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PHILADELPHIA &mdash; Philadelphia police detained two men late Thursday night after receiving a tip that a Hummer vehicle from Virginia with two or three people armed with firearms was headed to the Pennsylvania Convention Center, where ballot counting is underway for the presidential election.
				Just after 10:20 p.m. Eastern time, police reported they had received information about a 2003 gray or silver Hummer with Virginia tags that was occupied by several people armed with AR-15 rifles.
				A few minutes later a Hummer fitting the description was found parked and unoccupied in the 200 block of North 13th Street, just north of the convention center. Police then detained two men in the area and were on their way to find a woman located outside the city.
				On the back window of the Hummer were decals associated with the pro-Trump QAnon conspiracy movement, including a large &ldquo;Q&rdquo; and &ldquo;#WWG1WGA,&rdquo; which stands for &ldquo;where we go one we go all.&rdquo; The movement believes President Donald Trump is fighting a secret war against the &ldquo;deep state&rdquo; and that Democrats are led by Satan-worshipping pedophiles. Trump has refused to denounce the movement.
				It was not immediately clear whether police found any weapons. A bomb-sniffing police dog was called in to check the Hummer. The occupants of the Hummer may have been staying at a nearby hotel, police said.
				No further information was immediately available.

Men detained after tip about armed group heading to Philly convention center