(original title: a college student in Hainan who wanted to make handicrafts and took 4 bullets on the high-speed railway was detained on the 5th)
The picture is from Hainan railway police
According to the Hainan railway police, on July 18, Zhu, a college student in Hainan, was seized on the spot at the security checkpoint of Haikou East high speed railway station because of curiosity and carrying four rifle bullets. After investigation, the four bullets were live ammunition that had not been fired. Finally, Zhu was sentenced to administrative detention for 5 days by Hainan railway police on suspicion of illegally carrying ammunition into public places, and his illegally carried bullets were confiscated according to law.
At about 18:00 on the same day, passenger Zhu put his backpack on the security detector after entering the station. The station security inspector found that there were bullet objects in the bag through the machine. The security inspector immediately stopped the machine and reported to the police on duty, 'we were shocked, grabbed the bag quickly, and then controlled the young man,' the police said. The police found four rifle bullets from the backpack, 'really, if you have a gun, it can be used normally.' After careful inspection, no guns were found on Zhu.
The picture is from Hainan railway police
After inquiry and investigation, Zhu, 22, from Wenchang City, Hainan Province, is a fresh graduate of a university in Haikou. According to Zhu, he found these bullets in the cabinet in his hometown of Wenchang about four years ago. He felt curious and fun. He wanted to take them home to make handicrafts and put them in his backpack. Because the backpack was not used for a long time, he forgot about the bullets in it until it was checked out by ANN. According to the law of the people's Republic of China on administrative penalties for public security, Haikou railway police punished Zhu with administrative detention for 5 days, confiscated his bullets and traced the source of the bullets.
In this regard, the railway police remind passengers that bullets are contraband. Although they are not fired, if a hard object accidentally touches the primer at the bottom of the bullet or is roasted by fire, it may be detonated and hurt others, which is very dangerous. If you accidentally pick up guns and ammunition in your life, you must hand it over to the local police in time to avoid causing trouble and violating the law.