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Cruise Radio.

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Thank you so much for checking out this episode of Cruise Radio.

My name is Doug Parker.

Very happy to have you here, my friend.

A review of Norwegian cruise lines, Norwegian Sky this week.

It was a seven-night Caribbean cruise.

But first, staff writer Richard Sims has the story on four Carnival

Cruise Line passengers arrested in Port Miami. You know, sometimes you just have to ask yourself,

what were they thinking? And that is definitely the case with these four. They were on the

carnival celebration, and they were arrested when the ship returned to Miami on Sunday.

These folks ran up thousands of dollars in credit card bills during the trip.

And while that's not necessarily unusual, I mean, it's pretty easy to run up a big bill if you really try.

It turns out they were using stolen credit cards.

What's insane to me is that they did this on a ship.

I mean, think about it.

If you use stolen credit cards on land, you walk into a store and you make some purchases and walk out, get in your car and drive away.

If something goes wrong and the clerk is like, I don't think this is really your card, you run and you run quickly as far as you can.

But if you get caught on a ship, there's literally

nowhere for you to go. As my cruise-hating best friend would say, you are trapped at sea.

Anyway, once the ship docked, they were arrested, taken to Miami-Dade correctional facility

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