Occupy Philly braced itself for possible arrests at its City Hall
encampment tonight as it reached the city’s 5 p.m. eviction deadline
issued Friday – though the commotion may have been premature. Police
seemed less than eager to make any arrests and watched from the
sidelines of the plaza.
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