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On the evening of Oct. 31, a 13-year-old girl and 15-year-old girl said they found the syringe in a treat bag after returning home from trick-or-treating.
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According to BPS, a pet cat had spilled a box of insulin syringes, knocking one of the unused needles into the Halloween candy bowl.
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When the girls came to the home for candy, the syringe unintentionally ended up in one of their bags , police said.
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