Bodycam: ‘Steve Will Do It’ caught trespassing at Universal Studios wearing huge fake mustache

Despite an active trespassing warning, internet celebrity Stephen Rocco Steve Will Do It Deleonardis sneaked into Universal Studios in Florida on July 10. Despite his elaborate disguise, which included a cap, sunglasses, and a comically large black mustache, security was able to see through it.

In the humorous video, the arresting officer told him, “It definitely draws attention to you.” He later added, “It’s thick, so it looks fake.”

According to court records from Orange County dated November 1, Deleonardis entered a no contest plea to a misdemeanor trespassing allegation. The decision was not made. He admits on bodycam that he ought to have waited a month before going back. He remembered that there was an active trespassing warning on August 7. In fact, records that are viewable on Orlando police bodycams indicate that they expire on August 7, 2024.

“It’s just bad timing,” the social media celebrity with the mustache stated.

According to court documents, a previous trespassing charge from August 2023 was the basis for the trespassing notice. There isn’t a criminal case in that specific case according to Orange County records, however a man on bodycam mentioned an event where Deleonardis appeared drunk and said something to some of our staff that they didn’t like.

“I got caught at Universal because I was lazy,” the social media star tweeted on X on July 11. I messed up because I was lazy. I could have gotten a professional makeup artist to do what I did in the past. This served as a reminder to avoid being a lazy person.

Deleonardis was now prohibited from Universal Studios for an additional year as part of his November plea. He has to pay the court fees as well.

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