NSW Police on Wednesday announced a $100,000 reward for information that leads to a conviction for contaminated fruit.
Copycats and pranksters who insert pins and needles into fruit are being hunted by police, with one boy already arrested in NSW while fresh cases continue to emerge across the state. Whilst A nine-year-old Tasmanian boy has found a metal pin inside an apple, according to reports on Thursday morning.
Police were told of the alleged contamination incident on Wednesday afternoon, after the boy discovered the pin while eating a Royal Gala apple bought from Huonville Woolworths on Monday.