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Police have seized illegal fireworks worth up to £100,000 in West Lothian.
Acting on a warrant, officers searched a premises on Schoolhouse Industrial Estate in Addiewell at 11.30am on Wednesday.
The fireworks are said to be worth between £70,000 and £100,000.
Police Scotland said their inquiries into the illegal pyrotechnics are ongoing.
Detective Sergeant John Irvine said: “It is an offence to buy, possess, or use fireworks without a valid licence.
“Anyone found selling or using fireworks illegally may face fines, seizure of items and potential prosecution.
“The misuse of fireworks presents a significant risk to the public, and can result in serious injury, fires and damage to properties.
“We remain committed to working with partner agencies to ensure everyone’s safety.
“I would ask anyone who knows about the illegal sale or use of fireworks to report it to Police Scotland on 101.”
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