A man died and a week Epic universe In Orlando, Florida, new information has appeared about what happened. In addition, officials identified the deceased as 32 years old Zvala Rodrigue. New details about the case when Kevin was with whom he walked Stardust racers Roller coaster and what medical situation he did.

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The most recent workers who responded to the newest park of Universal Orlando Resort, originally, was told that they had no response to the man who had no response in a hose. But when they reached the walk, he did not breathe and eventually died, according to radio traffic and report, report released by the Sheriff's Office on Friday.

Orange county, Florida, firefighters and universal emergency staff tried to revive the platform next to Roller Roller roller roller, but a 32-year-old man appeared to a hospital, according to an event from the Office of Orange County Sheriff.

The long-standing girlfriend of Zavala, he was with him, told the depths of the spine - he used the wheelchair, and was taking medication, the report said.
After Joshua Stephany autopsy, he did medical examination in Orlando, the cause of death was exhausted by the influence of harsh injuries and the death mode. On Thursday Stephany's statement did not mention the details about injuries, found in the body where they are.
In an online post, Zavala family described him as a "kind" on Friday. Zavala lived in Kissimmee, a neighborhood of Florida, Orlando.
"Despite the restrictions and obstacles he founded throughout his life, Kevin met with grace, strength and spirit without strength," he said, "he said so much, and with calm resilience and humility.

Stardust Racers roller coaster opened in May with the premiere of the epic universe Park. The tour describes the resort's website "unique west, 62 mph (100 kph) for huge speeds."
Stardest racers were among the epic universe walks, designed to adapt to the vehicle from the wheelchairs to the vehicle, according to a universal security guide to Orlando Resort. The guide also said that Stardest races had to pass through metal detectors, they could fly in pockets to ensure loose elements.
A spokesman for Universal Orlando Resorts said that Resort collaborates with Sheriff Sheriff Office.
Maria Fernandez, like Zavala, said the roller was on the mountain, told the WKMG of Orlando TV station, when the route stopped.
The largest theme parks of Florida are exempt from state safety inspections, unlike smaller rooms and fairs. Instead, the largest thematic parks like Walt Disney World and Universal have inspections and have their own protocols. But they need to denounce any injury or death of the State.
However, the State Agriculture and Consumer Service, however, said Friday sent to the epic universe on Friday.
"Universal has been a very cooperative and has completed all the necessary notifications," Aaron Keller, Departmental Communication Director, said in an email.

Associated Press Writer Mike Schneider helped this report through AP news.