Another train enters the station, and another check is completed by officers patrolling subway stations throughout NYC.

Less than a week after his arrest for robbing an elderly man in a Chinatown subway station, the suspect was back at it - robbing yet another elderly victim. On both occasions, our Transit District 4 team was able to track down the parolee responsible. Keep at it officers!

When NYPD Transit were alerted of a man menacing a straphanger with two knives, they acted quickly in isolating the individual and arresting him. Every day your officers continue to be on the front lines & are committed to keeping our subway system safe.

On October 18, a female was inappropriately touched at the South Street train station in Manhattan. The suspect fled but was caught by eagle-eyed NYPD Transit officers who recognized him from the wanted flyer a few days later.

It’s not just our NYPD officers on two feet keeping our subways safe. Our highly trained K9’s are out there ensuring that you get to your destination safely.

The subway system is a city within a city - and it takes men & women like these dedicated transit officers to secure it.

The work continues - this time with our Transit District 3 team when they recognized a fare evader as the suspect wanted for a recent slashing. The 46-year-old repeat offender remains in custody and faces weapons possession & assault charges.

Good morning NYC!

Your officers are making their checks in the transit system all across the city, helping to keep straphangers safe during the morning rush.

Your officers are out in the transit system all across the city, helping to keep straphangers safe on their afternoon commutes.

A seconds-long interaction that has taken place in the transit system throughout decades of subway policing: a transit officer checking in with the train conductor.

NYPD officers just like this team inspecting a train in Queens are out there 24/7 for our millions of riders.

A registered sex offender out on parole was back in the subways victimizing yet another unsuspecting rider on the 7-train. Thankfully our Queens Transit officers saw the act & quickly intervened. The 62-year-old repeat offender now faces felony charges of Persistent Sex Abuse.

Just after midnight, officers from NYPD Transit observed a male drinking alcohol on an “L” train. After stopping him, the officers discovered he was wanted for a previous crime and placed him under arrest, then searched him and found this loaded firearm.

On Sunday, NYPD Transit officers observed a suspect jump the turnstile. While investigating, they discovered the 46-year-old male was wanted for a slashing that occurred in transit earlier this month.

Yesterday, a 29-year-old male sexually assaulted a 19-year-old female inside the Hoyt St '2/3' subway station in Brooklyn. Officers from NYPD Transit District 30 quickly responded, canvassed for the suspect, and made an apprehension, marking his third arrest this month.

A pleasure seeing two of our honored ‘Cops of the Month’ walking the platform beat in Brooklyn. Stay safe and stay dedicated gents!