#scanner Civil Affairs already on location per police radio as of 5 minutes ago, stating 5 or so people present setting up
#scanner Civil Affairs reporting about 15 people on location at City Hall, noting that they have "banners, signs, and flags" and "[the protestors] have the truck out here"
#scannner 9th District supervisor noting that they have at least two calls waiting for over 3.5 hours and are removing them from their board if no one has called back
#scanner Another 2.5 hour old robbery call just got discovered by 9th district supervisor. Instead of going there themselves, they are sending Apple's security across the street to check on them
#scanner One Central district bike team and Civil Affairs on location at City Hall
#scanner Civil Affairs crowd estimate rising to 40 people at City Hall, also noting News Media is on location
#scanner Civil Affairs crowd estimate has risen to 75 people at City Hall, making note that the event has started
#scanner Major Incident Response Team (MIRT), Expressway Patrol, and Traffic units checking in at City Hall
#scanner Civil Affairs Captain coordinating possibly getting more than two traffic units for the "Pro-Gaza" protest, as most are currently assigned to the P!nk concert
#skywatch Storms seem to be about 20-30 minutes out. They are pretty small but will likely dump a good amount of rain. Expect it to last around an hour. Philadelphia is under both a Severe Thunderstorm Watch and a Flood Watch until 10pm, so be cautious in your travels!
#scanner Civil Affairs Captain hearing step off is at 3pm, trying to wrangle "his [two] traffic guys and gals" to get them prepared for the march moving
#scanner Civil Affairs unit relaying information he received about the march's route
#scanner Civil Affairs Captain assigning a bike team to both sides of the march
#scanner Civil Affairs checking in at N Lee and E Willard for a Justice for Eddie Irizarry rally
#scanner Bike teams responsible for helping with traffic and ensuring no vandalism occurs along the march