Needles, nails, pins found in Halloween sweets across Austria, Germany

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German police said they received phone calls with reports about sharp objects concealed in Halloween candy. Police in several Canadian provinces are urging parents to inspect their children's Halloween candy after needles and other metal objects were found in treats.(Shutterstock). Covered by 8 outlets: 4 are centre, 4 lean right.
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Sharp metal objects found in Halloween sweets in Austria
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Needles, nails, pins found in Halloween sweets across Austria, Germany
Austrian police have launched an investigation after small metal objects such as nails, needles and pins were found in Halloween sweets at several locations across the country. Police received 13 reports of metal objects found in sweets collected by children at Halloween,...
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Police Investigate Halloween Candy Tampering Reports in 6 Provinces
Police in several Canadian provinces are urging parents to inspect their children's Halloween candy after needles and other metal objects were found in treats.(Shutterstock)
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Trick or treat takes sinister turn for German kids
German police launched an investigation into reports of dangerous objects, including metal needles and magnets, found in Halloween candy
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German police investigating after needles found in Halloween candy
German police said they received phone calls with reports about sharp objects concealed in Halloween candy.








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