Woodstock Police are investigating a potential case of candy tampering collected in the north-east part of the City.
WOODSTOCK - Woodstock Police are reminding parents to inspect your children's Halloween candy.
Police are investigating after an alert parent noticed some potential tampering after trick or treating in north-east Woodstock. The candy was in a sealed plastic packaging and is described as small orange skeleton-face hard candy. The problem is the plastic bag was punctured and one of the candies had slightly different colouring.
The matter remains under investigation and we remind parents and children to be thorough in their candy inspections.

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