A victim reported his 1998 white Honda Civic 2 door was stolen while it was parked at the station between 1500-2200 hours on 2/19/15.
A juvenile victim reported he was attacked by five unknown males in the south parking lot of the station at approximately 1700 hours on 2/16/15. The suspects unsuccessfully attempted to take the victim’s shoes, pants, and cellphone. There were no weapons and the victim could not provide a description of the suspects. The victim said he was struck on the head by an unknown object, and was taken by his mother to Kaiser Hospital where he was treated and released.
A male victim reported seeing one of two male suspects in his maroon 1989 Ford Mustang while it was parked in the Tennyson Street lot, stall #162. The victim made eye-contact with the suspects before they fled, on foot, north bound toward E. 12th Street. The victim then discovered his vehicle’s ignition was damaged, rendering the vehicle inoperable. An officer responded and performed an unsuccessful area search for the suspects. The officer also processed the vehicle for fingerprints. The suspects are further described as: White or Hispanic males; suspect #1 – 5’8” tall, stocky build; and wearing a white T-shirt; suspect #2 – slim build and standing 6’0” tall.
A patron reported that their green 1989 Honda Civic was burglarized while parked in stall #1009, between 0730-0109 hours. An unknown suspect gained entry by means of a door cheat and stole the in-dash stereo unit. While the victim was reporting the theft to the station agent, he saw several males enter his vehicle, which was still in the lot, and attempt to steal it. The victim ran to the lot to confront the suspects and they fled toward Tennyson Road in a white 4-door sedan. The suspects were only described as 4-5 Hispanic males in their late teens. The victim could not identify the suspects. The vehicle had ignition damage resulting from the attempted theft and had to be towed from the station.
A victim called to report that their vehicle was burglarized while parked in the lot between 0700-1800 hours on 2/04/15. The vehicle was possibly entered with a shaved key, as there was no sign of forced entry. The stereo was taken from the dash. The vehicle was not processed for evidence as the report was made by phone.
A victim reported her 1999 black Honda CRV LL was burglarized while it was parked and locked in stall #1182 between 0820-2000 hours. The driver and passenger side windows were smashed, and the interior of the vehicle was ransacked.
A victim reported her 2001 black Honda Accord was burglarized while it was parked and locked between 0720-1715 hours. The driver door had been compromised and a $90 Pioneer stereo was taken from inside the vehicle.
A victim reported her 2001 silver Honda Accord was burglarized while it was parked and locked in stall #708 between 0730-1720 hours. The method of entry was unknown and a stereo was taken from inside the vehicle. The vehicle was processed for prints with negative results.
A victim reported his 2002 silver Honda Civic was burglarized while it was parked and locked in stall #559 between 0740-1700 hours. The method of entry was unknown, and a $200.00 Panasonic CD player was taken from inside the vehicle. The vehicle was processed for prints with negative results.
A victim reported his 1997 red Honda Acura (3WTH136 CA) was stolen while it was parked in stall #475 between 0800-1700 hours.
A victim reported his 2000 red Ford Explorer 4 door was burglarized while it was parked and locked in stall #35 between 0725-1800 hours. The method of entry was unknown and the interior of the vehicle had been ransacked. The victim declined to have his vehicle printed.
A victim reported grabbed a cell phone from his hand while on a Fremont bound train, and then fled when the train arrived at the station. The suspect jumped over a fence from near the platform to leave the area. There were no injuries or weapons involved.
A victim called to report that her vehicle was burglarized while parked in the north lot between 0629-1230 hours. She returned to her car to find all the doors unlocked and the right front door open. The interior had been ransacked, but nothing was missing. It appeared the suspect(s) cheated the door lock to gain entry. The victim declined to have the vehicle processed for evidence.
A female patron was robbed of her Coach purse while in the parking lot, near Tennyson and Dixon Streets. Two male suspects took the purse from the woman, who struggled to retain her property and fell to the ground. The suspects were described as a Hispanic male in his 20's, 5'6" tall, medium build, wearing dark clothing and carrying a black handgun. The second suspect was described as a black male, 5'6" tall, wearing an orange hooded sweatshirt. Both suspects fled westbound on Tennyson and responding officers were unable to locate them in the area. The victim suffered minor knee injuries and was treated at the scene by paramedics.
