"We have documented this unfortunate event with a number of the staff, but in sum, this is what took place.  Returning to the ship from a long walk back from Puerto Vallarta and in line to go thru security, my husband B removed his steel toed boots to assist check in, but something triggered the alarm as he went through the checkpoint.  I had already gone through without incident and was watching his processing.  R, a “Canadian Security Specialist” moved him to the side (I joined them), and began to use the wand along B’s person.  Something caused beeping, and B reached in his jacket pocket, pulled out a pen, and then the Security Specialist wanded again and something else caused beeping.  Then R put his hand into my husband’s jacket pockets while he was wearing it, with out any warning.  B said he felt extremely uncomfortable and even violated to be touched in this manner, without any notice first.  While it was happening, I felt really uncomfortable and that it was terribly inappropriate for the Security Officer to be reaching into his pockets, so I asked the Officer to stop and I offered to do so instead, which I did.  B then took the jacket off, and we proceeded to figure out what was setting off the sensor.  B realized he had film and a compact 35 mm camera, and R took possession of the camera to run the wand over it, and this was the last we saw it.