Cleveland police issue July Fourth warning over fireworks, celebratory gunfire

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CLEVELAND, Ohio - Cleveland police issued a warning Tuesday regarding fireworks, celebratory gunfire and unnecessary noiseA spokesperson for Cleveland police said, “In the spirit of safety and responsibility, municipal codes... will be strictly enforced.” pose a serious threat when not handled properly and cause many fires and severe injuries each year. The discharge of, ignition, or explosion of any fireworks is illegal in the City of Cleveland.

The vast majority of fireworks related injuries occur during the weeks leading up to and following the Fourth of July. For a safe and fun Fourth of July,. Two of five house fires on Independence Day are a result of fireworks. Illegal fireworks pose an even greater threat to those using or storing them and to revelers. Illegal fireworks are notoriously unreliable and dangerous, and can quickly turn a holiday into a tragic day. is extremely dangerous.

The Cleveland Division of Police reminds the public that policing is a partnership and that if you see something, say something. Report suspicious and illegal activity to law enforcement. Call 9-1-1 for emergencies. Call 216-621-1234 for non-emergencies. Anonymous information can be provided by calling CrimeStoppers at 216-252-7463 or via text message: text TIP657 plus your message to Crimes .

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