A female (Deanna Lopez, 36 years, Union City) was placed under arrest for domestic battery and a 10K warrant at the Union City Station. Lopez was issued a prohibition order.
A patron reported that their orange & white Pure City 3-speed bike was stolen from the south racks, between 1030-1830 hours. The owner secured the bike with a cable lock.
A patron reported that their green 2000 Dodge Caravan was stolen from the south lot, between 1100-1740 hours.
A male subject was yelling and causing a disturbance on a Richmond train. Officers arrived and detained the subject (Ismael Williams, 25 years old, Modesto) on the platform. Williams attempted to leave the detention prior to its conclusion and board the train. A records check revealed an outstanding $2500 warrant for theft. Williams was arrested for the warrant and for resting/delaying a police officer. Williams was booked at the Fremont Jail.
A victim reported the theft of her Raleigh women's mountain bike from the Union City Station, between 1200 - 1715 hours. The bike was secured to a bike rack with a cable lock.
A patron reported that their 1995 Honda Accord (silver) was stolen from the Union City Station on 8/21/17 between 1500-2345 hrs.
Officers detained a male (Sean Pettit, 29 years, Richmond) for fare evasion at the Union City Station. A records check showed he had a 35K warrant for vandalism issued by SF Superior Court. Pettit was placed under arrest on the warrant and will be booked into Santa Rita Jail once he is medically cleared.
A patron reported that their 1997 Chevy Silverado pickup was stolen between 1030-1800 hours.
A cab driver reported that a "tall young kid" wearing red pants, jumped into his Tamir Co. cab and drove off from the station. An area check was conducted for the suspect and cab with negative results.
BART and Union City Police officers arrested a female suspect for domestic violence after an independent witness reported she battered the male victim, later determined to be the father of the suspect's children. The suspect was issued a prohibition order and booked into the county jail. The victim was not injured.
A victim reported their 2002 Cadillac Escalade was stolen from the Union City Station, between 0700-1630 hours.
A victim reported their 2006 Acura MDX was burglarized while parked at the Union City Station, between 0715-1755 hours.
Hayward Police received a call from an unknown reporting party advising of a bomb aboard an A/C Transit bus arriving at the BART station’s bus zone area; the bus and immediate area were cleared of passengers and pedestrians shortly after the initial call. BART canine officers responded, along with several Union City Police officers. The incident bus was swept by the canine teams, but no suspicious or explosive devices were located. Meanwhile, Hayward Police performed a check of the public telephone from which the initial report originated, but did not locate anyone or anything suspicious. Train service was minimally impacted and TSOC was notified.
A victim reported their 1998 Honda Civic was stolen from the Union City Station, between 0550-1753 hours.
An officer contacted an adult female for fare evasion and discovered that she had a no bail probation warrant. She was issued a citation for fare evasion and booked into the Santa Rita Jail for the warrant.
A patron on board a Fremont bound train reported that a male suspect attempted to rob him on the train. The suspect was described as a black male, 35 years old, wearing a blue hat, a black jacket, white pants and red shoes. The suspect demanded money from the victim and then simulated a weapon, although none was seen. When the victim refused to comply, the suspect punched him several times in the chest. The victim moved to another car and the suspect got off the train at Union City. The victim reported the crime at Fremont Station. The suspect was not located. The victim was not injured.
A male victim with special needs reported that he was the victim of a robbery at about 1900 hours, in the station bus zone. The victim reported that a male suspect approached him and demanded his wallet. When the victim refused, the suspect took the wallet from the victim's backpack and then kicked the victim several times in the legs. The suspect was described as a Hispanic male, about 26 years old, 6' tall, with a thin build, wearing dark clothing. The suspect fled on foot and the victim followed him for some distance before eventually returning to the station to report the theft. The victim was transported to Kaiser Hospital in Fremont for a complaint of pain to his knees.
11-19-16, 1627 hours The on duty Station Agent reported that it appeared a suspect stole a scooter from the station. BART Officers responded. The subsequent investigation resulted in the suspect being arrested for theft, and a 20K stay away warrant out of Union City.
A victim reported that their black 2004 Chevrolet Suburban was burglarized, and its ignition damaged, while parked in lot “A” at the station between 0710 and 1650 hours. The vehicle was entered by unknown means, and miscellaneous items were taken. The vehicle’s ignition was also damaged in an attempt to steal it. A officer responded, processed the vehicle for fingerprints and completed a report.
The victim reported the theft their bike (unknown make and model) between the hours of 0745 and 1445. The bike was secured with a cable lock.
A victim reported their 2010 Ford Escape was burglarized while parked in stall #74 of the Union City Station, between 0615-1855 hours.
A victim reported the theft of their black bicycle (unknown make or model) from the bike racks. The bike was secured to the racks with a chain lock on 9/8 at 1800 hours and when the victim returned two hours later, the bike and lock were gone.
A victim reported their Apple ipad was taken by a suspect aboard a Fremont bound train that was stopped at the Union City Station.
While cleaning the station’s parking lot in their vacuum truck, two employees of a contract company were randomly approached by a male suspect who, while holding a knife in one hand, suddenly punched and shattered one of the truck’s windows. The two employees then managed to take the knife away from the suspect and called for police assistance. Officers responded and managed to safely handcuff the suspect, who was determined to be too intoxicated to care for himself. Paramedics also responded in order to treat minor hand injuries the suspect sustained after shattering the truck’s window. Once paramedics arrived, however, the suspect refused their assistance. In addition to being too intoxicated to care for himself, the suspect was placed under citizen’s arrest for vandalizing the truck’s window. The suspect was then booked into the county jail. Neither of the two cleaning employees was injured during the incident.
A BART employee reported that a vehicle being leased by BART was burglarized while parked at the station between 8/9 at 2100 hours and 8/17 at 0815 hours. The driver's window was smashed to gain entry, but nothing was taken. The vehicle was not processed, as it had already been sent for repair.