by Tom Bell
May 26, 2013

A 51-year-old male allegedly sanctimonious to be an successor of Walt Disney was arrested recently for giving divided stolen Disneyland tickets.

Stephen David Urquidez was charged with transgression thievery and expelled on a $20,000 bond.

A-40-year-old college tyro pronounced a suspect, who identified himself as “Stephen Disney”, gave her a passes to Disneyland to use for a nonprofit organization’s raffle.

The leader of a raffle attempted to use a passes and found out that they had not been activated. The passes had been stolen from a sell business.

Authorities also pronounced that a think used a feign driver’s permit in a name of “Stephen Disney” and had fake taxation forms display income from a Walt Disney Company.

The Walt Disney Company reliable that a think has no connection with a house or a Disney family.

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