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Georgia family says a needle was found in daughter's Halloween candy

The Canton Police Department say families in the Great Sky neighborhood found sewing needles jabbed into candy bars picked up on Halloween.
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CANTON, Ga. - A metro Atlanta police department is warning parents about a scary and potentially dangerous surprise that was found in Halloween candy.

The Canton Police Department say families in the Great Sky neighborhood found sewing needles jabbed into candy bars picked up on Halloween.

Leslie Thames says her daughter found one of the pieces of candy.

"When she picked up a piece of candy it felt weird," she said. "So, then she went to look at it, and it had a puncture."

When they opened it, they found a sewing needle jabbed into the chocolate peanut butter candy.
 
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