#scanner Second Civil Affairs unit arriving to WSP

#scanner Secret Service having trouble with PPD's closures, requesting outriders to fill in small streets along the route. Motorcade being held up as they try to figure this out.

#scanner Motorcade on the move

#scanner Civil Affairs reporting 300 protestors at WSP, stating they cannot find a leader and that the group is uncooperative about releasing a destination for their march. Also stating they have several bikes there

#scanner Sounds like most of the motorcade has arrived, still holding closures for now

#skywatch PPD helicopter in the area of Washington Square Park

#scanner Chief Inspector of Homeland Security sounded pretty alarmed when he misheard that there were 300 people "on location" (at where ever biden is) and then relaxed when he found out they were at WSP.

#scanner Group from WSP is on the move

#scanner Bikes being sent to front of the protest

#scanner Traffic units are tapped out, can't do closures for the march. Pulling center city beat cops to help. Crowd estimate up to 400.

#scanner Civil Affairs on location with a small group on Front

#scanner Bikes from the firehouse at 15 and Parrish moving to 6 and Walnut, may be redirected to the hotel on Columbus and Walnut at Penn's Landing

#scanner Two groups on the move

#scanner Bikes requested on the outside of the march to prevent vandalism

#scanner Strike Force units paralleling the large group

#scanner Mounted (horse) teams being raised

#scanner Requests to remove police vehicles from the area before the protest gets there to avoid vandalism

#scanner Police asking for clarification if march is "peaceful" or "non-violent and non-confrontational"

#scanner Police preparing for traffic closures along JFK Parkway

#skywatch PPD helicopter returning back to base to refuel

#scanner Protest group estimate is now 450 per Civil Affairs