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BARNSTABLE A 40-year-old Hyannis man charged with possession of explosives was found to be competent to stand trial during a dangerousness hearing Wednesday in Barnstable District Court. Dorian Firth pleaded not guilty during his arraignment Tuesday to one charge of secreting/throwing/launching/placing explosives and one charge of possession of explosives. Firth s lawyer said his client was using the explosives to make homemade fireworks, not a bomb. At about 6 a.m. Tuesday, Barnstable police officers responded to a residence at 119 Baxter Road for a report of a resident who had an explosive device on the premises, Barnstable police said in a statement. The device was found in a bedroom at the house, which is operated by the nonprofit Homeless Not Hopeless.

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