CINCINNATI (AP) — Cincinnati police are calling a meeting of the city’s businesses in the aftermath of a security breach at Procter & Gamble Co. headquarters by Greenpeace activists.

Police Chief Jeffrey Blackwell said Thursday the protest was “a wake-up call.” Activists got into the offices Tuesday and used zip lines to unfurl banners from the 12th floor. P&G says an activist posing as a businessman on the way to a meeting let the others in.

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