This week, Disneyland Paris experienced a notable theft when three visitors stole dozens of Disney pins without paying for them. This incident, which took place in the Disney Village, sheds light on the challenges the amusement park faces in dealing with theft.
Details of the Incident
On Tuesday evening, around 10:00 PM, a theft occurred at the World of Disney, the resort's largest souvenir shop. Employees observed three women taking between 150 and 200 pins. The thieves were caught in the act, as widely reported in French media.
The Suspects
The suspects, women aged 22, 25, and 41, hail from the municipality of Lagny-sur-Marne and are related to each other. Following their arrest, they were taken to the police station for further questioning.
Background information on Disneyland Paris
Disneyland Paris had recently increased the prices of its pins, which are divided into four categories and range in price from 9 to 15 euros. This price hike could have been a possible motive for the theft.
Conclusion
The theft at Disneyland Paris highlights the need for enhanced security measures within the park. As investigations continue, the question remains as to what consequences the culprits will face for their actions.
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