Port Authority Police Benevolent Association Inc.

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

Thursday, August 22, 2019, Newark Liberty International Airport; Sgt. Angel Serrano and P.O. Brian Monacelli were flagged down by a woman who was concerned a cat was stuck underneath her vehicle. They confirmed the woman's fear and requested the #PAPD Emergency Service Unit. ESU cops Brian Fink and Jason Marriott, PAPD ESU Truck 5, responded and quickly recovered the cat, named Lucky by PA cops. Lucky was transported to the Associated Humane Societies in Newark, NJ. Photo, L-R, Sgt. Serrano, P.Os. Fink, Marriott and Monacelli. #PAPDPROTECTSNYNJ #PAPBA #newarkairport #PAPDESU #luckythecat
Thursday, August 22, 2019, JFK International Airport; Retired NYPD Detective Alberto (PaPo) Nieves, a September 11th World Trade Center first responder who suffered with a 9/11 related illness, died on August 6, 2019. The #PAPD JFK Police Command performed a dignified transfer of Detective Nieves' ashes, in Terminal 5, to his cousin, Port Authority Police Officer David Cortes and former partners, Retired NYPD Detectives Hector Arocena and Alfred Artesona for transport on JetBlue to Puerto Rico. As the JetBlue flight was departing the PAPD Aircraft Rescue Fire Fighter Unit performed a water salute in honor of Detective Nieves. Thank you for your service, Detective Nieves. #september11th #wtc #PAPDPROTECTSNYNJ #PAPD #NYPD #PAPBA
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DODGEBALL! Get your teams ready.
Statement by Paul Nunziato, president of the Port Authority Police Benevolent Association, regarding the termination of New York City Police Officer Daniel Pantaleo.
“The Port Authority Police Benevolent Association is dismayed by NYPD Commissioner James O’Neill’s firing of Police Officer Pantaleo and is extremely concerned about its far-reaching effects on police officers and law enforcement. Police officers perform society’s most difficult job, often at great peril to themselves, with only one mindset, the safety and protection of those they serve. The determination of Commissioner O’Neill and the ignorant political rhetoric surrounding this sad and unfortunate case will only serve to put the public and police officers at greater risk.”
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AN IMPORTANT MESSAGE FROM THE PORT AUTHORITY PBA.
#TBT; Cover of Signal 8-2, the #PAPD's department publication no longer produced, reporting on a PAPD Police Academy graduation ceremony (circa 1960s-1970s.) #PAPDPROTECTSNYNJ #PAPBA
New York’s Hottest Makeup Counter: The Port Authority Bathroom
The transit hub’s bad rap stands in contrast to its spacious second-floor bathroom, where women primp for the day amid the cheerful hum of attendants.
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LGA Terminal B Redevelopment Receives First Envision Platinum Award
The Skanska-led Project is First to Achieve Highest Recognition from the Institute for Sustainable Infrastructure Under New Envision v3 Framework
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The Port Authority of NY & NJ is performing an engineering and operational marvel building a new LaGuardia Airport while the airport continues to operate. Key is the commitment to public service of all PANYNJ employees.
Recently, Port Authority Police Officer Richard McCarty, of the #PAPD's LaGuardia Airport Police Command, kept the traffic moving by quickly changing a tire on a man's disabled vehicle. The man, who was unable to change the tire, showed his appreciation by posing for a photo with P.O. McCarty. #PAPD #Protectandserve #LGA #PAPDPROTECTECTSNYNJ #PAPBA #PANYNJ (Photos courtesy of peopleofpanynj)
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Tuesday, August 20, 2019, Newark Liberty International Airport; Port Authority Police Officers Jason Nielsen (R) and Ray Lainez were on patrol at Terminal C, Level 2, when, at 2 p.m., they spotted Baxter, a dog, in an unattended vehicle. Within 15 minutes, the officers were able to gain access through a slight opening in the vehicle's sun roof. The owner of the vehicle was paged several times in Terminal C, but did not return to the car until 2:50 p.m. The individual was taken into custody and charged with cruelty to animals. Additionally, the Associated Humane Society-NJ was contacted and responded to remove Baxter to its facility for care. #PAPD #EWRAirport #PAPDPROTECTSNYNJ #PANYNJ #PAPBA