The 7 Minute 'Made For TV' Protest In OKC

Last night at just minutes before the 10pm local TV news, a group of local youth spontaneously gathered outside the county jail, and took a group photo,  As that was happening, a few local news outlets pulled up and pulled out camera tripods.

 Then, as the clocks hit the top of the hour, the chants and march began. The group marched out to the intersection.    The on scene reporters & producers had given the group the timing of when the cameras would go live, so the very impassioned chants could commence at the right times for full cinema effect.
  The live reports on TV wrapped up and went to commercial. Suddenly the protest stopped, even quicker than it commenced just minutes earlier.

Military veteran, Adrian Otap was our citizen journalist contact who exposed the 'flash mob' stunt and captured it live as it happened. He was there when the gathering had less than 20 present, and he stayed until the majority had dispersed.
   Citizen Journalist, Adrian Otap mentions seeing 4 local TV networks who either helped create the tv event or bought the line of it's authenticity.