WiSMs appear to be auto-containing rogues

(This appears to be the converse situation of another relatively recent post. I thought it might be better to have a separate thread rather than muddy up that conversation).
I have a relatively new deployment of 8 WiSMs controllers (4 of which are currently production and 4 are available for failover). The WiSMs are running code v5.2.157.0 and I have about 50 AP1252's split between the 4 production controllers.
We also have WCS v5.2.130.0 in the environment to manage the controllers. I am a little concerned by some messages I am seeing on the WCS which seem to indicate the WiSMs are auto-containing rogues even though I have verified there are no Auto-Contain features enabled on any of the WiSM controllers.
Here is a sample of a WCS log entry which concerns me:
Rogue AP '00:23:75:07:68:b0' with SSID 'qwest5184' and channel number '4' is detected by AP 'xxxx-2-a4' Radio type '802.11b' with RSSI '-92' and SNR '5'. RogueAP contained.
I can dig up more of these but all seem to indicate an action is being taken on Rogue APs even though we specifically have these options unselected (under Security | Wireless Protection Policies | Rogue Policies | General) and their are no Rogue Rules defined either.
Is there anywhere else I should be checking where something like this could be enabled?
I need to make sure I am not being a problem before I can go to my neighbors and expect the same.
Thanks for any ideas.

Did you get a resolution to this?
I have the same issue, but am unsure if my WLC's are auto containing rogues, or whether WCS is just falsely reporting the containment.
I see no auto containment setting anywhere on my WLC (4.2.170.0), so I doubt very much it is auto containing.
Anyone know where I can check/look?
My WCS version is 5.2.130.

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*apfRogueTask: May 18 03:26:06.803: %APF-1-ROGUE_AP_CONTAIN_FAILED: apf_rogue.c:3920 Unable to contain rogue 00:21:00:D8:1A:24. multicast bit set in BSSID.
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*apfRogueTask: May 18 02:35:06.342: %APF-1-ROGUE_AP_CONTAIN_FAILED: apf_rogue.c:3920 Unable to contain rogue D4:85:64:91:21:37. multicast bit set in BSSID.
*apfRogueTask: May 18 02:12:45.215: %APF-1-ROGUE_AP_CONTAIN_FAILED: apf_rogue.c:3920 Unable to contain rogue 00:1C:C4:01:DB:C9. multicast bit set in BSSID.
*apfRogueTask: May 18 01:26:43.789: %APF-1-ROGUE_AP_CONTAIN_FAILED: apf_rogue.c:3920 Unable to contain rogue 00:1C:C4:01:DB:C9. multicast bit set in BSSID.
*apfRogueTask: May 18 01:21:55.670: %APF-1-ROGUE_AP_CONTAIN_FAILED: apf_rogue.c:3920 Unable to contain rogue 00:21:00:D8:1A:24. multicast bit set in BSSID.
*apfOpenDtlSocket: May 18 00:46:05.177: %APF-3-CHECK_SUPP_RATES_FAILED: apf_utils.c:291 Could not check supported rates. Missing Supported Rate. Length :0. Mobile MAC: 00:3a:99:75:54:61.
*apfRogueTask: May 18 00:26:12.752: %APF-1-ROGUE_AP_CONTAIN_FAILED: apf_rogue.c:3920 Unable to contain rogue 00:21:00:D8:1A:24. multicast bit set in BSSID.
we want to know the cause of this log messages and how to solve them quickly.

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