Security guarding a cabin

[sopo1953]

We are currently on the Sunshine on Deck 2. There have been security guards outside a nearby cabin 24/7. Have never seen this before. It has been going on for five days now.

[beachbum53]

Probably someone that did something they shouldn't have and is now confined to quarters and under guard. 

[klfrodo]

Is this an FYI?

or is there a question?

 

if FYI, then,,, thanks.

i guess

[slavens_09]

There could be someone that has become sick in the cabin. They are trying to avoid it spreading throughout the ship.

[klfrodo]

7 minutes ago, slavens_09 said:

There could be someone that has become sick in the cabin. They are trying to avoid it spreading throughout the ship.

They don’t place guards at the door for this.

well, maybe if it’s Ebola or something that serious.

[Saint Greg]

want to say i remember reading about this once when there was a domestic violence issue..

[Cruiser_1977]

This one time....seriously. On night one of a cruise a man (25-35yo) got VERY drunk. He began a verbal altercation with a group that became physical. He was confined in a similar fashion to his room. 

 

I also read recently that when a crime is suspected to have happened in a cabin they do something similar.

[thesmiths]

Break them out!

 

[beachbum53]

6 minutes ago, thesmiths said:

Break them out!

 

 

No. Probably best to not get involved. You could end up confined to your own cabin.

[Elaine5715]

18 minutes ago, klfrodo said:

They don’t place guards at the door for this.

well, maybe if it’s Ebola or something that serious.

Yes, they do if they have been quarantined and have left the cabin.   

[trvlgirlmq]

This happened on my cruise this past summer.  I would never have know except the room was right near the laundry and I did some on our last sea day.  Rumor mill said it was a domestic violence issue.  It was the hot topic in the laundry room!

[sparks1093]

1 hour ago, klfrodo said:

They don’t place guards at the door for this.

well, maybe if it’s Ebola or something that serious.

I would hope that if it was something that serious they'd remove the passenger at the first port. In any event this happened on one of our recent sailings and every now and then we'd see the lady out and about with her security escort. From the conversation she was having with herself it sounded like she might have forgotten to pack some meds.

[memoak]

If there is a crime involved they may be waiting to get back to the states so the person can be charged with the crime

[ricew001]

My friend's husband was killed at home on the first night she was on a cruise with her friends. Carnival was incredibly wonderful to her. I don't recall if she had "security," but I know she stayed in her cabin the whole time after she found out. This happened Saturday night. Sunday was a sea day, so they didn't get to port until Monday for her to get a way back home. 

[CC Rider 69]

32 minutes ago, memoak said:

If there is a crime involved they may be waiting to get back to the states so the person can be charged with the crime

We love to watch the Galveston Cruise cam each time a CCL ship arrives. After they dock we watch to see how many passengers are going to be given souvenir bracelets and a limo ride. On our last cruise (Nov 24 on Freedom), we had 5 take the ride for various offenses. What you think DHL does with the manifest information while your gone? The 3 things that will give you a ride the quickly are" outstanding warrants, delinquent child support, and an offense committed on board, as explained by my DHL neighbor.

[Tiger0613]

12 minutes ago, CC Rider 69 said:

We love to watch the Galveston Cruise cam each time a CCL ship arrives. After they dock we watch to see how many passengers are going to be given souvenir bracelets and a limo ride. On our last cruise (Nov 24 on Freedom), we had 5 take the ride for various offenses. What you think DHL does with the manifest information while your gone? The 3 things that will give you a ride the quickly are" outstanding warrants, delinquent child support, and an offense committed on board, as explained by my DHL neighbor.

I think you mean DHS.  DHL is a shipping company.

[CC Rider 69]

Yep, that one.

[17andacruiseaddict]

2 hours ago, beachbum53 said:

 

No. Probably best to not get involved. You could end up confined to your own cabin.

lol i think they were kidding

[sfaaa]

That's what happen when you ticked off the ship captain.

[tcw92]

we were on Vista at the end of September and after the first port (Jamaica), there was security outside a cabin just down the hall for the rest of our 7 day cruise (5 days left) and then when we ported back in Galveston, they lead someone off the ship in handcuffs. There could have been a warrant for their arrest and when they left the ship and got back on, they had cause to arrest them.  

[sanmarcosman]

5 hours ago, Tiger0613 said:

I think you mean DHS.  DHL is a shipping company.

Well, they're getting shipped to The Graybar Hotel.