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According to the Polk County Sheriff’s Office, multiple Disney employees were arrested recently in a Central Florida undercover sex sting.
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Ostensibly, often when a sex or human trafficking sting occurs, there are reportedly always some arrests made on employees working for The Walt Disney Company.
As reported by Fox35, in “Operation Fall Haul II,” a Disney Cast Member and a photographer were among the 160 people who were arrested in a sex sting set up by the Polk County Sheriff’s Office (PCSO). According to the authorities, the arrested responded to an online escort advertisement and agreed to meet up for sex.
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Among the arrested was Guillermo Perez, a bellhop at Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort, who was taken into custody on a charge of soliciting a prostitute. The 57-year-old man reportedly agreed to pay $80 for a quick visit to have sex with an undercover detective. Samy Claude, 26, an independent photographer in Orlando who, per law enforcement, is often contracted by Disney, was also arrested on the same charge.
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In a meeting with the media, reportedly shared that they “always have Disney employees” when they undergo these operations. “The online industry enables traffickers and allows for the continued victimization of those who are being trafficked,” added .
Per Fox News,
PCSO began “Operation Fall Haul II” on Aug. 29 and was assisted by multiple police departments, as well as social services organizations, the Office of the State Attorney 10th Judicial Circuit, and members from the Florida Department of Children and Families.
The sex sting resulted in a total of 52 felonies and 216 misdemeanors.
