Officers responded to a report of a black male in his teens smoking marijuana on the trailing car of the Pittsburg bound train. Officers detained two suspects in the case. One suspect was found to have a stay-away order from BART, unless on lawful business. However, the man was not in violation of the law, so he was released after being identified. The second suspect was found to have an outstanding felony $10,000 arrest warrant for burglary, held by the San Mateo County Sheriff's Office. The man was arrested on his warrant and was booked at the Martinez Detention Facility.
An officer detained a male suspect for fare evasion. Record checks showed that the man had three outstanding arrest warrants: $50,000 for theft, held by San Francisco PD; $5,000 for theft, held by the Alameda County Sheriff's Office; and $2,500 for theft, held by Daly City PD. The man was cited for fare evasion and booked at Glenn Dyer Jail on his warrants.
Officers detained two suspects for smoking, in violation of the El Cerrito Municipal Code. One of the suspects was found to have a $50,000 arrest warrant for narcotics violations, held by San Francisco PD. The suspect with the warrant was arrested. Both suspects were reprimanded for violation of the local ordinance. The suspect with the warrant was booked at the Martinez Detention Facility.
An officer contacted the suspect inside the station for fare evasion. During the contact, the suspect attempted to walk away from the officer. When the officer attempted to control the suspect, he resisted. The suspect was taken into custody after a brief struggle. A sergeant responded to the scene to approve the arrest and conduct the use of force investigation. The suspect was cited for the fare evasion violation and then booked into the North County Jail for resisting arrest. There were no injuries to the officer or the suspect.
Officers detained a male suspect for fare evasion. Record checks showed that the man had an outstanding $10,000 arrest warrant for probation violation, held by the Placer County Sheriff's Office. The man was arrested for his warrant. He was cited for fare evasion and booked at the San Francisco County Jail on his warrant.
Officers conducting focused fare evasion enforcement detained a male juvenile suspect. The suspect provided a false name and then fled on foot. He was detained after a short foot chase and his true identity was discovered. Record checks showed that the male had two outstanding no-bail arrest warrants, held by the Alameda County Sheriff's Office. The juvenile was cited for fare evasion and booked at the Contra Costa County Juvenile Hall for his warrants, providing false information to a peace officer and resisting arrest. He was also issued a prohibition order.
A male subject detained by an officer for an infraction violation was found to have an active BART prohibition order. The subject was placed under arrest for trespassing, and a sergeant responded to approve the arrest and perform the subject’s post arrest debrief. The subject was then issued a prohibition order and booked into the county jail for trespassing.
Officers responded to a report of a male and female engaged in a heated argument on the lead car of the San Francisco bound train. On arrival, the officers discovered that the argument was not physical, but found that the male party had a restraining order preventing him from being with the female. Record checks also showed that he had an outstanding $5,000 arrest warrant for threatening a public official, held by the San Francisco Police Department. The male was arrested for violation of a court order and his warrant and was booked at Glenn Dyer Jail.
An officer detained a male suspect for smoking on the platform. Record checks showed that the man was on probation for auto theft, with a full search clause. The officer exercised the search clause and located suspected crack cocaine packaged for sales, cash and two crack pipes hidden on the suspect's person. The man was arrested and booked at Glenn Dyer Jail for possession of crack cocaine for sales, possession of narcotics paraphernalia and probation violation.
The station agent reported a male suspect panhandling in the station. Officers responded and detained the man. No victims came forward on the panhandling violation, but record checks showed that the man had an outstanding $10,000 arrest warrant for brandishing a weapon, held by San Francisco PD, as well as four small infraction warrants, held by SFPD. The man was arrested on his outstanding warrants and booked at the San Francisco County Jail.
The station agent reported that a male who was thought to have a prohibition order was in the station. Officers responded and located the man sleeping in the hallway. The prohibition order was confirmed and the man was arrested. He was booked at the San Francisco County Jail.
Officers detained a male suspect for smoking in the station. Record checks showed that the suspect had an outstanding $15,000 arrest warrant for prostitution, held by the Alameda County Sheriff's Office. The suspect was arrested on her warrant and booked at Santa Rita Jail.
Patrons on board the Dublin bound train reported that a male suspect was panhandling. The suspect was detained by officers. Record checks showed that the man had two outstanding arrest warrants: $25,000 for theft, held by San Francisco PD and $5,000 for theft, held by the Alameda County Sheriff's Office. The man was arrested on his warrants and booked at Santa Rita Jail.
An officer detained a male suspect for smoking at the fare gates. Records showed that the man was on probation for a drug violation. When the officer attempted to exercise the man's search clause, the man fled on foot. The officer detained the man after a short chase and placed him in custody. A search incident to arrest revealed a quantity of suspected methamphetamine and a pipe on the man's person. The man was booked at the Martinez Detention Facility for smoking, resisting arrest, probation violation, possession of narcotics and paraphernalia.
