A man claims his weapon was stolen from a Disney World Cast Member, but he also broke property rules.
Weapon Rules on Property
There are few places in this world that most people always feel safe, and Disney has always been one of them. Disney security and local law enforcement always do an excellent job detecting and detaining individuals that carry guns. Thankfully this prevents the unthinkable.
Per Disney policy, Guests are not permitted to bring weapons to any Disney property. These include firearms, ammunition, knives, and other weapons of any kind. Objects or toys that look like firearms and weapons are also prohibited.
Unfortunately, that does not stop people from bringing them on property. You may remember a man brought a gun to the TTC parking lot and was looking in vehicles. Or the man who was caught attempting to bring his weapon into Hollywood Studios.
Not to mention the Guest who security caught trying to bring a gun an ammunition into Disney Springs.
Latest Incident
According to a recent report, a Guest staying at Disney’s Boardwalk Inn claims his gun was stolen out of his luggage. The incident occurred over Labor Day weekend. However, when he got home he realized the weapon was missing from his bag.
The report states he last saw the gun around 7:00 am September 4 when he handed the luggage over to bell services for safe keeping. He was checking out for the day but needed for the Resort to hold on to his luggage. According to the report, he does not know the name of the person who handled his luggage.
A man claims his weapon was stolen from Disney World property over Labor Day weekend. Despite this, he also broke the rules by bringing a weapon onto Disney World property.
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J
Monday 16th of January 2023
They would not be "subject to arrest" as you falsely speculate.
Jordan
Monday 16th of January 2023
Not understanding someone's (legal) act does not mean that the crime committed (someone stealing his firearm) is not a crime. There's no reason or justification needed.
Jordan
Monday 16th of January 2023
You are mostly correct, however, if they are licensed and they have not committed a crime, then they cannot be arrested.
Jack
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