Forwarded from Philly Police Broadcast
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from philly socialists:
We need more people ASAP at eviction court to prevent them from opening! At Juniper & E Penn Square, and at One South Broad Street!
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No evictions during a global pandemic! No evictions EVER!
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from philly socialists:
We need more people ASAP at eviction court to prevent them from opening! At Juniper & E Penn Square, and at One South Broad Street!
🚨🚨🚨
No evictions during a global pandemic! No evictions EVER!
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OTG: Arrests have begun, riot police are there but allowing people to disperse.
Forwarded from Philly Police Broadcast
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OTG: Around 20 arrested for failure to disperse at eviction court. Others were kettled at City Hall.
OTG: Confirm all arrestees to be cited and released from 21st and Hamilton. Eviction court was delayed and disrupted significantly on their first day reopening.
For those confused. You basically have to apply to not be evicted. So courts are still open
"If you are a renter -- in an apartment, house or mobile home -- you are protected by the eviction moratorium through the end of the year, as long as you meet the following requirements:
--You are unable to pay your rent due to a coronavirus-related job loss or income reduction.
--You qualified for a direct stimulus payment under the CARES Act or expect to earn less than $99,000 in 2020, or $198,000 if filing a joint tax return.
--You have made an effort to get available government assistance to cover rent, available to you or a household member
--You can demonstrate that your inability to pay is because of financial hardship due to Covid-19, that you have made your best efforts to make timely partial payments and that you would likely become homeless if you were evicted."
From: https://www.cnn.com/2020/09/02/success/cdc-control-eviction-moratorium/index.html
"If you are a renter -- in an apartment, house or mobile home -- you are protected by the eviction moratorium through the end of the year, as long as you meet the following requirements:
--You are unable to pay your rent due to a coronavirus-related job loss or income reduction.
--You qualified for a direct stimulus payment under the CARES Act or expect to earn less than $99,000 in 2020, or $198,000 if filing a joint tax return.
--You have made an effort to get available government assistance to cover rent, available to you or a household member
--You can demonstrate that your inability to pay is because of financial hardship due to Covid-19, that you have made your best efforts to make timely partial payments and that you would likely become homeless if you were evicted."
From: https://www.cnn.com/2020/09/02/success/cdc-control-eviction-moratorium/index.html