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3:52Now PlayingSewing needles are being found in candy bars that kids received during trick-or-treating. The incident occurred in the Philadelphia area, and seems to be isolated there, however it is cause a nationwide panic. Cenk Uygur and Hannah Cranston (Think Tank) hosts of The Young Turks discuss.
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“Authorities are urging parents to carefully go through the candy their children collected while trick-or-treating as there have been reports of needles and pins found in Halloween candy.
In New Jersey, a Facebook post quickly went viral Sunday after a woman said she found a piece of metal in her children's candy. Her children went trick-or-treating in Woodbury Heights.”
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