Officers monitoring activity in the station bus zone saw a group of about six males who were sharing a large bottle of alcohol. Officers attempted to detain the males for the violation, but the group fled. One suspect physically intervened and prevented the officers from apprehending the male with the alcohol bottle. The male made threats to the officers and a bus driver. The officers took the male into custody after a struggle. Record checks showed that he was on probation and had an outstanding $5,000 arrest warrant for narcotics violations, held by the Alameda County Sheriff's Office. The suspect was arrested and booked at the Martinez Detention Facility for resisting arrest, probation violation and his outstanding warrant. He was issued a prohibition order prior to booking.
Officers detained two suspects for fare evasion. Both suspects had search clauses related to parole/probation. The officers exercised the search clauses and located a quantity of prescription drugs and marijuana on one of the suspect's person. The suspect was arrested for possession of narcotics and parole violation. The second suspect was cited for fare evasion and released.
Patrons on board the Dublin train reported that a white male was in possession of a knife and appeared threatening. The suspect was described as a white male wearing all black clothing. He was reported to be carrying a bottle of vodka in one hand and a knife in the other. Officers detained the man and recovered the knife. Witnesses stated that although the suspect did not brandish the knife, he was manipulating it while staring at patrons and making them feel uncomfortable. Officers determined that the man was intoxicated in public. He was arrested for public intoxication and for possession of a dirk/dagger. He was booked at Santa Rita Jail.
A male suspect detained for fare evasion was found to have an active stay-away order from all BART stations. The man was arrested, cited for fare evasion and booked at the Redwood City Jail for violation of a court order.
A large group of about 200 protesters engaged in a protest march through downtown Oakland during the evening. The group pelted Oakland PD officers with rocks and bottles on several occasions and entered the 880 freeway from Market Street, stopping traffic in both directions for about 30 minutes. The group then approached West Oakland Station. Officers assigned to protest duty closed the gates to prevent the crowd from entering, and trains were directed to discharge passengers only. The crowd made their way to the station entrance and forced both roll-up gates partially open. Several protesters slipped under the gates and briefly entered the station, but were ejected by officers. Members of the crowd vandalized the station exterior with spray paint and one protester sprayed two officers with OC spray. The battery suspect could not be identified or arrested. All service was stopped to prevent protesters from further damaging the system. The crowd began to move away at about 2203 hours and returned to the downtown area. The officers who were sprayed performed their own first aid at the scene and were not seriously injured. Maintenance personnel were able to free the jammed gates and service was restored at about 2233 hours. TSOC notified (reference # TSA-12-27769-14).
An officer detained a male suspect for fare evasion. Records showed that the suspect had a stay-away order from all BART stations as part of his probation. The man was arrested and booked at the San Mateo County Jail for violation of a court order. He was cited for fare evasion prior to booking.
An officer contacted a male juvenile for fare evasion. The juvenile refused to sign the citation or cooperate with the officer's investigation, so he was booked at juvenile hall for the fare evasion and delaying an officer.
Several patrons reported that there was a fight on board a Dublin bound train approaching West Oakland. The train was intercepted at Lake Merritt Station and a victim was located, along with several witnesses who pointed out the suspect. Both the suspect and an associate were detained. The investigation revealed that the suspect boarded the train at 16th Street Station and immediately began acting aggressively toward other patrons. The suspect battered a male patron who was seated nearby, without provocation. The victim placed the suspect under citizen's arrest for battery. The victim declined medical attention. The suspect was arrested and booked at Santa Rita Jail for battery on a transit passenger and public intoxication. He was issued a prohibition order prior to booking.
Officers attempted to detain a male suspect for smoking in the station. The suspect fled on foot, but was apprehended at 19th and Franklin Streets. Record checks showed that the suspect had an outstanding no-bail arrest warrant for parole violation, held by the Department of Corrections. The man was arrested and booked at Glenn Dyer Jail for his warrant and for resisting arrest.
A sergeant saw a suspect evade fare to enter the system. The suspect was contacted on the platform and he refused to cooperate, attempting to board a train. The suspect had to be physically restrained. Record checks showed that the suspect had a small outstanding arrest warrant for blocking free movement, held by San Francisco PD, and a valid stay-away order from Powell Street Station. The man was arrested and booked at the San Francisco County Jail for resisting arrest, violation of a court order, fare evasion and his warrant.
A station agent called to report an adult female creating a disturbance at the Fremont Station. The female boarded a train and officers intercepted the train at the Hayward Station. The officers contacted the female and determined that she had fare evaded into the system. She refused to sign the fare evasion citation, so she was booked into the Santa Rita Jail for the fare evasion.