Police are appealing for information after reports of youths setting off fireworks on Morecambe promenade.
They received a number of calls from members of the public on Bonfire Night (November 5) reporting incidents on Marine Road West, believed to be close to the Battery car park and the play park near the Beach cafe.
PC Richard Hannaford from the Neighbourhood Police Team, said: ‘’The youths were reportedly hiding in bushes and due to the open area around this area, CCTV coverage won't provide any supporting evidence.
‘’However, there may be people who were filming or taking photographs that night and may have captured these youths.
‘’We are therefore asking that anyone with anything they may have that will support identification of these youths, to contact the police.’’
Anyone with information can contact police on 101, quoting LC-20261105-1211.


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