Suffolk County officials ask July 4th celebrants to leave fireworks to the pros
Acting Suffolk Police Commissioner Stuart Cameron showed News 12's Danielle Campbell how quickly things can go wrong when shooting fireworks from a boat.
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Jul 2, 2021, 4:49 PM
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Updated 1,272 days ago
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1,271ds agoWith Fourth of July celebrations in store for the weekend, officials in Suffolk County are asking those who celebrate to pass on using fireworks themselves.
Acting Suffolk Police Commissioner Stuart Cameron showed News 12's Danielle Campbell how quickly things can go wrong when shooting fireworks from a boat.
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