BART board president discusses study on spike in crime, fare evasion

ByAlexis Smith and Reggie Aqui KGO logo
Tuesday, June 25, 2019
Crime is up on BART
A study released by the The Alameda County Grand Jury shows that is the last 4 years, crime on BART has risen by 115 percent.

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- A study released by the The Alameda County Grand Jury shows that in the last five years, violent crime on BART has risen by 115 percent and 15 percent of riders fare evade.

BART Board President Bevan Dufty speaks with ABC7's Alexis Smith and Reggie Aqui about BART issues.

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