Aerial views show hundreds marching on in Orlando this weekend

ORLANDO, Fla. — Another weekend brings another huge crowd to the streets of downtown Orlando, the groups marching to protest police brutality with the late George Floyd and Breonna Taylor set at the prow.

Chopper footage obtained by our news partners at Channel 9 WFTV shows Saturday's scene from above.

As a precaution, Florida Highway Patrol troopers blocked several on and off ramps to I-4 on the protest route, but no arrests nor any excessive use of police force was reported Saturday.

Today, protesters arranged their daily gathering in front of Orlando City Hall at 4 p.m., though their heavy social media presence suggests that it’s already begun.

Saturday night, around 40 people reportedly held a sit-in protest there, hoisting a sheet at the doors to screen a documentary; one person who stayed until the morning tweeted a picture of the sunrise as seen from downtown Orlando:

On Monday, a City Council meeting is scheduled for 2 p.m.

The meeting will be held online; City Hall, the usual locale, remains closed due to COVID-19.

Whether or not Monday's anticipated protest will be larger in response to the meeting is unconfirmed, but the city suggests that on-topic comments be addressed electronically in this online form.