A patron reported by phone that their blue 2007 Acura RDX was burglarized while parked in stall #622, between 0825-2005 hours. An unknown suspect smashed the driver's window to gain entry and ransacked the interior. The victim could not identify any loss.
A patron reported by phone that their red Isuzu Rodeo was burglarized while parked in stall #606, between 0753-2000 hours. An unknown suspect smashed the front passenger window to gain entry and ransacked the interior. The victim could not identify any loss.
A victim reported a $1,200 catalytic converter was stolen from his 2001 gray Toyota Tacoma 4 door while it was parked in stall #725 between 0700-1730 hours. A sergeant arrived at the scene to approve the arrest.
A victim reported her Apple iPhone 5 was taken from her hand while in the parking lot. Officers arrived and detained a man who was positively identified by the victim as the suspect. There were no injuries and the suspect was cited and released for theft. A record check on another person detained at the scene revealed three outstanding no-bail arrest juvenile warrants out of Alameda County. The juvenile was placed under arrest for the warrants. A sergeant arrived at the scene to approve the arrests.
A victim reported a catalytic converter was stolen from his 2001 green Toyota Tacoma while it was parked in north lot stall #233 between 0720-1900 hours.
A female subject called the ISRC reporting that her cousin texted her, stating that she needed help. The female subject spoke to the reporting officer who was then able to locate and speak to the victim who was now at her residence. The female victim reported that at around 0900 hours, she was at the South Hayward Station when she was approached by 2 subjects in a vehicle who asked her if she knew where to buy marijuana. The victim stated that one of the suspects then proceeded to force her into their vehicle and then drove to a parking lot in Hayward. The victim stated they parked in a parking lot but was unsure exactly where it was located. The victim alleged that one of the suspects tried to sexually batter her. The victim stated she was able to escape from the vehicle and eventually make it home. The victim only described both subjects as Hispanic males, one of whom was wearing a black hooded sweatshirt. Station video was requested through the Communications Department and the surrounding areas were also checked for video surveillance. The on-call detective was also advised of the incident.
A victim called to report that a suspect cheated the passenger’s door lock to gain entry into his vehicle and damaged the ignition. The suspect also damaged the other exterior locks in an apparent attempt to gain entry. The suspect entered, ransacked the interior, but did not take anything. It appears the suspect tried to steal the vehicle, but was unsuccessful. The crime occurred while the vehicle was parked in the lot between 1600 hours on 11/20 and 0705 hours on 11/21. The vehicle was not processed for evidence (phone report).
A victim reported that a suspect cheated the driver's door lock to gain entry into his vehicle and damaged the ignition. The suspect entered, ransacked the interior, but did not take anything. It appears the suspect tried to steal the vehicle, but was unsuccessful. The crime occurred while the vehicle was parked in the lot between 1500 hours on 11/20 and 0553 hours on 11/21. The vehicle was processed for evidence by the investigating officer.
A victim reported the theft of their green 1999 Chevrolet Blazer while it was parked in the north lot, between 1600-1800 hours. An officer responded and completed a report.
A victim reported his 1997 black Jeep Cherokee LL (3UPE572 CA) was stolen while it was parked in stall #680 between 0535-1600 hours.
Officers riding a Fremont bound train contacted a subject on the train for littering. The suspect was off-boarded at the South Hayward Station. A records check revealed that the suspect had a "no-cite" warrant for $15,000 from the San Mateo County Sheriff's Office for a narcotics violation. The suspect was placed under arrest for the warrant. Officers also determined that the suspect was not in possession of a valid BART fare ticket. The suspect was booked into the Santa Rita Jail on the warrant, cited for fare evasion, and reprimanded for littering. A sergeant was not able to respond to approve the arrest because of a priority call for service.