Occupiers billed it as a showdown at high noon, a high-stakes standoff with U.S. Park Police over the enforcement of a camping ban in McPherson Square and Freedom Plaza.
Instead, the noon deadline set by the National Park Service to begin enforcing its ban on camping, essentially forbidding Occupiers from sleeping in the park — as they have been doing since October — came and went without incident.
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