What is the fine in FFX County for illegal fireworks? I believe a neighbor just called the cops on someone and these were the big boomers going up in the sky - say 100 feet or more.

GSngr Wrote:
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> What is the fine in FFX County for illegal
> fireworks? I believe a neighbor just called the
> cops on someone and these were the big boomers
> going up in the sky - say 100 feet or more.

Fuck that anti American, freedom hating lib.

Fuck libs Wrote:
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> GSngr Wrote:
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> > What is the fine in FFX County for illegal
> > fireworks? I believe a neighbor just called the
> > cops on someone and these were the big boomers
> > going up in the sky - say 100 feet or more.
>
> Fuck that anti American, freedom hating lib.

Hey stupid, I just asked the question and you didn't give the answer. The penalty?

And that's how you know GSngr was the one that actually called the cops.

Move to Maryland. Your not even allowed to have sparklers there. You'll be safe from the big bad person celebrating too close to your paranoia. Living next to you is punishment enough. Mexico my ass, we need a wall along the Potomac river.

please don't hurt me or my air s Wrote:
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> Move to Maryland. Your not even allowed to have
> sparklers there. You'll be safe from the big bad
> person celebrating too close to your paranoia.
> Living next to you is punishment enough. Mexico my
> ass, we need a wall along the Potomac river.


Marylands law system is 100000 times more relaxed over VA.

If you shoot a mortar of in MD you would get a warning, in VA you would probably get charged with a class 1 misdemeanor, just like going 10 mph over the limit is a class 1 misdemeanor here.

Freedom Fireworks Wrote:
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> And that's how you know GSngr was the one that
> actually called the cops.


HAHAHAHAHA! That's good.

GSngr Wrote:
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> What is the fine in FFX County for illegal
> fireworks? I believe a neighbor just called the
> cops on someone and these were the big boomers
> going up in the sky - say 100 feet or more.

I don't know , why did you call cops you are you frightened of the noise

Dumbo, no it wasn't me who called the cops. I like them.
I think someone called them because their dogs got scared. Scares the hell out of them.
Maryland is slime pit, especially on "drivers on the road". Over 1/2 the cars are junkers with bad brakes.

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(In Baltimore City and Montgomery and Prince George's counties, consumer use of all fireworks and ground-based sparklers is prohibited. Ground-based sparklers are prohibited in Ocean City, Maryland, and Howard and Harford counties. For information about what is allowed in neighboring jurisdictions, contact the Fire Marshal's office in that jurisdiction.)

Under Maryland law, the following are not classified as fireworks and are legal for backyard use in Baltimore County:

Toy pistols, toy canes, toy guns and other devices that use paper caps if the devices are constructed so that a hand cannot touch the cap when the cap is in place for use;
Hand-held sparklers that do not contain chlorates or perchlorates ("gold label" only);
Ground based sparkling devices that are non-aerial and non-explosive. Legal ground-based sparklers are stationary, sit on the ground and emit a shower of sparks several feet into the air. Some may whistle, but they do not pop or crack. They do not explode, shoot projectiles or move along the ground.
Paper-wrapped snappers that contain less than .03 grains of explosive composition;
Ash-producing pellets known as "snakes"

The state Fire Marshal provides a complete list of legal, ground-based sparkler devices. (PDF)

please don't hurt me or my air s Wrote:
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> Move to Maryland. Your not even allowed to have
> sparklers there. You'll be safe from the big bad
> person celebrating too close to your paranoia.
> Living next to you is punishment enough. Mexico my
> ass, we need a wall along the Potomac river.

why would you think your ass is using fireworks in the city near high rises or in the city street? DUH.

Otherwise it's the EXACT same "policy made law" as communist fairfax county

Maryland is no different than VA as far as I see

chuckhoffmann Wrote:
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> The penalty is clearly stated in section 62-1-1 of
> the Fairfax County, Virginia Code of Ordinances.

Which says:

Any person, firm, or corporation who shall violate any of the Sections of this Chapter or any provisions of the Fire Prevention Code of Fairfax County adopted by Section 62-2-6 or shall fail to comply therewith, or who shall violate or fail to comply with any order made thereunder, or who shall fail to comply with such an order within the time fixed therein shall separately for each and every such violation and noncompliance respectively, be guilty of a violation of this Chapter and the violation shall be deemed a Class 1 Misdemeanor, and shall, upon conviction, be punishable by imprisonment not to exceed twelve (12) months or by a fine not to exceed Two Thousand Five Hundred Dollars ($2,500.00) or both. Each day that a violation continues after a service of notice as provided for in this Code shall be deemed a separate offense.

Presumably even in Virginia you'd have to work at it to hit a $2,500 fine.

Maybe OP was the one setting the fireworks. The angry neighbor gave him a heads-up. The police hadn’t gotten there yet and he wanted to know if he should hide the evidence or set off a few more before the cops spoiled the fun.



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I launched a dozen mortars last night, much to the joy of my assembled neighbors. Had only one misfire.

Fuck you sissies!

If you're in the city, my son saw them. I just saw the tail end of a couple. I kept walking away because it took so long between each one, I thought they were done. Each time I turned away, I missed another one. But my son kept waiting and saw them all and thought they were great. He said "where can you get them?!"

causeican Wrote:
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> Maybe OP was the one setting the fireworks. The
> angry neighbor gave him a heads-up. The police
> hadn’t gotten there yet and he wanted to know if
> he should hide the evidence or set off a few more
> before the cops spoiled the fun.

Your stupidity doesn't surprise me it just convinces me have the education of a 5th grader.

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Firing them off or having them isn't that bad, but transporting them over a state line is a FELONY.

