Speaking of the phone since that appears to be the cause for resisting. I find it interesting that the report contradicts itself.
The report claims that he stated he was leaving and took his phone. This seems perfectly reasonable to me for someone who’s there voluntarily and decided they no longer wanted to participate. Then the officer states he told him they were keeping his phone. At this point it says he picked up his phone. If he had already taken his phone how did he take it again. Maybe the video would clarify what’s going on here or maybe the officer made a mistake when writing the report.
Stop making definitive statements you don't know. Anything relating to the active investigation is redacted, including documents they can't provide at all, and including sections of the incident reports that have been provided so far. All we've seen is the unredacted info they CAN release, which you'd know if you had reached out and gotten the OCSO email. I sense getting all the facts isn't your main motive here given how conclusive your claims are when we still don't have a single document, statement, or anything official about the current whereabouts of the Buzzy animatronic.
He actually got banned at the front gate of Epcot, after they attempted to ban him at Wonders (but he ran away like an idiot). Then, he was arrested when he did DisneyQuest for the 2nd time.Just Discovery Island and River Country before DisneyQuest, then he got banned after Wonders. And he did Nickelodeon Studios as well after that
Fake News. He said that him being arrested in connection to Buzzy was fake news, not his arrest in general. He publicly confirmed his arrest by retweeting Dave Ensign's tweet about his arrest.He also said him being arrested was “fake news” and we now know that isn’t true. Lol.
I know this much - he used to work attractions in Tomorrowland, then transferred to a role in entertainment tech.
Or not going in with a lawyer...I’m guessing that he had admitted to sneaking back to take photos/video and possibly had intended to show this as some sort of proof that he didn’t steal anything. Purely a guess, but it’s the only thing I could see as to why he would bring his phone and certainly why he would pull it out and put it on the table. Whatever the reason this was incredibly dumb on his part even if there’s nothing incriminating on the phone.
He lawyered up quick with a big criminal defense attorney in Orlando...but not before he talked to them. Not the greatest idea.Or not going in with a lawyer...
*reads up to date* ... I guess I'm gonna need a refill on this popcorn.
Having followed his account for a bit, it doesn’t surprise me at all. Overconfidence (lots of flagrant actions and posts) + delusions of grandeur (hoping he was going to impact Disney’s stock price!!) + immaturity (too many examples to list). Not the best combo. Brave behind a keyboard, and not so much in person when the chips were down.He lawyered up quick with a big criminal defense attorney in Orlando...but not before he talked to them. Not the greatest idea.
Morgan and Morgan and Morgan and Morgan and Morgan? (they're all CLONES!!)
In the court of law, yes.Is innocent until proven guilty still a thing?
In the court of law, yes.
It hasn't existed in the court of public opinion for a long, long time.
I meant really, really old. Tales of populations ganging together from misconceptions exist from earlier than traditional print journalism.I've noticed. Not just public opinion.
Not exactly criminal defense attys....Morgan and Morgan and Morgan and Morgan and Morgan? (they're all CLONES!!)
I think this is it:
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