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(#18) Florida Man Fakes Being a Cop to, Presumably, Get Free Rides
A Florida man was arrested in 2014 at Universal Studios for impersonating a police officer. David J. Littlefield, 34, was arguing with a Universal Studios security supervisor in a parking deck about whether or not he could drink alcohol on the premises when he flashed a fake badge. When he was being arrested, officers noted that he seemed to be under the influence of alcohol.
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(#4) Dragon Challenge Strikes Again!
In 2011, a rider was struck by an object while riding the Dragon Challenge, injuring his face and leg. As a result of this and a previous incident in which a rider was blinded, Universal officials announced that the two roller coasters would no longer operate simultaneously, pending an investigation into both incidents. In October 2011, officials decided to shelve the dueling aspect of the ride indefinitely.
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(#7) 2008 Universal Studios Backlot Fire
In 2008, a massive fire engulfed a Universal Studios backlot, endangering many attractions as well as massive video and music vaults, where rare films and records were put at risk. It took 17 hours for firefighters to fully extinguish the flames, and there was significant damage.
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(#8) Boy Hurts Foot on Men in Black Ride
We don't know if he was trying to do the modified electric slide from the Men in Black music video, but we do know that that in 2004, an 11-year-old boy had his foot wedged between the ride and loading vehicle.
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(#6) A Man Shot Into a Crowd at Universal CityWalk
Prior to last call in 2014, a man was shot and killed by police officers at Universal CityWalk after they were called in to take care of a fight in a crowded club. They were confronted by the man carrying a gun who had fired into the crowd. The officers shot and killed the man.
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(#10) 11 People Get Stuck on The Transformers Ride
In 2013, 11 people were stuck on the Transformer ride at Universal Studios in Los Angeles. No injuries were reported.
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At the beginning of the 20th century, filmmakers discovered an ideal natural environment for filming in Los Angeles, making this land gradually become a world-famous studio. The Universal Studios theme park is one of the Hollywood film studios with a long history, famous, and still in use. It is not only a mecca for filmmakers but also the entertainment capital of Los Angeles.
The great theme park uses advanced special effects technology to create a number of top amusement facilities. But looking back at the development history of Universal Studios, various deaths, accidents, and horror stories have also become part of history. Here the random tool introduced 18 horror stories about Universal Studios that few people know.
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