product tampering

A man accused of putting razor blades and screws in pizza dough at supermarkets in Maine and New Hampshire was sentenced Thursday to four years and nine months in federal prison.

A Maine man accused of tampering with pizza dough has pleaded guilty to one of the two federal charges of tampering with a consumer product. News Center Maine reports that Nicholas Mitchell was arrested last October after razor blades and bits of metal were discovered in pre-made pizza dough sold at Hannaford supermarkets in Maine and New Hampshire. He has…

A woman called police after noticing something strange on a children’s vitamin bottle, prompting an investigation at the Target store in Boston’s Dorchester neighborhood.

It took two months for a supermarket chain to alert police and customers about the discovery of razor blades in fresh pizza dough sold at one if its stores in Maine, a newspaper reported. Product tampering at a store in Sanford, Maine, wasn’t reported to local police until this week, after authorities started investigating an incident at another store...

A man has been arrested on suspicion of putting razor blades in pizza dough at a Maine Hannaford supermarket.