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Toronto and Durham police investigating after needles reportedly discovered inside Halloween treats
Police say a mother found five sewing needles in separate Halloween candies, and officers are canvassing the area while no injuries have been reported.
- Toronto and Durham Regional Police are investigating reports of sewing needles found in Halloween candy after a resident discovered needles in treats collected in Oshawa.
- On Sunday, Nov 1, a mother contacted officers after locating five sewing needles in five separate pieces of candy near Ritson Road North and Taunton Road in Oshawa.
- Officers are currently canvassing the area as part of an ongoing investigation. Authorities confirmed no injuries have been reported, and no other reports of tampering have surfaced in the region.
- Residents are advised to double-check all Halloween candy carefully before consumption and report any suspicious objects to Durham Regional Police at 905-579-1520.
- While the investigation remains active, police treat this as an isolated incident with no additional reports received. Officials urge the public to remain vigilant and report any concerns.
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