Crime & Safety
Port Authority Creates Video Game, Players ‘Scan For Suspicious Activity’
One of the Port Authority's new online games challenges players to find "suspicious" items such as unattended bags.

Armchair detectives can now test their skills searching for “suspicious items” at public locations, courtesy of one of the Port Authority’s recently launched web games.
The online games – accessible for free here – are funded by grants from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, according to the Port Authority of NY/NJ website.
One game titled “Scan For Suspicious Activity” challenges gamers to perform the eponymous task of scanning public areas for questionable items such as unattended bags or packages, disabled security equipment and people accessing unauthorized areas.
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Another game, the Pac-Man-inspired “Water Sense,” teaches players how to conserve water.
Click this link to play video games that will educate you about the Port of NY & NJ: https://t.co/15yuyAmB7u pic.twitter.com/LCRjKXufdH
— The Port of NY & NJ (@PortNYNJ) August 17, 2016
Screenshot: Port Authority of NY/NJ website
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