Trick-Or-Treater Finds Blade In Halloween Candy

Officials have since cautioned parents to inspect candy closely.

By kmvq on November 1, 2017
SAN FRANCISCO, CA - FEBRUARY 18: Nestle Butterfinger and Baby Ruth candy bars are displayed on a shelf at a convenience store on February 18, 2015 in San Francisco, California. Nestle USA announced plans to remove all artificial flavors and FDA-certified colors from its entire line of chocolate candy products, including the popular Butterfinger and Baby Ruth candy bars, by the end of 2015.
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A recent scare hit a family in Beaverton, Oregon on Halloween night when a mother says her daughter found a blade in her candy stash. KOIN reported the story.

The woman says she took her kids trick-or-treating near NW Cornelius Pass Road and NW Quatama Road. Her 13-year-old daughter found the blade inside a Twix bar after getting home.

The blade appeared to have possibly come from a pencil sharpener. It’s unknown if the wrapper was completely sealed before the girl touched it.

Officials have since cautioned parents to inspect candy closely.

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