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The men were arrested outside the Pennsylvania Convention Center, where vote counting is taking place.Police in Philadelphia are probing an alleged plot to attack the Pennsylvania Convention Center on Thursday night after receiving a tip that a group traveling north from Virginia in a Hummer planned to storm the location of vote-counting efforts.No one was harmed; , and no attack or other violence was carried out.Photographs taken by Philadelphia Inquirer reporter Jessica Griffin and show that the Hummer in question had .QAnon decals on back window of Hummer parked near Pa. Convention Center and under investigation after police got a tip that occupants were armed and targeting the Convention Center where vote-counting in presidential election is underway. — Robert Moran (@RobertMoran215)The arrests come hours after President Trump alleged the ongoing count in Pennsylvania and other states was illegal and but it’s important to be clear that the men’s motivations for the alleged plot remain unknown.Here’s what we do and don’t know about the situation:Millions turn to Vox to understand what’s happening in the news. Our mission has never been more vital than it is in this moment: to empower through understanding. Financial contributions from our readers are a critical part of supporting our resource-intensive work and help us keep our journalism free for all.Understand how policy impacts people. Delivered Fridays.

The men were arrested outside the Pennsylvania Convention Center, where vote counting is taking place.Police in Philadelphia are probing an alleged plot to attack the Pennsylvania Convention Center on Thursday night after receiving a tip that a group traveling north from Virginia in a Hummer planned to storm the location of vote-counting efforts.No one was harmed; , and no attack or other violence was carried out.Photographs taken by Philadelphia Inquirer reporter Jessica Griffin and show that the Hummer in question had .QAnon decals on back window of Hummer parked near Pa. Convention...

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