Halloween may be weeks past, but police in Morden are still warning parents to continue to be diligent when looking through any leftover candy.
Morden officers say they received a report of a one-inch needle placed inside a sealed licorice candy.
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Officers say the discovery was made by a parent who turned the candy over to police.
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They’re reminding all parents and children to report any suspicious items in Halloween candy directly to police.
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