How many figures does the set include, and what roles do they play?

Four minifigures – two police officers and two criminals – plus a police dog, set up for a chase-and-escape scene.

What does the police station do?

It has a movable gate and a jailbreak feature in the cell block, alongside a small office area.

Which vehicles come with the set?

A patrol car for the police and a motorbike for the fleeing criminals.

Police

Police Station Chase

LEGO® City set 60370 plays out an escape scene: two criminals break out of the police station while officers give chase with a patrol car and police dog. Built from 173 pieces, it includes a station with a movable gate and a jailbreak feature, plus a car and motorbike. Blue, white, vibrant yellow and light grey give it the familiar police look.

Set number: 60370
Year: 2023
Pieces: 173
Minifigures: 4
Theme: Police
Different parts: 73

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 73

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Spare parts (6)

These extra parts come with the set in case one gets lost.

Minifigures 4

Police Officer, Bright Light Blue Shirt with Police Badge, Dark Blue Legs, Reddish Brown Ponytail fig-0133484 pieces × 1
Criminal, Dark Orange Jacket, Black Legs, Bright Light Yellow Hair fig-0133494 pieces × 1
Criminal, White Prison Jumpsuit fig-0133504 pieces × 1
Police Officer, Bright Light Blue Shirt with Police Badge, Dark Blue Legs and Cap, Moustache fig-0133514 pieces × 1

Description

A station built to be broken out of

The police station is the functional core of the set: a movable gate opens up, and the cell block has a jailbreak feature that lets the criminal figures escape from their cell. A small office section rounds out the building, splitting the scene into administration and detention areas. At 173 pieces, the build stays compact enough for younger builders, while the 73 unique parts still provide enough detail for windows, doors and cell bars without the model feeling sparse.

Chase vehicles

The chase itself runs on two vehicles: a patrol car for the police and a motorbike for the escaping criminals. Both are kept small, but they carry the story well, one built for speed, the other for pursuit. Accessories such as a gem as stolen loot, a police radio, a prison key, two cups and a megaphone round out the scene and give plenty of starting points for role-play built around escape, arrest and evidence.

Four minifigures and a police dog

The set includes four minifigures, two police officers and two criminals, plus a police dog that adds to the escape scenario. That mix of law enforcement and opponents works well for role-play with swapping roles, and you don't need any other set to get a complete story out of the box. The parts list on this page shows exactly which of the 73 unique elements go into figures, accessories and structure, useful if you're after a specific colour or shape.

Colours and where it sits in the range

Blue and white carry the classic police look, vibrant yellow marks hazard details, and light grey covers neutral surfaces such as walls and flooring. That palette lines 60370 up neatly with other LEGO® City police sets, making it easy to combine with them. At 173 pieces, it sits on the compact end of the range, big enough for a self-contained scene but quick enough to build in one sitting. If you're planning a bigger police station, this is a solid source of matching parts in the usual City colours.

FAQ

How many figures does the set include, and what roles do they play?: Four minifigures – two police officers and two criminals – plus a police dog, set up for a chase-and-escape scene.
What does the police station do?: It has a movable gate and a jailbreak feature in the cell block, alongside a small office area.
Which vehicles come with the set?: A patrol car for the police and a motorbike for the fleeing criminals.

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