Charges Filed Against Trevor Belmont
Community Seeks Justice and Clarity
According to UPI, San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins charged Trevor Belmont a 49-year-old homeless man for allegedly pushing 74-year-old Corazon Dandan into an oncoming train at BART Powell Street Station. The incident occurring Monday night led to Dandan’s fatal injuries despite paramedics’ efforts. Belmont was swiftly arrested by Bay Area Rapid Transit police and faces a murder charge. The attack on a vulnerable victim has triggered significant outrage and condemnation, with authorities and the community seeking justice amidst shock and sorrow.
District Attorney Brooke Jenkins labeled the incident involving Trevor Belmont as “tragic and truly shocking” emphasizing zero tolerance for violence against vulnerable individuals. Belmont charged with murder is set for arraignment on Friday with prosecutors seeking his detention pending trial to ensure public safety. The motive behind the attack on Corazon Dandan at BART Powell Street Station remains unclear prompting ongoing investigation by BART police. The community mourns Dandan’s death grappling with grief and seeking justice and clarity surrounding the tragic event.
Remembering Corazon Dandan: A Legacy of Courage and Compassion
Corazon Dandan an immigrant from the Philippines in the 1980s devoted over four decades to working as a telephone operator at the Westin St. Francis Hotel. Known for her generosity and compassion she supported her nephew through medical school and was highly esteemed by her colleagues. Her unexpected death has deeply impacted her community and loved ones who fondly recall her resilience and kindness. Her passing has left a profound void among those who knew her well.