Guns are strictly banned at Walt Disney World, but Angelo Lista of Royal Palm says he wasn’t aware of that, the Palm Beach Post reports. Lista, who holds a concealed-weapons permit, brought his .380 Cobra with him in his back pocket, where it fell out during a bumpy ride with his family. It was found minutes later by a woman who was boarding the ride with her grandson, which led to a hue and cry involving police, park officials and embarrassment for Lista -- but no formal charges.
Oops! Gun Found on Disney Ride
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