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911 call details how masked man in swim goggles robbed Disney Springs restaurant

Published October 1, 2025 4:29 PM MST

Newly released 911 audio captures the moments after a masked suspect — described as wearing swim goggles — robbed the Paddlefish restaurant at Disney Springs, forcing employees to the ground with trash bags over their heads.

What we know:

Newly released 911 audio captures the moments after a robbery at Paddlefish, a Disney Springs restaurant, early Sept. 15. 

A masked suspect, reportedly wearing swim goggles and black clothing, forced employees to the ground using trash bags and carried a duffel bag and spray paint to cover security cameras. 

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The suspect allegedly stole up to $20,000 in cash. Surveillance photos show the suspect in wetsuit-like attire, and deputies say he was not armed.

What we don't know:

Several portions of the incident report were redacted, leaving details unclear, including the exact sequence of events and the total cash taken. 

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The suspect’s identity remains unknown, and no arrests have been made. It is also unclear what object the suspect appeared to hold toward the camera in surveillance images.

The Source: This story was written based on information shared by the Orange County Sheriff's Office.

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