Originally Posted By SuperDry "A 74-year-old Miami man is facing criminal charges of impersonating a federal officer while trying to get into [Epcot]" <a href="http://www.wesh.com/news/central-florida/orange-county/74-year-old-tries-to-fake-his-way-into-Disney-deputies-say/-/12978032/17275760/-/mt49oez/-/index.html?source=wesh" target="_blank">http://www.wesh.com/news/centr...rce=wesh</a>
Originally Posted By WilliamK99 In 2004 in a similar situation, a man impersonated a federal agent to get out of DCA.
Originally Posted By a1stav I don't know what part of the story is more ridiculous, that a 74 year old man impersonated a federal officer, or that it costs $94.79 to get into EPCOT.
Originally Posted By tashajilek Honestly if i were working there and an senior did a stunt like that i think i would just look the other way and laugh.
Originally Posted By Jim in Merced CA <or that it costs $94.79 to get into EPCOT.> Right? Good grief!
Originally Posted By Disneymom443 If he thought the $94.79 was to much money, wait until he has to pay fines and court fees and maybe even a lawer. $95 is looking like a better deal.
Originally Posted By SuperDry <<< Honestly if i were working there and an senior did a stunt like that i think i would just look the other way and laugh. >>> I wouldn't. I don't normally play the "Will someone please think of the children!" card, but if you have someone flashing a badge and falsely claiming to be a police officer and whose reasons for being there are unknown (other than that if you believe he was doing so just to get in you know he's not just a fake cop but also a thief), you must consider the influence someone like that could have on a child. Who knows why he was there.
