In San Jose, police conducted two operations against the illegal sale and possession of fireworks ahead of the Fourth of July, resulting in multiple arrests and the seizure of over 3,300 pounds of illegal fireworks and destructive devices. The operations aimed to mitigate fire risks and unlawful activities. Officers disguised as buyers to identify illegal sellers, leading to significant confiscations, including firearms and improvised explosive devices. Moving forward, authorities will enhance enforcement, including the use of drones to monitor illegal firework activities, and residents may face penalties for violations.
Officers carried out the operations in anticipation of the upcoming Fourth of July holiday, aiming to reduce fire risks and illegal activities.
In a single operation, officers seized 1,320 pounds of fireworks and arrested a man on charges related to the sale and possession of illegal fireworks.
Enforcement efforts will continue as police aim to reduce the risk posed by illegal fireworks, potentially using drones for monitoring.
More than 3,300 pounds of illegal fireworks and explosives were seized, reflecting a serious crackdown on fire hazards associated with the Fourth of July.
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