Pakistan frees U.S. man nabbed at airport (CBS/AP) Updated at 6:42 a.m. PESHAWAR, Pakistan - Pakistani police briefly detained an American, later identified as a U.S. Embassy employee, after bullets were found in his luggage at an airport in the country's northwest on Tuesday. The man was released after a couple of hours and handed over to American officials in the city of Peshawar once his identity was clear, said police officer Dost Mohammad Khan. Khan said 13 bullets were found in the man's luggage ahead of a flight to Islamabad. It was not clear why the bullets were there. A U.S. embassy spokesman in Islamabad confirmed to CBS News that the diplomat had been released and was back the U.S. consulate in Peshawar, a large diplomatic facility near the border with Afghanistan. The diplomat was not charged but the embassy remains in contact with the Pakistan authorities during the investigation into the incident.