A victim reported their 2100 BMW was broken into while parked in stall #1091, at the South Hayward Station, between 0900-1800 hours.
A victim reported that their vehicle had been burglarized while parked at the station between 0645 hours on 4/29 and 1732 hours on 4/30. The suspect(s) gained entry by smashing the driver's side wing window and ransacked the interior, but took nothing. They also damaged the ignition in an apparent attempt to steal the vehicle. The vehicle was processed for evidence by the investigating officer.
A victim reported he was robbed of his backpack at knifepoint at the South Hayward Station. Officers responded and searched the area for the suspect but with negative results.
A victim reported that a suspect (BF, 16-18, tall, black sweater) grabbed her purse, which contained her wallet, ID, cash, keys and her laptop computer and fled out of the station. An area check for the suspect was conducted, but she was not located. Some of the victim's property was located in the surrounding area by Hayward PD and returned to the victim. Station video will be requested.
A victim reported the theft of his catalytic converter from his 2012 Dodge Ram 3500 while parked at the South Hayward Station, between 0750-1800 hours.
A victim reported their silver 2000 Mercedes E320 was vandalized while parked in stall #1110, between 0800-1750 hours. The front windshield was smashed and the exterior of the car was dented.
Patrons reported three separate catalytic converter thefts, that occurred between 0705-1715 hours. All three victim vehicles were Toyota Sequoias (2003, 2005 and 2006).
A victim had his laptop taken from him while aboard a Fremont bound train. The suspect exited the train at the South Hayward Station and escaped.
A victim reported the theft of their green 1994 Honda Accord while it was parked at the station between 0720 and 1645 hours. An officer responded and completed a report.
Officers were dispatched to a report of a female suspect who threw a large tree branch at two women (who are at the station on a regular basis, handing out religious materials). The victims were not struck or injured. Officers arrived and contacted the female suspect and recovered the large tree branch. The victims had left the area, but left their contact information. Officers were unable to get in touch with the victims, but they determined that the suspect was a danger to others and in need of psychiatric evaluation. The officers placed the suspect on a psychiatric hold with criminal charges pending and issued her a prohibition order. They will continue to attempt to get in touch with the victims.
Two victims were at the station to purchase an item advertised on Craigslist, but the victims were met by two suspects who robbed the victims at gun point before fleeing in a vehicle. The loss included the victims' phones and cash. Responding officers were able to locate the suspect vehicle nearby in Hayward and evidence was collected. The suspects were described as #1 Black Male 5'10", 180 pounds, wearing blue jeans and white shoes. #2 Black Male, 6'3", 180 pounds, wearing sunglasses and a blue hoodie.
A victim reported the theft of their white 1993 Honda Accord while the vehicle was parked at the station between 0545 and 1930 hours. An officer responded and completed a report.
A victim reported the theft of their white 1998 Plymouth Voyager van while it was parked at the station between 0750 and 1836 hours. An officer responded and completed a report.
A victim reported the theft of their gray 1998 Honda Civic while the vehicle was parked at the station between 0615 and 1636 hours. An officer responded and completed a report.
Victim vehicle is a 2000 Honda Accord. Theft occurred 12-30-15 between 0800-1630 hours in north lot.
A victim reported the theft of their silver-colored 2002 Honda Accord’s catalytic converter while the vehicle was parked at the station between 0755 and 1400 hours. An officer contacted the victim and completed a report.
A victim reported that their white 2014 Toyota Corolla was burglarized while parked in stall #142 between 1030 and 1550 hours. The victim reported no items were taken as a result of the burglary, but noted there were signs of tampering with the vehicle’s ignition, and which rendered the vehicle inoperable. The investigating officer was unable to determine how entry was made into the vehicle.
While patrolling the station’s east parking lot, an officer saw a male suspect - #1 step out of a 1990 Honda Accord, re-enter the vehicle and then step out a second time and rapidly walk toward the station. The officer, who had taken a stolen vehicle report of a similar vehicle the day before from the Union City station (case 1512-4465), performed a stolen vehicle check of the Honda at this point. While doing so, the officer saw a second male suspect - #2 emerge from the vehicle who then ran south bound. Shortly thereafter, the officer learned the vehicle was stolen. The officer managed to catch up to suspect – #2 whom he held him at gunpoint until an assisting Hayward Police Officer arrived, and took him into custody. Similarly, other assisting Hayward Police Officers arrived at the station and took suspect - #1 into custody. The suspects were found to be in possession of several burglary tools (e.g., (2) shaved keys, a lock pick set, etc.). While being interviewed, suspect -1 admitted stealing the vehicle from the Union City station on 12/22/15. A sergeant responded to approve the arrests and performed the use of force investigation. The suspects were then booked into the county jail for auto theft and possession of burglary tools.
A victim reported the theft of their blue 1999 Honda Civic while it was parked in stall 734 between 0800 and 1947 hours. An officer responded and completed a report.
A victim reported that his 2005 grey Ford F150 was burglarized between the hours of 073-1618 today while parked in the south lot. Entry was made via a window smash to the front passenger window. The loss was the vehicle registration. The officer processed the vehicle, but was unable to locate any latent prints.
A male victim reported that while walking through the station’s parking lot, near Tennyson, he was confronted by two male suspects who demanded his Samsung Galaxy 6 cell phone. The suspects verbally threatened him that they would shoot him, but no gun was seen. The suspects fled towards Mission Blvd after taking possession of the phone. Officers responded, but the suspects were not located. The victim, who was not injured during the robbery, described the suspects as follows: Suspect #1: Black male in his 20's, green beanie, long sleeve shirt, and baggy pants, Suspect #2: Black male in his 20's, puffy curly hair, 5'8 - 5'10, long sleeve shirt, and dark brown pants. The primary officer requested station video.
The victim was on-board a Richmond bound train which had just pulled into the station. As the train doors opened, an unknown race adult male, possibly Hispanic in his 20's, 5'04", wearing a navy blue baseball cap, and a brn/reddish hooded sweatshirt, snatched the victim's gold iPhone 6 from her hand and ran from the train. The victim was not injured and said she would not be able to identify the suspect. The officer was unable to track the victim's phone. Station video is being requested.
A victim reported the theft of their red 1996 Honda Civic while it was parked in stall 241 between 0700 and 1800 hours. An officer responded and completed a report.
An officer contacted and detained a male subject for drinking in public. The male subject was in the company of a female subject. The female subject had an active restraining order against the male subject. The male subject was arrested and booked into the Hayward City Jail for violating the restraining order.
A patron reported that a male suspect snatched their iPhone 6 from their hand and fled from the station by jumping over the wall to the Union Pacific railroad tracks. The suspect was described as a black male, wearing all black clothing, carrying a black & white backpack. The victim was not injured and could not identify the suspect. Responding officers searched the area, but were unable to locate the suspect. The victim's phone was equipped with tracking, but the device had been turned off by the suspect.