Reporter did you bring any . No, we did not. Reporter Law Enforcement knows how dangerous it can get. Folks who launch illegal fireworks, you just think that if something were to happen, that firework tips over, it can go right into a crowd and you have a lot of people and its a bad situation. Reporter the police and Fire Department are stepping up enforcement. Some deputies will be hiding in the crowd looking for violators. No alcohol on the beaches, but you can only imagine, you mix alcohol and fireworks what the potential hazard of that could be. Reporter for the holidays, fines in santa cruz are triple for fireworks violations and public intoxication. If youre caught with fireworks, it can cost you more than 1,000. Fire departments are repeating the warning that fireworks are illegal almost everywhere in the bay area. That includes fireworks designated safe and sane. The few cities that do allow safe and sane include all systems are go for the biggest july fourth firework shows in
Way. Hes a live look at santa cruz wre police have tripled fines forreaking the rules when it comes to fireworks and being drunk in plic. Janeane . Reporter a lot of people are here at the main beach. They came up saturday and ended up staying for the whole holiday weekend. Well, with all the extra people, thenou add some alcohol and then fireworks, police are on alert. A lot of people had the same idea surf and sand. The suns out, perfect holiday, fourth of july. Its just going to get better. Reporter traffic was thick in san cruz, with out of towners making their way to the main beach. Aelatively peaceful setting now, but check out what the beaches loo like at night. Fireworks being set off at sea theyre illegal in santa cruz and unincorporated areas of the county. The sparks fly and you dont know where theyll fly. It was very close to hitting a family when i was there. Own fireworks instead of going and watchg someone elses. Reporter did you bring any . No, we did not. Reporter Law
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