A 124-year-old Pennsylvania fireworks business will pay a $200,000 penalty after pleading guilty to failing to report more than 63,000 fireworks that were stolen nearly three years ago.Zambelli International Fireworks in January announced it had agreed to the penalty, which was imposed Monday by…
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Zambelli to pay fine for not reporting stolen fireworks
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