Overview
- Deputies say a white Jeep driver allegedly pulled a black semi‑automatic pistol and pointed it at a Disney bus driver during a roadway encounter, according to the arrest affidavit that investigators reviewed from the incident.
- Investigators reviewed video from a camera aboard the Disney bus that they say shows the suspect aiming the handgun at the driver, and a witness account described the driver leaving the vehicle to return for the gun.
- The Orange County Sheriff’s Office located the Jeep at Disney’s Port Orleans Resort and later arrested 25‑year‑old David Charlot, who told deputies he was making a DoorDash delivery and admitted a gun was in the vehicle while denying he pointed it.
- Charlot was charged with aggravated assault with a firearm and is being held on a $10,000 bond, according to booking and arrest records cited by multiple local outlets.
- No injuries have been reported and news coverage does not confirm whether passengers were on the bus; the case is pending prosecution and raises questions about safety on resort roadways where Disney buses and outside drivers share traffic.