Four live rounds found in trash can at Incheon Airport... Police investigating = South Korea

It was later revealed that live ammunition had been found in a trash can at the passenger terminal of Incheon International Airport in South Korea.
According to the Incheon Airport Police on the 6th, at around 8 am on the 1st of this month,
A report was received that four live rounds of ammunition were found in a trash can at the departure area (landside) on the third floor of the passenger terminal. Police confirmed that the ammunition was a 5.56mm rifle round.
Police have checked CCTV footage from the area, but have yet to identify the person who dumped the live ammunition in the trash can. A police official said, "There was a distance between the CCTV footage and the trash can.
"The investigation will continue while analyzing the video," he said. There was also an incident at Incheon Airport in March last year in which live ammunition was discovered.
At the time, a cleaning crew on a Korean Air flight about to take off found a live 9mm round under a passenger's seat and notified the authorities.
In July of the same year, a live 7.62mm round was discovered during inspection of the carry-on baggage of a flight attendant about to board a Korean Air flight from Incheon to Bangkok at Terminal 2.
Before returning home, the flight attendant brought back a pouch that he had used as a child from his parents' home and stored it in his bag to check later, when he discovered that it contained old live ammunition.
Additionally, in September last year, approximately 300 live rounds of ammunition were discovered at a rubbish collection site on the east side of the first passenger terminal, but investigations by the relevant authorities found no evidence of criminal involvement.
In addition, live ammunition was discovered during security checks at Incheon International Airport.
The funds that People Power Party lawmaker Kim Do-eup received and announced last year from the Incheon International Airport Corporation
According to the report, 1,167 cases of live ammunition were seized during security checks in the six years from 2019. In terms of item type, after live ammunition, swords were the second most frequently seized with 26 cases, followed by firearms with 10 cases.
It was confirmed that 20 cases were uncovered.