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This.
I got in EuroDisney by flashing my Diplomatic Passport. Paris Air Show too. OMG.
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I don't understand getting worked up over this.
This.
I got in EuroDisney by flashing my Diplomatic Passport. Paris Air Show too. OMG.
If Euro Disney and the Paris Air Show give free entry to Diplomats then there is nothing wrong with that. But what if someone impersonated a diplomat to gain free entry?
Busch Gardens is giving free entry to Active Duty Military. or Actively Drilling reserves only. If BG gave free entry to retirees, non-drilling reservists, government employees, and contractors then I would have no problem with the individuals actions, in fact I would use my CAC card as identification of my contractor status if I ever visited.
I'm not a lawyer, but the way I read VA law the contractor has committed a Class 5 Felony (if he got free entry for himself and more than 2 family members making the transaction over $200) by defrauding an amusement park through misrepresentation of his status as a active duty member of the military thereby gaining entry without paying.
The idiot then goes on Facebook and brags about committing a felony.
There is an update on the original article. One of the two people bragging about it has deleted his facebook account. The other one is claiming that the Busch Gardens ticket seller saw his CAC card and told him he got one free entry with his ID. The section of the VA code I was referring to requires the intent to defraud. If the BG ticket seller offered the free entry then there probably was no intent to defraud on the part of the contractor.