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Man Accused of Stealing Buzzy's Clothing from Disney World Arrested
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VicariousCorpse
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Probably without it being brought up once.
GhostlyGoofy
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With a PR person ready to pounce on anyone asking the question.
DreamfinderGuy
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#FindBuzzy: Disney waited a week to report Epcot animatronic theft to police - Theme Park Tribune, theme park news
Police have released the original incident report on the theft from the Buzzy animatronic from Disney World last year.
orlando-rising.com
#FindBuzzy: Disney waited a week to report Epcot animatronic theft to police - Theme Park Tribune, theme park news
Police have released the original incident report on the theft from the Buzzy animatronic from Disney World last year.
Seems like no one involved in this is acting rationally.
flynnibus
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#FindBuzzy: Disney waited a week to report Epcot animatronic theft to police - Theme Park Tribune, theme park news
Police have released the original incident report on the theft from the Buzzy animatronic from Disney World last year.
Very nice piece @OrlandoRising !!
GhostlyGoofy
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Oh no... Buzzy's removal was a frame up!!
It's very odd they waited to report this. Possibly because it makes the internal security look absolutely inept???
This saga gets weirder and weirder!!!
It's very odd they waited to report this. Possibly because it makes the internal security look absolutely inept???
This saga gets weirder and weirder!!!
OrlandoRising
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Thank you.
My story includes a link to the full incident report on the Buzzy theft, including more details on detectives searching Central Shops based on the Ensign tweet.
VicariousCorpse
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I was surprised at the lengths they went to investigate a tweet.
THE 1HAPPY HAUNT
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all leads have to be followed up. no different than if someone called in with a tip.
GhostlyGoofy
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Hoot is a guy who definitely bought into his own hype. Probably was not expecting law enforcement to actually check up on his tall tales.
MotherOfBirds
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We always knew Hoot was incorrect/not truthful.
I'm going to create a bot whose entire job is to post once a month to remind people that Disney would be committing a felony by knowingly filing a false police report. Ideas to the contrary are ridiculous and not worth entertaining. Thanks for coming to my TED talk.
I'm going to create a bot whose entire job is to post once a month to remind people that Disney would be committing a felony by knowingly filing a false police report. Ideas to the contrary are ridiculous and not worth entertaining. Thanks for coming to my TED talk.
networkpro
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- In the Parks
- Yes
Hubris has a way of cutting people down to proper size over time as reality exposes its gnashing teeth and claws.
SoFloMagic
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This really makes disney security look terrible. No wonder they didn't report it. No locks or cameras? No record of who was there? In a room containing something they value at $500k?
DreamfinderGuy
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In their defense I doubt anybody thought that someone would be capable of taking a massive object weighing hundreds of pounds suspended ten feet in the air out of a semi-occupied building without anyone noticing.
SoFloMagic
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danlb_2000
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They probably aren't as focused on security for an abandon attraction, much more important to focus on things where guest safety could be compromised.
GhostlyGoofy
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Considering how many people were trespassing "for the content" they really should have done something to keep people out. Even if they were using it for storage.
Make it accessible by pin or badge id... though that wouldn't have stopped an employee like Spikes from committing theft. I guess they didnt do that because a lot of independent vendors also used the location.
Make it accessible by pin or badge id... though that wouldn't have stopped an employee like Spikes from committing theft. I guess they didnt do that because a lot of independent vendors also used the location.
BasiltheBatLord
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Sorry I'm just jumping in here but what happened to Hoot? He deleted his social media?