( CNN ) -- Add Alec Baldwin to the TSA 's list of unhappy customers . The outspoken actor took to -- what else ? -- Twitter on Monday to slam the Transportation Security Administration after he said his 5-month-old daughter was selected for a pat down while his family went through airport security in the Bahamas . But , as the Twittersphere so helpfully pointed out to Baldwin , he had a couple of his facts mixed up . First , the Bahamas is its own country , and not part of the United States . And second , TSA does n't operate outside the United States . But Baldwin may just have a point . Lincoln Adderley , a security supervisor at Nassau Airport , said airport authorities use TSA standards because passengers traveling to the United States clear U.S. customs before leaving the islands . Adderley would not confirm that Baldwin 's daughter was given a pat down , but said if a minor is selected for additional screening , they get a modified pat down . Baldwin sarcastically thanked those who jumped on his tweet errors Monday -- including movie critic Richard Roeper -- and summed up his point simply : . . CNN 's Samira Said contributed to this report .
Baldwin says his infant daughter was selected for pat down at Nassau airport . The TSA has said it is investigating the incident and that a review of its procedures will be conducted.