So think twice before you head up to PA or out of state to transport them back. A felony doesn't look good on job applications and you can't vote.

Lawyer Up Wrote:
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> Firing them off or having them isn't that bad, but
> transporting them over a state line is a FELONY.
>
> So think twice before you head up to PA or out of
> state to transport them back. A felony doesn't
> look good on job applications and you can't vote.

I've brought back trunk fulls of the good stuff from SC for years.
Fuck the law.

How are they going to catch you, at the state border checkpoint?

Gerrymanderer2 is such an obvious asshole

7hTTk Wrote:
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> How are they going to catch you, at the state
> border checkpoint?

At Breezewood they had a guy looking for VA plates at the fireworks places. They then waited for the people to leave and called in the car type to a VA trooper at the VA border. They nabbed a lot of people one year.

Certainly don't barely cross the VA state border, buy fireworks and come right back.

Redtg Wrote:
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> 7hTTk Wrote:
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> > How are they going to catch you, at the state
> > border checkpoint?
>
> At Breezewood they had a guy looking for VA plates
> at the fireworks places. They then waited for the
> people to leave and called in the car type to a VA
> trooper at the VA border. They nabbed a lot of
> people one year.
>
> Certainly don't barely cross the VA state border,
> buy fireworks and come right back.

You would think cops have more importnt things to work on. Apparently not.

4nKJK Wrote:
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> Gerrymanderer2 is such an obvious asshole


Lmao wtf. I haven't even commented on this thread. Lmao

Gerrymanderer2 Wrote:
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>
>
> Lmao wtf. I haven't even commented on this thread.
> Lmao

Some feeble minded conservative thinks you are the only liberal in Fairfax county.

LOL!

... But when I do, it's at Phantom, just over the PA line.

Gerrymanderer2 Wrote:
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> 4nKJK Wrote:
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> > Gerrymanderer2 is such an obvious asshole
>
>
> Lmao wtf. I haven't even commented on this thread.
> Lmao


You have so many secret admirers on here, I'm jealous.

Every car parked at Phantom Breezewood is from out of state except for the employees. PA residents can't only not buy fireworks there, they're not even allowed to walk into the store.

I would like to see all of the people in my neighborhood who set off bottle rockets and other projectile fireworks given tickets. Instead of waiting for neighbors to complain (which isn't very effective), the police should have a few officers waiting in their cars the evening of the 4th in my neighborhood. It will be obvious who is setting off the illegal fireworks. Give them all tickets, and then they won't try it again. If the police got serious this way, then the use of illegal fireworks would stop, and the county would be pleasant on the 4th instead of sounding like a war zone.

blorg Wrote:
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> I would like to see all of the people in my
> neighborhood who set off bottle rockets and other
> projectile fireworks given tickets. Instead of
> waiting for neighbors to complain (which isn't
> very effective), the police should have a few
> officers waiting in their cars the evening of the
> 4th in my neighborhood. It will be obvious who is
> setting off the illegal fireworks. Give them all
> tickets, and then they won't try it again. If the
> police got serious this way, then the use of
> illegal fireworks would stop, and the county would
> be pleasant on the 4th instead of sounding like a
> war zone.

Kill yourself, you un-American cuck.

All fireworks in any fashion, anywhere, for any reason should be banned because they pollute the atmosphere, and contribute to global warming.

chuckhoffmann Wrote:
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> Knows How To Have Fun Wrote:
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> > I launched a dozen mortars last night, much to
> the
> > joy of my assembled neighbors. Had only one
> > misfire.
> >
> A quick search of the FFXU database reveals that
> only 16 people have been arrested for fireworks
> violations in Fairfax County since 2010.
>
> Of those, four have had their cases nolle prossed,
> with the remainder mostly getting fines of 25 or
> 50 dollars, where a fine was imposed at all.
>
> There are two outliers. Marcis Donnell was
> sentenced to 60 days in jail, suspended, while
> David Vo got a $500 fine plus a 180 day suspended
> jail sentence.
>
> In Vo's case, it looks like he was shooting
> fireworks at passing cars and got busted for it.
>
> So, as long as you're not doing something
> catastrophically stupid, you're probably not going
> to get busted for fireworks in the county, and
> even if you do it's a minimal hassle.

Not sure where you got the info. but one of them was aneighbor of mine and he paid much less than 500 and served no time.

Also, your info. on the penalties applies to the SALE of said type of Fireworks, not the possession of.

This section is what I was referring to:

chuckhoffmann Wrote:
"The penalty is clearly stated in section 62-1-1 of the Fairfax County, Virginia Code of Ordinances."

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People who use the term "cuck" the way you did are generally heavy users of porn.

I don't like seeing my neighborhood get raped every 4th of July. If it is un-American to oppose illegality that imposes on others, then I am un-American. I am also anti-immigration, both legal and illegal. I am tired of our country being raped by nonwhite immigration.

blorg Wrote:
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> I would like to see all of the people in my
> neighborhood who set off bottle rockets and other
> projectile fireworks given tickets. Instead of
> waiting for neighbors to complain (which isn't
> very effective), the police should have a few
> officers waiting in their cars the evening of the
> 4th in my neighborhood. It will be obvious who is
> setting off the illegal fireworks. Give them all
> tickets, and then they won't try it again. If the
> police got serious this way, then the use of
> illegal fireworks would stop, and the county would
> be pleasant on the 4th instead of sounding like a
> war zone.


What a total CUCK!

Impacts on my life Wrote:
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> All fireworks in any fashion, anywhere, for any
> reason should be banned because they pollute the
> atmosphere, and contribute to global warming.


Another cuck for Clinton.