Man Accused of Stealing Buzzy's Clothing from Disney World Arrested

[Gringrinngghost]

I’m not a lawyer so maybe I’m looking at this too simplistically, but he’s clearly violated the banning orders he was given and there is video evidence to prove that, so shouldn’t he be back in front of a judge now?

I know he had been banned on two separate occasions from Disney property, one for being caught backstage at Epcot and the other while he was trying to run away from Disney Quest having been caught disguised as a construction worker.

Since then he’s trespassed at the Magic Kingdom at least once and now he’s trespassed at DAK. So can Disney do something about that legally, or does he need to be caught red handed on property?

Because he evidently does not take the banning orders seriously and it’s not a great look for Disney to have an idiot like this continuing to record himself backstage and basically thumbing his nose at them.

I'm not a lawyer either, but I talk with a lot of cops I'm friends with, but its one of those where they have to meet burden of proof. All they can prove is that he was on the property and trespassed, but they can't prove when it was unless there was a criminal case where the OCSO has to ask the court for a subpoena to obtain the original camera files and or cellular records to determine when he's there. It's a fine line to determine it without going into privacy violations., because its entirely possible that he bulk filmed before he was trespassed.

 

[MisterPenguin]

THAT one I can't wait to see!!

You're gonna have to wait a long time to see it here. Management doesn't take kindly to posting videos of illegal exploits.

Also, if you watch his video... you're part of the problem.

 

[the.dreamfinder]

You're gonna have to wait a long time to see it here. Management doesn't take kindly to posting videos of illegal exploits.

Also, if you watch his video... you're part of the problem.

Honestly shocked he hasn’t died during one of these stunt.

 

[MotherOfBirds]

Jebus...does Florida punish anyone? Even repeat offenses are being let off?

Living here is punishment enough.

Honestly shocked he hasn’t died during one of these stunt.

Seriously, though. This is extremely dangerous, especially at night. If he fell and broke his neck climbing BTM, where he appeared to be alone, then he'd be toast. Nobody would find him for hours, since there obviously isn't anyone watching that area.

 

[GhostlyGoofy]

Living here is punishment enough.



Seriously, though. This shiz is extremely dangerous, especially at night. If he fell and broke his neck climbing BTM, where he appeared to be alone, then he'd be toast. Nobody would find him for hours, since there obviously isn't anyone watching that area.

How do you think pirates got its skeletons?

 

[Movielover]

Seriously, though. This shiz is extremely dangerous, especially at night. If he fell and broke his neck climbing BTM, where he appeared to be alone, then he'd be toast. Nobody would find him for hours, since there obviously isn't anyone watching that area.

Might actually learn his lesson then...

 

[Lilofan]

Living here is punishment enough.



Seriously, though. This shiz is extremely dangerous, especially at night. If he fell and broke his neck climbing BTM, where he appeared to be alone, then he'd be toast. Nobody would find him for hours, since there obviously isn't anyone watching that area.

There are some folks that want to live dangerously including some that were captured on video climbing the pyramid in Mexico at Epcot in front of many fellow guests.

 

[Heppenheimer]

He's on YouTube (or patreon if its taken down). Pretty sure I don't have to wait a long time to see it.

But also, I have nothing to do with the problem. The problem is between him and Disney.

I'm part of the solution. Disney should up their security on backstage. I literally can't see why they haven't done that yet. Motion sensors, cameras, ect. It's not like they have to HIRE people to stand there. There's plenty of easy technology to use to scare people off.

And honestly, maybe his dumb video will take management "OH, hey. He's reminding the general population that this used to be an impressive animatronic... Looks like we should take out the strobe light and fix it before we get a bad rep." Cuz people outside of these forums, the general public, they don't know that.

If he's posting backstage videos, by all means I'm going to watch it. And so will literally almost everyone on here. Because face it. It's freaking cool. Whether you want to admit it or not. You know you want to see it.

These idiots feed off of attention. It gives them a dopamine rush that's the equivalent of a drug addict getting their next hit. So, if you watch this stuff, you are enabling it, and thus, you are part of the problem.

 

[MotherOfBirds]

There are some folks that want to live dangerously including some that were captured on video climbing the pyramid in Mexico at Epcot in front of many fellow guests.

To be fair, I'm pretty sure the pyramid guy was exceptionally drunk at the time. These kids are just idiots.

 

[celluloid]

To be fair, I'm pretty sure the pyramid guy was exceptionally drunk at the time. These kids are just idiots.

Same stupidity, different drug.

 

[ajrwdwgirl]

I wonder what would happen if one of these trespassers got hurt at Disney while trespassing. I'm thinking they would probably sue Disney and Disney would probably have to give them a big pay out. So maybe they don't care if they get caught or hurt because they think they'll be "rewarded" that way.

 

[Lilofan]

I wonder what would happen if one of these trespassers got hurt at Disney while trespassing. I'm thinking they would probably sue Disney and Disney would probably have to give them a big pay out. So maybe they don't care if they get caught or hurt because they think they'll be "rewarded" that way.

It starts with a good defense lawyer.

 

[wdwtopten]

I wonder what would happen if one of these trespassers got hurt at Disney while trespassing. I'm thinking they would probably sue Disney and Disney would probably have to give them a big pay out.

I highly doubt a trespasser on WDW property would get any payout. WDW has a team of lawyers to defend themselves, plus the injured party would have a pretty steep hill to climb in proving that WDW did anything wrong.

 

[Josh Hendy]

... he was trying to run away from Disney Quest having been caught disguised as a construction worker.

Maybe it was Village People cosplay

 

[Dragonman]

Maybe it was Village People cosplay

Never gets old

 

[ImperfectPixie]

I highly doubt a trespasser on WDW property would get any payout. WDW has a team of lawyers to defend themselves, plus the injured party would have a pretty steep hill to climb in proving that WDW did anything wrong.

Those lawyers also let a felon get off with a slap on the wrist, so I don't have much faith in them.

 

[wdwtopten]

Those lawyers also let a felon get off with a slap on the wrist, so I don't have much faith in them.

Was this a civil case? If so, I guess you are right. If it wasn't a civil case, then Disney's lawyers aren't involved. It would be the government's lawyers.

 

[ImperfectPixie]

Was this a civil case? If so, I guess you are right. If it wasn't a civil case, then Disney's lawyers aren't involved. It would be the government's lawyers.

Very true for the case I'm referring to - stupid me was remembering a comment in which someone said Disney's lawyers had to agree to a plea deal.

 

[Lilofan]

Very true for the case I'm referring to - stupid me was remembering a comment in which someone said Disney's lawyers had to agree to a plea deal.

If the case went to court, it would expose Disney's security system or lack of one during Q&A. Lawyers can pick apart things very well and can break down the person on the stand.

 

[ImperfectPixie]

If the case went to court, it would expose Disney's security system or lack of one during Q&A. Lawyers can pick apart things very well and can break down the person on the stand.

We've got some major crossed wires going on, lol. The felon I was referring to is Spikes. The repeat offender I was referring to is Sonswa. Regardless...Sonswa has a trespass from both Disney and Orange County courts if a previous comment is correct, so being caught on Disney property would be in direct violation of a court order. I would hope such a case would result in a more severe punishment.