Overview
- The Orange County Sheriff’s Office logged a 911 call about a “grand theft” at Disney’s Hollywood Studios in a Monday afternoon entry that was shared publicly at 2:37 p.m.
- The initial public notice came from the @WDWActiveCrime scanner account on X and included a Google Maps pin that may reflect broad park-area coordinates rather than the exact scene.
- No details have been released about what was taken, who owned the property, or its value, and Florida law defines grand theft as starting at $750 in stolen property.
- Neither Walt Disney World nor the Orange County Sheriff’s Office had provided further information when the story was published, and park operations appeared to continue normally.
- Reporters note this call follows several recent scanner-post alerts across the resort and say a police report or charging documents will be needed to verify what happened and provide next steps.