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In a concerning development, a 69-year-old man from Pforzheim discovered a pin in his mouth while eating a homemade dessert on Wednesday evening. The incident has now reached Pforzheim, expanding the area affected by the cases that have been recently reported in the Mittelbaden region.
The affected person purchased the food item at the beginning of 2018 from a supermarket in Pforzheim. Initial examinations of the food packaging showed no puncture marks, suggesting the pin may have been hidden within the dessert itself. The corresponding batch of the food item has been removed from the supermarket shelves.
The pin was found in a dessert, and the exact nature of the dessert and how the pin ended up in it is not specified in the report. The food item is currently being examined as part of the investigations.
This incident is related to the recently reported cases in the Mittelbaden region involving pins found in desserts. Various food items contaminated with pins have been found in supermarkets in the region since mid-December.
The Karlsruhe Police Headquarters and the Karlsruhe Public Prosecutor's Office issued a joint press release about the incident. The specialized unit for commercial and environmental crimes in Pforzheim is conducting the further investigations. Criminal technical investigations have been initiated in connection with the incident, and the police have secured the food packaging and the pin in relation to the incident in Pforzheim.
However, there is no information about the manufacturer of the affected food product sold in the Pforzheim supermarket chain in 2018. The report does not mention any investigation or suspects in relation to the incident. Further investigations are ongoing to determine how the pin ended up in the dessert.
The incident is a reminder for consumers to be vigilant when purchasing and consuming food products. If you find any foreign objects in your food, it is crucial to report it to the authorities immediately.
This article is archived on the website, and any phone numbers, contact details, or event dates mentioned may no longer be current. Stay tuned for updates as the investigations continue.
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