MONTGOMERY, AL (WSFA) - PETA members took to the street today in Montgomery "Naked and Wrapped in Cellophane" to protest animal rights in front of Deamland Bar-B-Que on Tallapoosa Street.

PETA members wrapped other nearly naked members in cardboard and cellophane to mimic meat packaging. Members say all animals - not just humans- are made of flesh, blood, and bone and also have the same senses and range of emotions that humans do.

"We are challenging people to really think about that 'meat' is," says PETA campaigner Matt Bruce. "When you eat flesh, you're eating the corpse of an abused animal who did not want to die. We're encouraging kind consumers to give veganism a try."

Dreamland responded to the protest stating:

Montgomery, AL--On October 16, 2012, James Whitaker, 59, of Prattville, Alabama, pled guilty to one count of participating in an act which affected a personal financial interest, announced United States Attorney, George L. Beck, Jr.

            Whitaker was an employee of the Air Force Legal Operating Agency.  As an employee, Whitaker directed those attending courses held on Maxwell Air Force Base to stay at the Renaissance Hotel, in Montgomery, Alabama, instead of staying on Base or at other approved housing.  Whitaker arranged for the attendees to stay at the Renaissance, a Marriott Hotel, in order for Whitaker to personally receive Marriott Rewards Points.  From January 27, 2011, until June 23, 2011, Whitaker personally received 100,000 Marriott Rewards Points, which according to Marriott International has a value of $1,250.00.

MONTGOMERY, AL (WSFA) - Authorities believe some type of mechanical failure is responsible for a car ending up in the RSA Fountain in downtown Montgomery.

Luckily, the driver wasn't injured. Authorities say it appears the brakes of the car malfunctioned causing it to roll backwards into the fountain.

Authorities say they are still investigating the incident.