Yes they get away.

"The police's here, i guess that all this looting attracted them here", Amy said to Susana.

"You should get them in control, otherwise, people are going to think that we're just wanting trouble", Tasha commented.

"Yes, yes, i know, but at this point i can't control them", Susana said while pointing at the people who were looting the stores, and burning the clothes.

"At least we should get out of here before things get worse", commented Carla, which Susana agreed to.

_"Everyone, we have reports that the police is coming here, so quit your looting and burning, for the point has been made, and i don't want any of you to get in trouble, so let's retire for now", _said Susana to her followers, upon which, the vast majority of them choose to get out with Susana, leaving only the looters to get arrested by the police.

Since they didn't have much time to escape, Susana and the others had to leave the mall completely naked, but considering that they had been protesting like this for the last hours, that didn't seem to matter much, what did matter, was that the news came there to report, with vans and reporters and everything, but Susana didn't want to deal with them now, so she went just straight to the campus.

After a quick streaking session with her friends, Susana and them, managed to arrived at their dorm, where the only thing that they wanted to do was just to rest for a while.

A few hours later.

"Whew, that got intense really quickly, so what now ?", said Susana as she approached her friends after taking a nap.

"Well, you're still naked to begin with", Commented the now dressed Amy to Susana who was still naked.

"Whatever, i don't really care about that anyways", Susana simply replied, as she sat down with her friends.

"So..., tell me, how did things turn out after the 'incident' ?", she asked to Carla.

"Well, the news and the police came in, they did some reporting and arresting, but hey, we are number 3# on twitter, so that's good", Carla replied as she handed over her phone to Susana.

"Well, let's see what the public thinks of our protest then ", Susana said as she grabbed Carla's phone.