Daily News | Philadelphia Police prep for potential fan celebrations if Phillies win NLCS and go to World Series
Stores are being asked to batten down the hatches, shutter their establishments, and remove outdoor trash cans. At bars, plastic cups are replacing glasses and glass bottles to reduce the potential for dangerous debris.
And Philadelphia police officers are being restricted from taking days off for a week or so, readying for a massive event.It’s the potential for the Phillies to clinch the National League Championship Series and go to their first World Series in 13 years. If the Phillies — who last won the World Series in 2008 — have another chance this year, the city is ready for the boisterous celebrations.
In a letter sent Tuesday, the 15th Police District asked residents and business owners on Frankford and Cottman Avenues to pull down and lock grates and to remove anything outside their buildings such as trash cans and flowerpots on Saturday, the earliest that the NLCS series could
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