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Woman, 63, arrested over thriller ‘chocolate laced with medication’ at UK market

A 63-year-old girl has been arrested after individuals started falling sick after unknowingly shopping for chocolate laced with medication at a Christmas market.

The public has been additionally been urged to not eat the chocolate bar referred to as Cali-Gold, which was offered at Mansfield Christmas Market in Nottinghamshire. It has been reported that greater than 10 individuals within the county have been affected by the chocolate that was allegedly being offered as “mystery bars”.

Authorities mentioned that in some instances individuals “should urgently seek medical attention.” One father mentioned on-line that he, his daughter, his two nephews, his niece and two of his niece’s pals had all eaten the chocolate, with it “instantly making” his daughter and niece “feel ill and like they were on drugs”.



The dodgy bars were allegedly sold at Mansfield Market (file image)
The dodgy bars had been allegedly offered at Mansfield Market (file picture)

He later mentioned that his nephew had been hospitalised, NottinghamshireStay reported. He additionally mentioned that since posting on-line and visiting the hospital, he had been informed of a number of different individuals who had fallen sick after consuming the chocolate.

Two weeks in the past, a lady posted a YouTube video explaining that she and her husband had each fallen drastically sick and been admitted to A&E. She claimed the one factor that they had each eaten was “organic” chocolate from a gold packet.

She mentioned that her husband was hallucinating and appearing drunk and that she was delirious, fainting and vomiting.

The Food Standards Agency’s Head of Incidents Tina Potter, mentioned: “We are working with local authorities, the UK Health Security Agency and Nottinghamshire Police to investigate an incident following reports of illness after eating Cali-Gold chocolate.

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“If you have purchased ‘Cali-Gold’ chocolate from Mansfield Market in Nottinghamshire you should not consume the product and dispose of it at home. If you have already eaten it and developed symptoms, then you should urgently seek medical attention.”

Detective Inspector Luke Todd, of Nottinghamshire Police, mentioned: “We are conscious of experiences circulating on-line of individuals unknowingly buying chocolate laced with medication from the Mansfield space over the weekend.

“At this stage, there is no evidence to support these rumours. An investigation is currently ongoing to establish the circumstances behind people feeling unwell after consuming this chocolate.”

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