A woman from Schenectady is accused of making up a story about finding a sewing needle in Halloween candy. Scotia Police said Christi Hosier, 27, posted on the “Scotia Glenville Current Events” Facebook page about finding the needle when she was inspecting her child’s candy.

The bag can be carried by hand or worn on the shoulder or cross-body, thanks to the detachable handle and perforated cotton shoulder strap. The rereleased Needle Point Stitch Kit Baguette draws from Fendi’s origins of craftsmanship and “Fatto a Mano,” meaning “Made by Hand,” to invite passionates to create their very own limited-edition bag.

An Upstate New York woman has been arrested for a Halloween candy hoax. The Scotia Police Department announced Monday that Christi Hosier, 27, of Schenectady, N.Y., was arrested and charged with Falsely Reporting an Incident.

A sewing needle was reportedly found in a piece of Halloween candy that was collected in Canton Township, Michigan, police said on Saturday afternoon.

"This is likely the first time anyone has seen this shark and, based on its size, it is likely a juvenile and perhaps even a young-of-the-year (less than a year old) white shark," said Jon Dodd, executive director of the institute. He went on to describe it as a "needle in the haystack discovery."

Bronx prosecutors upgraded charges on Joshua Burnside in the brutal Oct. 22 attack on Wednesday, as gruesome new details were revealed.

Boston City Councilor Erin Murphy plans to push for an emergency hearing in light of a recent blog post published by a local researcher who analyzed 311 data and found reports of discarded needles have spiked and spread throughout the city.