Occupy Wall Street Protests the Group of Law & Order: SVU

Shohreh Aghdashloo, Mariska Hargitay Occupy Wall Street has occupied the group of Law & Order: Special Sufferers Unit. People from the movement collected late Thursday evening in NY's Foley Square, in which the NBC procedural noted for "ripping in the head lines" was apparently re-creating the scene of Occupy Wall Street's former camping in Zucotti Park. Scoop: Law & Order: SVU swears in Kevin Pollak for guest place "Law & Order was by using this like a backdrop for many salacious story," part of the Occupy Wall Street press team told The Huffington Publish. "People made it happen within the spirit of absurdity and fun, and that we prefer to get together in public places space and share ideas and show our vision through our action. ... We are doing that tonight with some jest and large body fat smiles on our faces."NBC rejected to comment, but executive producer Warren Leight taken care of immediately the occasions on Twitter. "Saddened by last night's occasions," he tweeted. "We understand OWS feelings run high, as well as protestors' anxiety about getting their images and historyco-elected by corporate media. The irony this is actually the scene we could not shoot described OWS inside a supportive lightand most of the union authors, crew and hang contractors who done preparing the scene are encouraging from the movement." Based on MSNBC, no busts were made and production rapidly started wearing down the set. See video in the incident: