Thousands of passengers were happy to be freed from a broken-down cruise ship that finally reached San Diego this week, but confinement continues for one woman who was taken ashore in handcuffs.

Harbor Police Officer Adam Miles says 40-year-old Wendy Singleton was arrested when the Carnival Splendor docked Thursday after four days at sea without power because of a fire.

Singleton is wanted in Las Vegas on a felony grand theft warrant
and remains jailed Friday.

San Diego port spokeswoman Marguerite Elicone says a routine
customs check led to the arrest. She says all passengers on
international cruises are routinely checked for warrants.
 

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