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17 theme park employees among 281 arrested in Florida sting, sheriff says
OAN's headline explicitly names "Disney and Universal Studios" and details the "sex trafficking and child predation sting," while CBS uses broader terms.
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What happenedPolk County Sheriff Grady Judd said 13 were Disney employees and four were Universal Studios employees among those arrested during a law enforcement sting.
The headline splitThe left frames it as "17 theme park employees among 281 arrested in Florida sting, sheriff says". The right frames it as "Fla.: 17 Disney and Universal Studios employees among nearly 300 arrested in sex traffick...".
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Right / center-rightFla.: 17 Disney and Universal Studios employees among nearly 300 arrested in sex trafficking and child predation sting
17 theme park employees among 281 arrested in Florida sting, sheriff says
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Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd said 13 were Disney employees and four were Universal Studios employees among those arrested during a law enforcement sting.
Fla.: 17 Disney and Universal Studios employees among nearly 300 arrested in sex trafficking and child predation sting
Disney and Universal Studios employeessex trafficking and child predation sting
17 theme park employees were among 281 suspects arrested during a human trafficking and child sexual predation operation in Florida, according to police.