#scanner Dispatch advising cops there are still plainclothes officers in the crowd
#OTG Cops have stopped pushing, crowd seems mostly to have dispersed at this point. There were a handful of arrests, jail support needs will be announced when or if necessary
#scanner Traffic Units seem to be dispersing, bikes being sent to follow the group
#scanner Crowd Control units in the area of Chestnut instructed to keep an eye on the group
#scanner One bike team assigned to watch the group "we're giving them too much of an audience" instructing other bike teams to rove around the area
#OTG Pigs lingering around Independence Mall area, small team at 7th and Chestnut casually lounging around smoking cigars
#scanner Seems like things are quieting down, will send updates as needed if things change
#skywatch PPD and PSP monitoring from the sky with their helicopters around Center City and Old City areas
March & Rally for Walter Wallace Jr.
Malcolm X Park (52nd & Pine)
Saturday, October 26 12:00pm-3:00pm
from Amistad Movement Power:
Join us this Saturday for a Rally and March on the Anniversary of Walter Wallace Jrs death.
This Saturday October 26th 2024 will be four years since Walter Wallace JR was murdered by Philadelphia Police outside of his home during a mental health crisis. He deserved better and it’s important that we fight for Mobile Crisis Team expansion and community safety alternatives.
Meet us at Malcolm X park at 12pm this Saturday to rally and March. We will be taking to the streets and marching by the police district that dispatched on that day, October 26th 2020.
We will then have an open Community Forum from 1:30-3pm at Holy Apostles and the Mediator Church 260 S 51st Street (side entrance) to gather and talk about safety and what our communities deserve.
Malcolm X Park (52nd & Pine)
Saturday, October 26 12:00pm-3:00pm
from Amistad Movement Power:
Join us this Saturday for a Rally and March on the Anniversary of Walter Wallace Jrs death.
This Saturday October 26th 2024 will be four years since Walter Wallace JR was murdered by Philadelphia Police outside of his home during a mental health crisis. He deserved better and it’s important that we fight for Mobile Crisis Team expansion and community safety alternatives.
Meet us at Malcolm X park at 12pm this Saturday to rally and March. We will be taking to the streets and marching by the police district that dispatched on that day, October 26th 2020.
We will then have an open Community Forum from 1:30-3pm at Holy Apostles and the Mediator Church 260 S 51st Street (side entrance) to gather and talk about safety and what our communities deserve.