Why Carnival's Drug Sniffing Dogs Are Useless
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Editorial Summary
The creator provides an account of an encounter with a narcotics handler and a drug sniffing dog aboard the Carnival Freedom during embarkation day. After observing the handler patrolling the hallways, the creator asks questions regarding the effectiveness and scope of the canine security measures. The handler confirms that the dogs are capable of detecting five different types of drugs from within the hallways, even when the substances are located inside passenger staterooms. According to the handler, these dogs have successfully identified multiple offenders on this specific cruise. The video explains the potential consequences of being caught with narcotics. For small amounts, the handler suggests that punishments are not necessarily severe. However, if a significant quantity is discovered, the handler states that local authorities from the departing port city are contacted to remove the individual from the ship in handcuffs.
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I asked the Handler if they really can sniff out drugs inside a stateroom from the hallway and he assured me that indeed they can
the dog can sniff out five different drugs and if you get caught it's actually not as big of a deal as you might think
they don't necessarily punish people severely if it's a really small amount
if it is a big amount which he says that they have found they will call the local authorities at the departing Port City and they'll come and haul your butt off the ship in handcuffs
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