7:20 p.m.
Police peacefully get protesters to move from area.
7 p.m.
Police threaten to arrest protesters who won't leave area of E. 9 and Lakeside
6:15 p.m.
Police restricting access to pedestrians outside new Heinens at E. 9 and Euclid
6 p.m.
Superior shut down from Public Square east to E. 9th for protests.
5:30 p.m.
Euclid Ave. shut down in both directions for protest from E. 9 west to Public Square.
4 p.m.
Police dealing with situation near Public Square in downtown Cleveland.
2 p.m.
Protesters were downtown in Public Square. A few had large open carry firearms. Officers were in the area to monitor the group.
1 p.m.
Reuters reported Tuesday afternoon that shots were fired at a Cleveland police transport vehicle near the site of the Republican National Convention, but Cleveland police say that report is false.
10 a.m.
City of Cleveland briefing for Day 2 of RNC.
Cleveland Police Chief Calvin Williams said there were two arrests on Monday. One person had a gas mask in the event area, which is prohibited. Another arrest was due to a warrant.
Williams said there were three arrests on Tuesday, involving activists who climbed 60-foot flagpoles at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame to hang an anti-Trump banner.
Chief: So far it's been peaceful and nonviolent. Want to keep it that way. @WEWS
— Sarah Phinney (@sarahephinney) July 19, 2016
CPD chief: Yesterday wasn't bad. Two arrests. Three arrested this morning at @rock_hall for criminal mischief. @WEWS
— Sarah Phinney (@sarahephinney) July 19, 2016
9:30 a.m.
GOP briefing begins for Day 2 of Republican National Convention.
9 a.m.
Activists who hung banner at Rock Hall were arrested. Cleveland Fire department began taking the banner down. Cleveland police said three people were arrested.
7:35 a.m.
Activists scale 60-foot flagpoles at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame to hang "Don't Trump Our Communities banner. READ MORE
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