The Port Authority PBA wishes all of the Jewish faith, and especially our friends in the Port Authority Shomrim Society, a reflective and meaningful Yom Kippur. G’mar chatima tovah.
NAPO Reacts to the Death of Fugitive Cop-Killer Joanne Chesimard
The National Association of Police Organizations (NAPO), representing some 250,000 sworn state and local law enforcement officers across the United States, has long called for the rendition of Joanne Chesimard, and other violent fugitives from Cuba to ensure that those who commit violent, heinous crimes face justice, and that the families of those who lost their lives are brought peace.
Tunnel to Towers 5K Run and Walk
On Sunday, September 28, in New York City, the Port Authority PBA Tunnel to Towers 5K Run and Walk Team raised more than $12,000 for Tunnel to Towers and its great mission.
In Remembrance: Hays Police Sergeant Scott Heimann
Rest in peace, Hays, Kansas, Police Sergeant Scott Heimann (EOW 9/28/2025). Sergeant Heimann, 32, was shot and killed while responding to a barricaded suspect in a domestic violence incident. He had served with the Hays Police Department for nine years and is survived by his wife and two children. Sarge, rest in the Lord’s eternal embrace. Always Honored, Never Forgotten.
$18K: NJ Man Tried to Evade Tolls Using Socks: PAPD
A New Jersey man was arrested and charged after he tried to use a pair of socks to keep him from paying tolls, authorities said. On Friday, Sept. 26, officers observed a vehicle with a suspiciously obscured license plate at the Holland Tunnel and conducted a traffic stop, Port Authority police said.
Law Enforcement Officers Weekend Supports Family of Fallen PAPD Officer Anthony Varvaro
On Friday, September 26, in the Bronx, New York City, Law Enforcement Officers Weekend hosted the family of fallen Port Authority Police Officer Anthony Varvaro (EOW 9/11/2022) at Yankee Stadium. The Varvaro family enjoyed watching the New York Yankees defeat the Baltimore Orioles, a game in which Aaron Judge homered and Giancarlo Stanton went deep twice.