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American Focus > Blog > Crime > Subway ‘Hall of Fame’ offender with about 230 arrests racked up 4 of the busts over past month: sources
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Subway ‘Hall of Fame’ offender with about 230 arrests racked up 4 of the busts over past month: sources

Last updated: June 6, 2025 3:38 pm
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A notorious serial transit offender, Michael Wilson, has once again found himself in trouble with the law. With a staggering total of around 230 arrests, Wilson has become a familiar face to law enforcement, particularly in the subway system where he has committed the majority of his crimes. Over the past month, Wilson has accumulated four new arrests, including charges for riding between subway cars, lying across multiple seats, smoking crack cocaine, and other offenses.

Despite his numerous run-ins with the law, Wilson has been released on each of these recent cases, a pattern that has frustrated NYPD Chief of Transit Michael Kemper. Kemper has gone as far as to label Wilson as a prime candidate for the “Subway Crime Hall of Fame,” expressing his disbelief at the leniency shown towards the repeat offender by certain parts of the criminal justice system.

One of Wilson’s most recent arrests involved swiping a rider through a turnstile in exchange for cash, leading to a scuffle with arresting officers. Despite being found in possession of multiple MetroCards, Wilson was let off without prosecution by the Manhattan District Attorney’s office, a decision that has raised eyebrows and sparked criticism from law enforcement officials.

Wilson’s criminal record is extensive, with four felony convictions, including one for a violent offense. He has been arrested a total of 232 times since his first encounter with the law in 2004, with 170 cases remaining unsealed. The repeat offender has faced parole revocations and multiple bench warrants for failure to appear in court, highlighting the challenges faced by authorities in dealing with habitual offenders like Wilson.

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As Wilson continues to evade serious consequences for his actions, the debate over how best to address chronic offenders like him rages on. While law enforcement officials strive to hold individuals like Wilson accountable for their actions, the complexities of the criminal justice system and the need to balance rehabilitation with public safety remain ongoing challenges.

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