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Billings Police Sgt. Rich Millard shows the fireworks confiscated during the recent Fourth of July holiday. The fireworks are being stored in a bunker until they are destroyed later this year. Millard said officers collected more fireworks this year than in previous years. Fireworks are illegal within the city limits.
