LIRR: Port Washington line restored, 40 minute delays remain
Service on the Long Island Rail Road’s Port Washington Branch service has been restored after a brief suspension due to police activity, LIRR officials said on its website.
But delays averaging 40 minutes remain on that line, the railroad said.
The NYPD had been chasing a suspect in the Douglaston area and asked the power to be turned off on the line, a spokesman said. Power was off for about 45 minutes, but now there are residual delays.
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