South San Francisco Police Department officers recovered a “large amount of dangerous fireworks” Wednesday morning, the law enforcement agency announced in a press release. Around 10 a.m., police were dispatched to a storage facility on Oyster Point Boulevard where the fireworks were stored.

Police in South San Francisco seized more than 5,000 pounds of “dangerous” fireworks from a storage unit Wednesday that were worth over $300,000, officials said. Officers responded to a storage facility on Oyster Point Boulevard at 10 a.

South San Francisco police on Wednesday seized over 5,000 pounds of “dangerous” fireworks – valued at over $300,000 – from a storage unit, the department said.

South San Francisco found and seized over 5,000 pounds of fireworks from a storage unit at a facility on Oyster Point Boulevard on Wednesday morning.

Police say officers observed over 5,000 lbs of fireworks, valued at over $300,000 during a bust at a storage facility in South San Francisco.