Police: Employees at 4 Nassau businesses arrested for selling illegal fireworks
Police say they were responding to community complaints when they arrested employees of the stores.
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Jul 4, 2024, 12:50 AM
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Updated 2 days ago
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yesterdayFour stores in Nassau County were busted Wednesday for selling illegal fireworks, police say.
Police say they were responding to community complaints when they arrested employees of the stores.
The businesses accused of selling the illegal fireworks are I-N-C Convenience Store in South Farmingdale, Wittenburg Enterprises and OK Go Station in Levittown and Rainbow Card Gallery in Bethpage.
