Following of a report this morning of a London boy getting a razor blade in his Halloween candy, St. Catharines also saw a disturbing incident. Sarah Stevens, says she discovered three packages of over-the-counter pain medications while checking the candy collected by her six-year-old son. She says the pills included Advil and Robaxecet. Stevens says she went to police but was told it would be nearly impossible to figure out which house the pills came from.

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