Man arrested for selling fake Disneyland tickets

According to the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s five people were scammed into buying fake Disneyland theme park tickets by Brian Edward Anderton, 43, of Pasadena CA.

Anderton was charged on five accounts ranging from grand theft to petty theft for selling fake tickets. He pleaded not guilty on all charges.

Anderton allegedly earned more than $2,400.00 between the months of January and August selling the fraudulent tickets through Craiglist.

The fake tickets were only discovered once the buyers tried to enter the theme park at Disneyland to use the tickets.

If convicted, Anderton faces five years in prison.

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