British Transport Police

We’re stopping County Lines in its tracks. ❌🚆   We recently deployed officers across stations in Birmingham, resulting in nine arrests.   We will continue to tackle County Lines and pursue the criminal gangs who hide behind their victims. 💪

Little by Little, Wembley Stadium is gearing up for Oasis 🎤 Throughout this weekend, the network will busier than usual, and we’re here to help you get around safely 🚉 If you got tickets, we hope you have an unforgettable night! If something feels off, text us on 61016 📱

On Monday afternoon, we received a report from a bystander that a man was upskirting a woman on a train travelling from London King’s Cross to King’s Lynn.   Officers met the train at Cambridge Station and swiftly arrested him.   Text 61016 to report crime to us 📱

On Monday night, a woman reported her phone was robbed at Shepherd’s Bush station 🚨   Officers quickly tracked the phone’s location to Wembley Park area. They identified the suspects and swiftly arrested them.   We will not tolerate robbery.   Need us? Text 61016 📱

Speedy arrest following a text 61016 report 🚨   On Sunday a victim reported she’d been sexually assaulted on a train to Manchester Victoria   Within minutes officers were waiting on the platform, where they identified and arrested the suspect   Text 61016 if you ever need us 📱

MISSING: Have you seen Mohammed, 25, #missing since Saturday, 19 July in the #Camden area. He has links to #Birmingham and has short black hair, a beard and is of slim build. He was last seen wearing a black/grey (cont) spkl.io/l/6011A1Cs5

We're aware of issues with the 61016 text-to-report system earlier today. The issues have now been resolved, and our Contact Centre are working through the texts received. In an emergency, always dial 999.

Swift arrest after phone robbery at Woodford Station 🚨   In under 3 hours we: ✅ Received the report ✅ Tracked the phone’s live location ✅ Identified the suspect via CCTV ✅ Made the arrest   Another robbery suspect is off the streets 💪 Report crime to us by texting 61016

The family of Brandon Hatcher, 23, who very sadly died, are today paying tribute to him. They said: "Brandon was a Dad, Partner, Son, Brother, Grandson and Uncle amongst being a great friend to many who he came into contact with in his life." Read more: spkl.io/6004A1Wxy

We received a text report from a woman reporting a man touching himself while on board a train and staring at her. Officers met the train at Nottingham station and the man was arrested. This behaviour will not be tolerated. Please save 61016 to your phone today!

James Hitchcock's family are paying tribute to him after a 22-year-old man who killed him with a single punch at York Station was jailed earlier today. 👇 spkl.io/6009A1zyb

McKenzie Dicicco, 22, has been jailed today after he killed loving husband and father James Hitchcock with a single punch in York station last December. Our thoughts remain with James's family. spkl.io/6006A1KVM

Heading to Heaton Park for Oasis this weekend? Whatever your plans, we hope they’re Supersonic 🎇 Our officers and specialist teams will be out across the rail network to help keep things safe and sound 👮‍♂️ If something feels off, trust your instincts and text 61016 to report 📱

This morning officers went on patrol with a woman who had been sexually assaulted on the Victoria Line. 🚨   She spotted the man at Tottenham Hale Station and he was quickly arrested by officers 💪   We will not stand for this behaviour ❌   Remember to text 61016 if you need us.

🚨 UK'S BIGGEST-EVER KNIFE SURRENDER SCHEME LAUNCHED 🚨 37 new surrender bins will be strategically placed across London, the West Midlands and Greater Manchester to remove dangerous knives from the streets and save young lives. Surrender now 👇

Today marks 20 years since the 7/7 London bombings, which killed 52 people and injured over 770 others. We remember the victims and all affected, and honour the bravery of emergency services, especially BTP officers and staff who worked tirelessly in the aftermath.

Planning your trip to Wimbledon? 🎾 We hope you have a fantastic time enjoying the tennis! Remember, our officers will be out and about to keep you safe. If you see something that doesn’t feel right, speak to an officer or text us on 61016. 📱

Can you help? Officers are trying to trace the family of a man who sadly died on the railway in June. Brian Bande, aged 39, was born in Zimbabwe but had links to Birmingham, Wiltshire, Dorset and Bournemouth. Read more: spkl.io/6004A8ifw spkl.io/6009A8imT