Port Authority Police Benevolent Association Inc.

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The Port Authority Police Department is the only American police department to be attacked by foreign enemies

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Hatchet Night

Hatchet Night

Hatchet Night benefiting the Port Authority PBA Widows and Childrens Fund. Ticket Price: $65.00 per person. Craft beer and wine, hot dogs, burgers, sandwiches, home made empanadas.

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Port Authority Police officers cover a wide array of responsibilities. Our officers must be prepared to engage a terrorist target at a moment’s notice while having the grace to respectfully connect with a runaway child.

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  • Another horrible week for American Law Enforcement. Three police officers were shot and killed performing their sworn duty keeping the people of their communities safe and secure. Photo 1) Huntsville, Alabama, Police Officer Billy Clardy III, E.O.W. 12/6/19. P.O. Clardy was shot and killed during a narcotics investigation. P.O. Clardy served in the Huntsville PD for 14 years and a total of 20 years as a law enforcement officer. He was also a United States Army veteran. Billy was 48 years old and is survived by his wife and five children. Police Officer Clardy's father was also a Huntsville police officer who was killed in the line of duty on 5/3/78, in an on-duty motor vehicle accident. Photo 2) Houston, Texas, Police Sergeant Christopher Brewster, E.O.W. 12/7/19. Sgt. Brewster was shot and killed during a domestic violence investigation. He served with the Houston PD for nine years. Sgt. Brewster was 32 years old and is survived by his wife. Photo 3) Fayetteville, Arkansas, Police Officer Stephen Carr, E.O.W. 12/7/19. P.O. Carr was
  • Today we honor and remember those killed, wounded and who fought courageously during the December 7, 1941, attack on the United States at Pearl Harbor. Our nation was propelled into World War II, as
  • Recently LaGuardia Airport celebrated its 80th birthday. On December 2, 1939, the airport, originally known as New York Municipal Airport, began operations. The Port Authority of New York & New Jersey assumed control of the airport on June 1, 1947. Today LaGuardia Airport is in the midst of an $8 Billion rebuilding while the airport continues to fully operate. Only the Port Authority can plan, engineer and accomplish such a monumental feat. Appearing in the second photo are, left to right: New York State Senator Jessica Ramos, LaGuardia Airport Interim General Manager Tony Vero, Deputy General Manager Christina Callahan and Port Authority Director of Aviation Huntley Lawrence. HAPPY BIRTHDAY LGA! #LGA #PANYNJ #PAPDPROTECTSNYNJ #PAPD #PAPBA (Photos by @peopleofpanynj)
  • The Port Authority PBA canteen responded to Red Bank, NJ, to provide support for the Mass of Christian Burial for the Reverend Monsignor Philip A. Lowery at Saint James Church. Monsignor Lowery, EOW 11/28/19, was the New Jersey State Police Chief of Chaplains and served as a #NJSP chaplain for nearly 25 years. He was ordained into the priesthood on May 22, 1976. Monsignor Lowery was a first responder during the 9/11 attack at the World Trade Center, serving with New Jersey Urban Search and Rescue (USAR) Task Force 1. Thank you for your life and service, rest now in the Lord's eternal embrace. #PAPDPROTECTSNYNJ #PAPD #PAPBA #NJSPCHAPLAINS #MSGRLOWERY