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PITTSBURGH (WTAE) -- Allegheny County police said a woman is now facing charges after attempting to carry a firearm through the main security checkpoint at Pittsburgh International Airport Sunday.
Officials said at 2:30 p.m., Transportation Security Administration officers recovered a handgun from inside a passenger's carry-on bag at the main security checkpoint. Officers then called Allegheny County police for assistance.
The passenger was later identified as 44-year-old Rachel Scott-Roth from Belmont, Ohio. It was discovered Scott-Roth did not have a valid concealed to carry permit.
She now faces one misdemeanor charge for carrying a firearm without a license.
The FBI was also notified.
"Passengers who bring firearms into an airport security checkpoint can face federal civil fines from the Transportation Security Administration up to $10,000. Repeat offenders can be fined up to $13,910," Allegheny County police said in a post describing the incident.
This marks the fifth gun recovered by TSA at Pittsburgh International Airport this year.
