Little girl who fell from Disney Dream cruise was ‘too young’ to alert man to sea: report

5 year old girl Who fell 50 feet into the ocean Florida authorities claim the accident, which occurred after he fell backwards from a Disney cruise ship, was too “small” for the ship’s on-deck sensors to be triggered.

Critical alarms aboard the Disney Dream ship didn’t go off until seconds later when the little girl’s father heroically jumped in behind her as the ship was returning to Florida from the Bahamas on June 29, according to a shocking new report released by the Broward County Sheriff’s Office. People reported.

It was the little girl She walks with her family Detective Christopher Fafetta wrote in the report that her mother was on the fourth deck when her mother asked her to stand on a railing in front of an open skylight.

She lost her balance and fell into the water below at 11:29 a.m., but “her small body did not trigger the leg sensors outside,” he added.

The young man Father dove into the sea after 45 secondsthe alarm sounded at 11:30 a.m., and the alert was then broadcast to the ocean ship’s communications system one minute later.

Rescue crews launched at 11:40 a.m. and pulled the family members from the water nine minutes later. The report stated that they were transferred to the ship’s medical center for treatment shortly before noon.

The girl and her father were then transported ashore to Broward Health Medical Center in Fort Lauderdale, where the father was treated for an unspecified illness.

Miraculously, the girl did not suffer any injuries.

Both parents were acquitted of any criminal charges, according to court documents reviewed by The Washington Post.

the The father was initially praised for his heroismUntil unfounded rumors claimed that he was responsible for his daughter’s death, forcing the authorities to issue a statement absolving him of any responsibility.

The charges were criminal Initially recommended against the motherbut the Broward County State’s Attorney’s Office ultimately chose not to prosecute and closed the case.

Disney Cruise Line did not immediately respond to The Post’s request for comment.