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NYC subway crime dropped in November, over past 11 months, compared to 2024: NYPD

By Ethan Stark-Miller Posted on December 15, 2025

NYC subway crime continued to plummet during the month of November and over the past 11 months, NYPD and Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) officials revealed on Monday.

Officials reported that the six major crime categories tracked on the city’s subways dropped a combined 24% over the past month, compared to the same period last year. There were a total of 168 major crimes in the system during November, 54 less than the 222 reported for the same month in 2024.

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NYC subway crime dropped in November, over past 11 months, compared to 2024: NYPD

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