A female, Victoria CARTER (51 years old, Oakland) was contacted for creating a disturbance at the station. An officer determined CARTER had been drinking and was unable to care for herself. CARTER was taken into custody and booked into Santa Rita jail. 1708-1639 L15.
A station agent called to report an intoxicated male in the station. Officers determined he was too intoxicated to care for himself. He was booked into the Redwood City Jail for public intoxication.
Officers detained a male suspect for public intoxication on the train. Record checks showed that the man had an outstanding $3,000 arrest warrant for battery with injury, held by the Alameda County Sheriff's Office. The man was arrested and booked at Glenn Dyer Jail for public intoxication and his warrant.
An officer on routine patrol made a traffic enforcement stop adjacent to the station and determined that the driver was intoxicated. The man was arrested and booked at Glenn Dyer Jail for DUI.
Patrons reported a male (Joseph Jones, 36, San Francisco) was creating a disturbance on a Dublin bound train and Jones off-boarded at the West Dublin Station. An officer attempted to stop Jones but he fled and force was used to stop him. Jones was determined to be too intoxicated to care for himself and was in possession of narcotics paraphernalia. Jones was booked into the Glenn Dyer Jail.
Officers detained the suspect for creating a disturbance inside the station. A records check revealed a $2,500 warrant for public intoxication held by the Alameda County Sheriff’s Office. The suspect was placed under arrest for public intoxication and the warrant. The suspect was booked into the Martinez Detention Facility.
Two Officers were conducting a welfare check on a separate call for service when the suspect interfered with their investigation. The officers quickly determined the suspect was too intoxicated to care for himself and was placed under arrest. The suspect was booked into the Martinez Detention Facility for public intoxication.
A witness reported that a male suspect battered a second adult male aboard a Daly City bound train. The victim, who sustained a minor facial injury, advised responding officers he was not battered. Officers were unable the potential suspect (black male wearing white headphones, white tennis shoes and a gray hoodie), whose description was provided by the witness. The victim was transported to the hospital as he was also intoxicated.
Officers intercepted a Dublin/Pleasanton bound train at the West Oakland station after someone reported a Hispanic male creating a disturbance on the train. When the train arrived, passengers flagged down the officer and directed him to the male. The officer determined the male subject was intoxicated and unable to care for himself. The male subject was taken into custody and placed into the back seat of a patrol vehicle. While seated in the back seat, the male subject was able to maneuver the handcuffs to the front of his body. When officers attempted to remove him from the vehicle to handcuff him behind his back, the subject began to fight with the officers. An officer was punched in the face by the subject and several other officers who were on scene assisted in controlling the male subject. The officers and the sergeant who were on scene eventually placed the male subject onto the ground and used force to secure him in the WRAP device. The subject was transported and booked into Santa Rita jail.
An officer detained a female suspect for public intoxication, and requested paramedics respond as she appeared to be over intoxicated. When paramedics arrived, however, the suspect reacted violently - so the officer used force to restrain her. Walnut Creek Police Officers responded as well, and placed the suspect in a Wrap restraint until she was booked into the county jail for public intoxication. A sergeant responded to approve the arrest and perform the use of force investigation.
Officers arrested a male suspect for public intoxication after he was deemed unable to care for himself due to his alcohol consumption. The suspect was then booked into the county jail for the violation.
A male suspect detained by an officer for reportedly creating a disturbance aboard a Solano County transit bus was found to be too intoxicated to care for himself. He was also found to have two outstanding DUI warrants for his arrest. The suspect was arrested for both violations and then booked into the county jail.
A male suspect detained by officers for reportedly creating a disturbance aboard a train was found to be in violation of a (BART) stay away order, in addition to being intoxicated. Officers placed the suspect under arrest for both violations and booked him into the county jail.
Witnesses reported an intoxicated male creating a disturbance at the station. An officer arrived and determined that the male was too intoxicated to care for himself, so he was booked into the Berkeley City Jail for public intoxication. No one wished to make a complaint for the original disturbance.
An officer responded to the station on a report of an intoxicated adult Black male, described as thin and wearing all black clothing. The officer located and detained the suspect and determined he was too intoxicated to care for himself. The officer placed the suspect under arrest for public intoxication. The suspect was booked at the Martinez Jail for public intoxication.
Officers responded to a report of a battery on the platform. The suspect was detained, but the victim declined to make a complaint. The suspect was arrested for public intoxication, and a small amount of suspect cocaine was located on his person. The suspect was booked at the SF County Jail.
An officer contacted a male subject whom he believed was intoxicated. The officer determined the subject was under the influence of alcohol and unable to care for himself. The subject was transported and booked into Contra Costa County jail in Martinez.
Officers detained a male suspect for reportedly acting violent aboard a train. The officers determined the suspect was intoxicated, and learned of an outstanding $10K drug warrant for his arrest. The suspect was then placed under arrest for public intoxication and the warrant, but then physically resisted the officers who used force and the WRAP restraint to eventually control him. While preparing to book the suspect into the county jail, jail staff required the suspect’s medical clearance for a pre-existing medical condition. Once medically cleared, the suspect’s booking will be completed. A sergeant responded to perform the use of force investigation.
Officers detained a male suspect for creating a disturbance on a train. Record checks showed that the man had an outstanding $10,000 arrest warrant for narcotics violations. The man resisted being arrested, but was taken into custody after a short struggle. He was ultimately booked at Santa Rita Jail after being medically cleared.
An officer responded to the Orinda Station for a report of a male creating a disturbance. The male was detained and determined to be too intoxicated to care for himself. The male was booked into jail.
A customer used the BART Watch application to report a man who was yelling in an aggressive manner and coming very close to the trackway while on the platform at Pleasant Hill. Several other customers called in to report the male was acting erratic and may possibly be under the influence of drugs or alcohol after the subject boarded a train. Officers intercepted the train at Orinda Station and contacted the male subject. The officers determined the male was under the influence of alcohol and unable to care for himself. The male was found to have outstanding warrants, as well as a stay away order from BART. The male was booked into Contra Costa County jail for all his violations.
A customer used the BART Watch application to report a Hispanic male adult who was harassing customers and challenging them to fight while on board a Pittsburg/Bay Point bound train. The Hispanic male was also reportedly drinking a beer. An officer intercepted the train and contacted the male subject who was found to be intoxicated and unable to care for himself. The subject was taken into custody and force was used to seat him into the back seat of the patrol vehicle. The subject was booked into Contra Costa County jail.
Officers responded to the Ashby Station for a report of a disturbance. The officers located the subject and placed them under arrest for public intoxication.
Officers heard a dispute between a male and female at the station. The male was holding onto the female and officers attempted to intervene. The female became combative and scratched an officer. As the officer attempted to take her into custody, she resisted arrest and the male suspect tried to assist her. Eventually the two officers were able to detain both suspects and determined that they were both intoxicated in public. The male was booked into the Martinez Detention Facility for public intoxication and the female was also booked for public intoxication, resisting arrest and battery on an officer.
Officers responded to the Powell Street Station for a report of a male aggressively panhandling patrons. Officers contacted the male and determined he was too intoxicated to care for himself. He was booked into the county jail.