Posted on Apr 5, 2021
Disney tourist arrested for refusing temperature check
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A tourist was arrested on charges of trespassing at Walt Disney World Resort in Florida after allegedly bypassing a temperature check and then refusing to leave when asked by police, claiming he was entitled to stay since he had spent $15,000 on the trip.
Kelly Sills, 47, from Baton Rouge in Louisiana, was detained outside the Boathouse restaurant at Disney Springs, a shopping and dining complex within the Orlando resort.
The incident took place on 13 February although video footage of the incident was only released last week by the Orange County Sheriff’s Office.
The video shows Mr Sills refusing to leave the Disney property when confronted. He is heard saying “I spent $15,000 to come here” after police told him that he was trespassing, having apparently avoided the temperature screening.
Kelly Sills, 47, from Baton Rouge in Louisiana, was detained outside the Boathouse restaurant at Disney Springs, a shopping and dining complex within the Orlando resort.
The incident took place on 13 February although video footage of the incident was only released last week by the Orange County Sheriff’s Office.
The video shows Mr Sills refusing to leave the Disney property when confronted. He is heard saying “I spent $15,000 to come here” after police told him that he was trespassing, having apparently avoided the temperature screening.
Disney tourist arrested for refusing temperature check
Posted from independent.co.uk
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Seems like a pretty silly argument if you’re worried about your 15 grand. Simple solution get the temperature check. Not sure why some folks have so much difficulty with the business complying with guidelines. No different then ‘No shoes, no shirt, no service’.
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The dumbass spent $15,000 just to spend his vacation in jail... I think Disney will survive without his money. While we're on the subject, I remember the time when businesses routinely decided to implement "No shoes, no shirt, no service" policies across the U.S. based on health guidelines and they stuck. Is asking someone to wear a mask any different?
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Exactly! Doesn’t really matter if we like it or not business can set their own guidelines. And if you want to do business there then comply.
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SGT David A. 'Cowboy' Groth Sounds Like an Expensive Lesson for Someone. Unfortunately Some People Only Learn the Hard Way.
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