Name: Nassau officials on illegal fireworks: 'We're done getting our kids and children hurt'
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Description: Nassau County officials held a news conference at Old Bethpage on Wednesday to demonstrate the dangers of illegal fireworks and they warned they will be out in force looking to make arrests.

Nassau County officials held a news conference at Old Bethpage on Wednesday to demonstrate the dangers of illegal fireworks and they warned they will be out in force looking to make arrests.


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