Chicago Police are searching for a group of people who robbed a passenger on the Red Line.
The crime happened in the 6th District on the morning of January 27, 2026.
Detectives say the incident took place at approximately 4:47 a.m.
The location was the 0-100 block of West 95th Street.
This area sits right on the border of the Princeton Park and West Chesterfield neighborhoods.
The victim was riding the train when the group approached.
According to police, the offenders used physical force to take the victim’s property.
The Major Crimes Division and Mass Transit Detectives are now leading the investigation.
No arrests have been made at this time.
Recent History
This specific stretch of the Red Line has seen similar incidents in recent months.
The 95th Street station serves as a major hub for commuters on the South Side.
Last year, several “snatch and grab” robberies were reported at this same stop during late-night hours.
Residents in West Chesterfield have expressed growing concerns about safety on the platforms.
Community leaders often point out that the early morning hours are particularly vulnerable for workers.
Public transit crime remains a top priority for the 6th District police commanders.
Increased patrols have been spotted intermittently at the station following high-profile incidents.
How to Stay Safe on the CTA
The Chicago Police Department has issued several tips for Red Line riders.
Always stay aware of your surroundings while waiting on the platform.
Keep your phone and other valuables hidden from plain sight.
Try to sit in the front car of the train near the conductor.
If you see suspicious activity, report it to a CTA employee immediately.
Police are asking anyone with information to contact the Mass Transit Detectives.
You can also submit an anonymous tip through the CPD website.
