'Looked like a tropical paradise': Man arrested trying to quarantine on private Disney island
Orange County Marine deputies on Bay Lake used a public address system to tell McGuire he was not allowed to be on the property, but he remained on the island, anyway, according to the arrest report.Video: Disney faces uphill battle in reopening. A security representative for Disney said she saw McGuire using a company boat Thursday, noting that the area had several “no trespassing” signs and two closed gates.
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