arrest. The male was transported to the Santa Rita Jail for public intoxication and the warrant.
A patron reported that their black A5 brand mountain bike was stolen from the racks on the south side of the station between 1500-2130 hours. The victim secured the bike with a cable lock.
A female called the ISRC and stated she was hearing voices and wanted to go to John George. Officers contacted the subject in question. A wants check revealed that the subject had two felony no bail warrants for her arrest issued by the Alameda County Sheriff’s Office for petty theft with priors. The subject was transported to John George for a psychological evaluation and is to be booked for her warrants prior to her release on a future date.
A couple obtained a ride from a friend and traveled from San Francisco to South Hayward. During the drive, the female and the male friend began to argue. The argue continued until they reached the South Hayward Station. When they arrived at the station, the argument became very heated which resulted in the police being called. Witnesses claimed one of the parties had a firearm. Officers arrived on scene, detained all parties and determined no one was in possession of a firearm. A records/warrant check showed a male had a "no bail" CDC warrant. The male claimed to have stomach ulcers. The male was treated at the hospital and was booked at Santa Rita Jail on the warrant. The other parties were clear and were released on scene.
A patron was entering a taxi at 1845 hours. A suspect then ran up and took a cell phone from the hand of the victim. The suspect then fled in a white vehicle, no further description. The loss is a white iPhone. This case occurred on 10-15-13 at 1845 hours, it was reported on 10-16-13. A BART Officer completed the phone report.
A victim reported a person attempted to grab a cell phone from his hand while on a Fremont bound train approaching the South Hayward station. The suspect exited at the station in an unknown direction of travel. The victim was not injured, retained his cell phone, and reported the crime when he arrived at the Union City Station.
A victim reported his 2006 blue Ford 250 truck was stolen while it was parked in stall #1056 in the north lot between 0630-2000 hours. 1309-4059 hours
A victim reported a man snatched a gold necklace from her while at the 485 bus stop and fled toward a nearby hotel. The suspect fled from the scene toward a nearby hotel. There were no injuries and a search by officers for the suspect proved negative.