We are the national police force for the railways. Every day, we police the journeys of over six million passengers. Our aim is to keep you safe and make you feel secure while you travel.
A man who caused 60 minutes of delays has been given a community order.
Two men who brandished an imitation firearm that looked like a real gun on the Tube have been sentenced.
How you can keep yourself and your possessions safe while travelling.
How we tackle crime Find our how we are helping to keep the railways safe and secure for passengers and staff.
Victims of crime What to do if you've witnessed or become a victim of crime on the railways.
Frequently asked questions Answers to some of the questions we're asked, from which number to call to funding.
Are you interested in working with us? Visit our careers section to read testimonies from some of our officers and staff.
You can now text us on 61016 to tell us about non-emergency incidents. In an emergency always dial 999.
To report a crime or incident, call
or text 61016
In an emergency call 999
Statistics compared with same period in 2011/12
If you’re looking for more information about crime in your area, visit our Crime maps and statistics site.
Find out what we're doing in your local area to help you travel safely