March 6, 2026
Port Jefferson Station sees vandalism, a violent robbery arrest, and ongoing arson investigations by Suffolk Police. Stay informed on local safety with LI Daily's weekly update.
Port Jefferson Station Weekly Crime Roundup highlights recent incidents as Suffolk County Police tackle vandalism and violent crimes in this Suffolk County community. With a violent crime rate of just 1 in 1988—far below the national average—residents remain vigilant amid these events.
A statue at the Church of Saint Majella in Port Jefferson Station was vandalized over a weekend, leaving police to investigate the damage. Separately, suspects in a red SUV used a BB gun to shoot out car windows and a home between 1:20 a.m. and 3:20 a.m. on a Saturday in the area. These acts echo broader concerns, including damaged public fixes in nearby Port Jefferson Village after storms. Such vandalism disrupts quiet neighborhoods like those near Foxrun Court.
A Mount Sinai man, Mark Callahan, 53, faces second-degree robbery charges after dragging a 64-year-old woman with his car in the T.J. Maxx parking lot at 5125 Nesconset Highway. The attack happened just before 1 p.m.; Callahan grabbed her purse, dragged her a short distance, then fled before crashing in Farmingville. He suffered self-inflicted stab wounds and was hospitalized. Residents like Bob Salvati near Port Jefferson Station called it "unbelievable". Call Sixth Squad at 631-854-8652 with tips. No specific cocaine arrest for a teen named Sean Kennedy appears in recent reports.
Suffolk's Arson Squad is probing multiple fires in Port Jefferson, with incidents reported around 10:40 a.m. on a Wednesday. Detectives continue active investigations into these cases. Businesses in Port Jefferson Station have also faced break-ins, with police following leads.
Port Jefferson Station's low crime stats show resilience, but these events urge caution on trails like Greenway and in parking lots. Explore more LI Daily crime updates and safety tips to stay protected in your community.
