Multiple homemade fireworks and explosive devices were seized during the search of a Kansas home in an arson investigation. The Salina Police Department said it happened Tuesday when multiple agencies carried out a search of a home on Page Avenue, off of Interstate 135.
Investigators found devices suspected to be homemade fireworks and explosives, along with numerous chemicals used to make fireworks and explosives, according to police.
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Source: KSN News
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