(Image source: The Examiner / ABC News ) BY JASMINE BAILEY After plans of a Baton Rouge, LA flash mob spread on the Internet— hundreds of teens showed up at a local mall to participate. But things took a turn pretty quickly. WHAM: “More than 200 teenagers showed up as the word spread on social media then a fight broke out near the food court, sparking a lot of chaos. Mall security ordered an evacuation." WGHP: “Police as you can see there in the cell phone video showed up. Now the flash mob idea is pretty popular— a way to become part of an instant event.” Gawker reports— “Things were so out of hand that employees at the mall were told to abandon their cash registers and to evacuate the building immediately. There were initially reports of gunfire, but those were denied by police.” Good Morning America reports after word of the brawl got out parents arrived frantically looking for their children who they believed went out for a normal night at the mall. “Been out here walking the grounds for 30 minutes now, I can not find her. She ok? Everyone you were with was ok? Ok.” Shoppers who were caught in the chaos were not happy either. WTAE reports many of them took to their own social media accounts. “Saw people running and screaming. I turned around, a girl told me someone had a gun. I started running with them." "Never been that scared in my life. People were running everywhere. It was like a movie, but you were in it." There ended up being no serious injuries and everyone was accounted for. But as popular as the idea of a flash mob was among those teens— the violence ensued wasn’t so popular with authorities— 10 people are reportedly being charged.