Posted on 06/14/2016 8:59:48 PM PDT by gop4lyf
BAY LAKE, Florida - Deputies are searching for a two-year-old child that reportedly was dragged into water around the area of Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa, according to WFTV and The Orlando Sentinel . According to Orange County deputies, authorities were told the child was dragged into the Seven Seas Lagoon.
A helicopter was sent above the area to search for the child above as authorities search by ground.
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Why are there gators on that property?
disney world is certainly getting worked over here lately. have been going to disney world for years and have never seen a gator.
Why is a 2 year old near the water at 9:30 at night?
There are gators pretty much everywhere in that part of Florida. We had one in my suburban north east florida neighborhood last year.
Another negligent parent, just like with the gorilla.
I live 10 miles from Disneyland in Cali. The only gators there are the animatronics ones
Prayers for the toddler.
I’ve seen Gators, Water Moccasins... and the occasional Bobcat on the property.
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The gators move this time of year .
They are in just about every fresh body of water in the state.
They really need a good hunt to bring the numbers of the really large ones down .
Jail the parents.
Yeah, that’ll help.
A Twitter post said there was a movie night on the beach at the hotel?
Movie night on the beach.
This reportedly occurred at 9:30 PM EST, that was almost three hours ago. I don’t think there’s much hope at this point, sad to say.
You don’t know what happened. What a horrible thing to say.
I don’t see how a parent lives though such a thing.
We have them in the creek behind my old homestead. Thanks to the Feds who introduced them. Bastards.
“I have a two year old. I cannot imagine the horror. “
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I don’t have a two year old and cannot imagine the horror.
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“Why are there gators on that property?”
Gators have more rights than people, don’t cha know...
Gators are big, active predators. Our forefathers knew they were dangerous. That is a big reason why they hunted them and kept their numbers down.
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