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Teacher: Now, understand the problem? Solve this instance: MASSAPEQUA, N.Y. (CBSNewYork) — A man was arrested for allegedly setting off fireworks while celebrating his wedding on Long Island early Saturday. 
  
 Nassau County Police responded to a “large loud party with fireworks” at 41 Riverdale Ave. in Massapequa after receiving noise complaints just after midnight. 
  
 A man was arrested for allegedly setting off fireworks while celebrating his wedding on Long Island early Saturday. (credit: Nassau County Police Department) 
  
 Upon arrival, cops found a large wedding party with professional-grade fireworks being discharged. 
  
 The display included 49 pyrotechnic mortars, a pyrotechnic display cake, and numerous firecrackers in addition to other spent pyrotechnic displays, according to police. 
  
 Police interviewed the homeowner, Thomas Giglio, 39, who stated the fireworks were for his wedding party. 
  
 One neighbor who lives across the street told CBS2’s Dave Carlin he heard the fireworks going off around 11:30 p.m. 
  
 “And they were loud,” he said. 
  
 Neighbor Chris Byrne said, it was “just nonstop explosions.” 
  
 His home security video shows police officers arriving and wedding guests quickly departing. 
  
 “A lot of cop cars. There was cop cars lined up all the way over here,” he said. 
  
 Giglio was placed into police custody and charged with possession of fireworks. 
  
 Some neighbors told Carlin they felt sorry for Giglio, and that a warning or a future court date and fine might be sufficient. 
  
 “It’s the guy’s wedding night. I don’t feel that he should have been arrested,” Byrne said. 
  
 “I do feel bad for him,” resident Rob Patrella said. “The law’s the law, but a slap on the wrist is sometimes is understandable.” 
  
 Some said they saw embers hitting roofs and lawns. 
  
 “I was worried for the cars,” one man said. 
  
 “Fireworks in a neighborhood where you have all these houses and everything, you could’ve had some real problems,” resident Keith Maresca said. 
  
 The Nassau County Arson Bomb Squad responded to the home and secured the remaining fireworks. ||||| A man was busted at his own backyard wedding party early Saturday after cops learned that he had been setting off professional fireworks, police said. 
  
 Police responded to 39-year-old Thomas Giglio’s home on Riverdale Avenue near Carman Place in Massapequa around 12:15 a.m. after receiving noise complaints about a loud party with fireworks, cops said. 
  
 When police arrived, Giglio told them the loud, flashy display was part of his wedding party. He was arrested and charged with possession of fireworks. 
  
 Cops found 49 pyrotechnic mortars, a firework display cake and numerous firecrackers in the backyard. They also found other spent fireworks. 
  
 No one was injured during the explosive display, cops said. 
  
 Giglio is expected to be arraigned in Hempstead’s first district court Saturday. ||||| This will appear next to all of your comments 
  
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Student:
Guests watching a fireworks display after a New York wedding were cheering the bride, groom, and booms when police arrived—and the groom ended up under arrest, the AP reports. Nassau County cops say they were called to a Massapequa home early Saturday—the New York Post pegs the time at just after midnight—and found a big party with professional-level pyrotechnics in the backyard. Police say the 39-year-old homeowner, Thomas Giglio, explained he was setting them off to celebrate his wedding. Police say they found nearly 50 pyrotechnic mortars, a fireworks display cake, and a bunch of other fireworks (both already used and those waiting to be set off) in the backyard. Per CBS New York, the police department's bomb squad confiscated what was left of the stash. Giglio was arrested on a fireworks possession charge and is awaiting arraignment.