chipndale09
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And that woman who was more obnoxious than the drunk.
"You're at Disneyland...you're at Disneyland"
that woman reminded me of Reverend Lovejoy's wife in the Simpsons....."Think of the children" :ROFLOL:
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WDW Security Positions?
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that woman reminded me of Reverend Lovejoy's wife in the Simpsons....."Think of the children" :ROFLOL:
The Empress Lilly
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Oh for bleedin's sake just let Jimmy Thick have his nap already okay?
JIMINYCR
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I'm amazed that he wasn't noticed sooner. I thought the CM's cleared their areas soon after the park closed. Someone should have checked the mound of plush sitting in the back row.
raven
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They figured he wondered in there while the CM cleaning that area was on their break. It's not hard to hide, but then it's hard to stay hidden as well. Security, CMs and other outside vendors are all over the parks at night into each and every area. Poor guy was jailed, fined, banned from Disney parks and mst likely lost his job as well (he told security he was sent by his company there to speak at a convention the next day and begged to be let go).
What happens when VIPs show up, there own security takes care of them? What about when the president or VP shows up for a speech, I know the secret service is there obviously but does Disney have a special team for events like that?
I was looking on the collage program website and saw something about security and I've always been interested in that line of work so I started thinking what else does WDW have in that field besides the people you see in the parks.
Also, the video that was mentioned was another reason why I made this thread, that security guard that was in it belongs working in a store or a ride or someplace else, not in security though. That video leaves a lot to be wondered about disneyland security.
I was looking on the collage program website and saw something about security and I've always been interested in that line of work so I started thinking what else does WDW have in that field besides the people you see in the parks.
Also, the video that was mentioned was another reason why I made this thread, that security guard that was in it belongs working in a store or a ride or someplace else, not in security though. That video leaves a lot to be wondered about disneyland security.
Tater48
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Can't speak for Disneyland, but at WDW it is a required qualification that you have a Military, Law Enforcement or a background in security to be even considered for this position. The vast majority of WDW Security have backgrounds in the Military or Law Enforcement or both. The number that have only a Security background is extremely low.
JayCricket
New Member
He fits the bill for the typical security CM. Have him apply.
Cactusspade
New Member
Quickly and efficiently? More like slow and non-existant. It took 5 minutes for security to arrive, at least. Normal tourists had to try and restrain him.
Polydweller
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It did not take 5 minutes for security to show up. The security guy is there from the beginning, he's the one with the mace. He actually controls the man well. If those are truly bystanders and not plain clothes security (might have been, they have lots), then they should have stayed out of it.
LuLaSue
Well-Known Member
He does fit the bill. He has some friends working there and they love it. He is not ready to leave New York just yet.
graphite1326
Well-Known Member
Well let me tell you what happened to my wife. She went with the rest of us to Splash Mt. She doesn't care for swimming so she grabbed a lounge chair in a shady area and read a book. She happened to notice a small snake coming toward her and started kicking dirt at it to keep it away. Within seconds a couple of guys (in plain clothes) came up and asked "what wrong?" She pointed to the snake. They grabbed it and disappeared.
I say they have their eye on pretty much everything.
I say they have their eye on pretty much everything.
unkadug
Follower of "Saget"The Cult
Those guys were friends of Kaa and were protecting him from your wife. :lol:
graphite1326
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Kaa?
Witchy Chick
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devoy1701
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i wouldn't call what happened in that video quick or efficient.
Polydweller
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Again, the guy with the pepper spray or mace is a security guard. So it was a very quick response and he handled the initial control very well. We don't know who the guys finally tackling are, they could be plain clothes security for all any of us know, Disney has lots.
draybook
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It's been a while since I watched the video but if they were plain clothes officers then why did they take so long to help subdue the man? I don't know what other people are talking about, I hardly ever see uniformed security in the parks, besides at the entrance. I wish we there were some during our March trip last year when there was a group of 3 people smoking pot behind the EE fp machines.
Gig 'Em Mickey
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Link to said video please?
Obi
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here is a link to a different video. shows the security hauling some guy off to the back.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AAqZd22UHuU
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AAqZd22UHuU
devoy1701
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Here is link to said video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u0qtqsUAXBQ&feature=player_embedded
And I don't consider one guy spraying this dude with mace handling the situation. Disneyland Security should have removed this guest much quicker...or atleast had other security officers over there to help hold this guy down much quicker than they did. Any I would bet those ppl who tackle the guy are NOT security.