911 made by call Disney Springs restaurant employee allegedly wearing swimming gear after a slippery thief Stole $ 20,000 has been released from the establishment.
Audio Orange County Sheriff Released on Wednesday by Office Orlando Call the police after midnight of 15 September after robbery. The restaurant was already closed for guests for the night.
“Can you describe the person who took the item?” Emergency operator asked in call received Fox 35.
“No idea, he was completely masked,” said the employee.
“Was there a weapon with him?” The operator continued.
The employee replied, “Some kind of spray, and he put garbage bags on us and took us to the ground.”
Part of the event report received by Independent The Sheriff Office did not update the investigation on Thursday, and the Sheriff Office did not update.
The bizarre case took a strange turn last week when the reports claimed that the suspect stole a paddlefish restaurant, a replica steamboat, cash, and then swam. However, the Sheriff Office told Independent On Thursday that it never made that statement, and it is not mentioned in the police report.
The report has noticed, however, the water was found “sub” on the floor of the manager’s office. It also states that the suspect, described as a Hispanic person about 5’10 ” with a slim build, entered the office, while an employee was depositing cash in safe.
Wearing a blue Beni, black mask and tight black clothes, the suspect allegedly placed garbage bags on the heads of both employees, tapped their hands, and ordered them to go to the ground and close their eyes.
The report stated that he allegedly stole cash between $ 10,000 and $ 20,000 during a two -minute robbery. Before calling 911, the employees were not injured and were freeing themselves.
An initial discovery for the suspect found no result, and investigators continue to examine this sequence of events.
Officials say that the suspected was not armed during the robbery, although it is not clear which object they appear to keep the camera in the surveillance images, Fox 35 Report. Earlier reports indicated that it was a can of spray paint.
Anyone who knows about the incident is asked to contact the Orange County Sheriff Office.
A representative told for paddlefish Independent On Thursday, to direct all questions for law enforcement about this alleged incident.