Meanwhile, In Nearby Oakland - 50-60 'Teens' Commit a Train Robbery - Description of Robbers is So Vague that Possible Suspects May Be The James, Youngers, Daltons and the Hole-in-the-Wall Gangs working in concert

Welcome to the Obamaland Legacy and the Media's general refusal to report who the swarming gang was and what they looked like. Race coverup with the usual euphemisms has become so commonplace, that we fill in the blanks as to the race of the criminals without much error. m/r

BART takeover robbery: 50 to 60 teens swarm train, rob weekend riders
SF Gate ^ | April 24, 2017 | Demian Bulwa

A recent string of robberies on BART trains took a frightening turn when dozens of juveniles swarmed an Oakland station over the weekend and commandeered a train car, forcing passengers to hand over bags and cell phones and leaving at least two with head injuries, witnesses told the transit agency. The incident — the first of its kind in recent memory — occurred around 9:30 p.m. Saturday at Coliseum Station. 
According to a police summary, witnesses said 50 to 60 juveniles flooded the station, jumped the fare gates and rushed to the second-story train platform. Some of the robbers apparently held open the doors of a Dublin-bound train car while others streamed inside, confronting and robbing and in some cases beating riders. 
The juveniles “committed multiple strong-arm robberies of bags and cell phones,” said the summary. “At least two victims suffered head/facial injuries requiring medical attention.” 
 Police did not say if any of the suspects were armed, or describe exactly how the passengers were wounded. The attack was quick, police reported, and the teenagers were able to retreat from the station and vanish into the surrounding East Oakland neighborhood before BART officers could respond. The train that was hit was held for about 15 minutes as authorities investigated the crime and tended to the injured. BART spokeswoman 
Alicia Trost said Monday morning she wanted to get more information from police before commenting in detail. But she said BART was “working with Oakland police, Oakland public schools, and the Oakland Housing Authority to identify the suspects based on surveillance images.” 

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