Suspect in BART Station Death Misses Arraignment Due to Mental Health Evaluation

Trevor Belmont, accused of killing Corazon Dandan, remains hospitalized as psychiatric assessments continue.

49-year-old Trevor Belmont, also known as Hoak Taing, is charged with murder and elder abuse.
Belmont allegedly pushed 74-year-old Corazon Dandan into an oncoming train at Powell Street Station.
Dandan, a long-time telephone operator, was returning home from work when the incident occurred.
Belmont, described as homeless, is undergoing mental health evaluations at San Francisco General Hospital.
No representatives appeared in court for Belmont; community members expressed sorrow over Dandan's death.