Fireworks Plague Preston as Bonfire Night Approaches
Police in Preston have been dealing with incidents of fireworks being aimed at members of the public as Bonfire Night draws closer.
On Saturday evening, October 25, police responded to reports of fireworks being targeted at people, including volunteer police officers and the general public in the city centre and other areas.
Two 13-year-old children were taken home to their parents and had their fireworks seized. Youths were reportedly using fireworks on the bridge between Avenham and Miller parks.
I'm just walking into town minding my own business and this kid lights a firework and chucks it into the path.
Author's summary: Fireworks incidents plague Preston ahead of Bonfire Night.
- Incidents of fireworks being aimed at the public have been reported in Preston.
- Police have responded to calls and seized fireworks from youngsters.
- Two 13-year-old children were taken home to their parents after being found with fireworks.
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