Oklahoma Earthquake Caught On Videotape

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NORMAN, Oklahoma -- In central Oklahoma, several residents and businesses were able to capture some the effects of the earthquake on videotape.

The first was from a school surveillance camera in Norman.  When the earthquake hit the sign started buzzing. 

The bottom of the screen marks the time, 9:06 a.m. 

Cameras bounced and swayed at another store, but no one seems too panicked.  An employee continues to re-arrange the display case and a few shoppers walk casually to the door. 

Another camera in the same store shows a customer at the register barely even move as the quake hits. 

A camera keeping an eye on a parking lot was jostled.   

And a camera in a room at another business doesn't shake, but it does capture folks headed outside to see what was going on.