SECURITYJun 24 · 02:51 UTCKRON4 SAN FRANCISCOTor Smith

Pinole police want your ‘extra fireworks,’ no questions asked

Pinole police are offering a judgment-free fireworks drop-off program to reduce illegal fireworks ahead of July 4. The initiative allows community members to surrender extra fireworks without lectures or questions.

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