Whether in plainclothes or plain sight, your Transit cops are focused on making your ride safer. Marc Santia of WNBC catches our District 20 team in action here.

Whether it happened in the subways or not, transit cops stand ready to aid New Yorkers in need - like when they gave chase to a thief moments after he stole a woman’s purse from a car in the Rockaway, and then fled onto nearby subway tracks. The transit environment is unique and

Ask any New Yorker - an officer riding inside their train car is a welcomed sight during their subway journey. And for those who commute in the late evening hours, there's a good chance they'll ride alongside members of our Train Patrol Force (TPF) - an expanding Transit unit…

Honored to attend last night’s NYPD NEWS Russian American Officers Association meeting. Thank you to RAOA President Stan Zubyk, the board, and its members for the warm welcome.

There’s no better indicator of the ‘return on investment’ of extra cops in the subway system, than the recent downward trend of transit crime.

A 24% drop in crime over the past month and a 2.5% drop for the year. These are tangible results, and the credit goes to the men &…

A pleasure to sit alongside Chief Skretch to discuss the continued efforts of your Transit cops, and the latest results of “Operation Fare Play” - a weeklong focus on instilling the law & order that riders deserve & demand at the gateways of our system - because subway safety…

Honored to attend & speak at the NYPD NEWS Shomrim Society April meeting. Thank you to Rabbi Kass, NYPD Shomrim Society President Phil Weisbord, & the membership for the privilege.

We are aware of social media posts regarding an individual detained by our police officers yesterday, and accusations that our officers ripped off a subject’s hijab. This is wholly untrue.

Here’s Body-Worn Camera footage showing what really happened:

Not only was the hijab not…

Ask any New Yorker - an officer riding inside their train car is a welcomed sight during their subway journey. And for those who commute in the late evening hours, there's a good chance they'll ride alongside members of our Train Patrol Force (TPF) - an expanding Transit unit…

Tiffany Moller NYPD NEWS Edward A. Caban Tania Kinsella NYPD Chief of Department Hey Tiffany. Interesting how you equate using cheeky “language” to degrading the shield. A bit judgmental and extreme I’d say. But thanks for acknowledging the great work these cops did. It’s emblematic of the great work our cops do every day across NYC.

Sincerely, the current…

Transit cops assigned to train patrol confronted a man urinating in between train cars last night, only to learn he was wanted for a bank robbery (at Capitol One) just last week.

The headlines almost write themselves:

•from hold-up to not holding it in
•urine a wee bit of…

Yesterday, Mayor Eric Adams joined NYPD Chief of Transit officers who were deployed throughout the transit system to address fare evasion. The enforcement aimed at recidivists who do not pay subway fare and commit crimes while ensuring fair access and enhanced safety for all NYers.

Who says fare evasion enforcement doesn’t help create a safer subway system? Not us, that’s for sure! Case in point:

Yesterday afternoon, District 33 cops stopped a 16 year old male for “jumping the turnstile” in a Brooklyn subway station. Subsequent to the stop, an illegally

Had the opportunity to visit Captain Joe Pulgarin, the commanding officer of Transit District 4, and some of his team today. They are an exceptional group of cops who do outstanding work every day on behalf of subway riders.

The NYPD Chief of Transit Citywide Vandals Task Force ventures daily into the city's depths to combat subway graffiti artists. Dean_Moses recently journeyed with them & witnessed firsthand what officers risk and face to keep commuters' rides clean and safe.

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A pleasure to speak to the outgoing Manhattan Task Force evening tour & to thank them for what they do each & every day.

We will #neverforget NYPD Chief of Transit District 4 Police Officer William T. Martin who died in 2011 as a result of injuries sustained from being assaulted in the line of duty 30 years prior. May he rest in eternal peace.