This is what happens when you get arrested on a Cruise Ship🚢 #jail #cruiseship #travel
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The creator, a former and current cruise ship crew member, explains the different methods used to detain passengers or crew members on board a vessel. The video outlines three distinct types of imprisonment that can occur during a cruise. The first method involves confining an individual within a standard cruise ship cabin. In these instances, the door is only opened to provide food or to allow land based authorities, such as the police or the FBI, to take the individual into custody. The second method mentioned is the brig, which is a traditional jail typically located near the security office in the crew area. The third method involves a person remaining in their room but being monitored by security personnel stationed directly outside the door. This type of confinement is often temporary and occurs when a crime is severe enough to warrant removal at the next port of call. The creator notes that being kicked off a ship can lead to arrest by local authorities in destinations such as Mexico or Jamaica. The video concludes with a recommendation to follow all onboard rules to avoid these situations.
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Creator's Key Takeaways
this is what they do when they put you in the cabin
there are technically three ways that you can be locked up or imprisoned on board a cruise ship
the passenger or the crew member will be locked and confined inside of a cruise ship cabin
you are still in the room, but typically there is security right outside the door
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