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On April 2nd, a U.S. Marine got detained at Palm Springs Airport in California after

TSA found a live 25-millimeter explosive round in his.

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This went down just afternoon on Monday, March 30th.

Security spotted it during routine screening and right away they locked things down.

The Marine told officers he found the round about a year earlier, and kept it because he

thought the heavy rust meant it was harmless, maybe just a training dummy.

But with the paint markings worn off, no one could tell it first glance, so they played

it safe and called in the Palm Springs Police, Riverside, County Bomb Squad, and military

folks for backup.

Nobody got hurt, and the airport stayed open without major delays, showing how these teams

handle high stakes fine smoothly.

It's a reminder that even vets might slip up on what counts as safe to carry.

The bomb experts confirmed it was live, pulled it out carefully, and blew it up in a remote

spot off Jean Autry Trail.

Police even posted video of the control detonation on social media.

No charges filed yet against the unnamed Marine, but he could face state penalties under

California law for possessing explosives plus some internal.

Military discipline stays vigilant out there at the checkpoints.

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