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Disney failed to protect guests from employee taking ‘upskirt’ photos, lawsuit alleges

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close Video Disney ditches DEI initiative that included ‘wrong’ stereotypes warning ‘The Big Weekend Show’ unpacks Disney’s updated warning on classic old films and companies rolling back DEI initiatives. A lawsuit has been filed against Walt Disney Parks and Resorts U.S. Inc. in the latest move regarding a 2023 investigation into a Florida theme park employee accused of taking inappropriate photos of female guests. The lawsuit, filed by a f…

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Disney failed to protect guests from employee taking ‘upskirt’ photos, lawsuit alleges

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Man Arrested for Grabbing Cast Member Because There Was Nowhere For His Family to Watch Magic Kingdom Fireworks

A Tennessee tourist was arrested and charged with a felony after he was accused of grabbing the Disney security guard who asked him to move out of the way during the fireworks.It’s the latest example of a guest accused of behaving badly at the Magic Kingdom.Brandon Hill, 44, of Enville, Tennessee, pleaded not guilty to battery on an uniformed security guard following the November 25 incident. (It took more than three months for the Orange Count…

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