brand new at 10:00 tonight the you exclusive interview one of the moms says she was horrified to find. our ted daniel talked to her and joined us live in hopkinton right now. ted? >> at this point police aren't sure what to make of this but with two separate families reporting it they're taking it very seriously. so far they've been able to establish that both families trick-or-treated in this same area near main street in downtown hopkinston. the mother we poke with spent on says her family only visited about 20 homes. >> came upon this, this disc wrapped in this white paper. no writing on one side then on the opposite side it had keep out of reach of children. >> reporter: inside the white wrapper wasn't a trick-or-treat it was poison. this hopkinton mom who asked us not to show her face found it while going through the candy her 6-year-old son collected trick-or-treating near his home. >> i immediately said this needs to go to the police station and i wrote down the addresses where they went trick-or-treating and brought it right to the station. >> reporter: a mother of a 14-year-old boy who trick-or-treated on some of the same streets found the exact same thing in her son's halloween haul. >> when you found out that it wasn't just you. >> it was scary. it was very scary. according to police the bluish disc inside the wrapper is a highly toxic toilet bowl cleaner made with harsh chemicals you're not supposed to touch let alone eat? i would hope that it wasn't intentional no matter what town it happened in i would hope it wasn't intentional. >> you hear about it but it's never close to home. the mother says she has no idea who may have given her son the poison disc. she's just glad she found it before he did. >> i was shocked. you never think it's going to happen to you when it does it's scary. but that's what the police are for so you can bring it to their attention and hope doesn't happen again. pooz the mother has twin 6-year-olds and only one had this toxic disc in his halloween candy. police always advise parents to check their kids candy. this is reported to have been found in a bag of halloween candy as well. police say the can dists picked up in the elm wood village area they urge parents to careful check their children's candy to report anything suspicious to officers immediately. >> new tonight a local correction officer taken to jail he's accused of pulling a teenager out of the car and going on the attack. fox 25's christine mccarthy is live in norton where she just spoke with that officer tonight christine? >> reporter: we sure. did we spoke with him just through his front door. he says simply that he was attacked that he is the victim and his roommate came out and spoke to us also defending him? >> i just heard some yelling and screaming going on. >> reporter: residents on norton's juniper beach heard the commotion around 7:00 sunday night. >> it is a little surprising. >> reporter: police say it was a scuffle between a group of teenagers and this man, 43-year-old jeffrey parillo a suffolk county correction officer. he's accused of drunkenly confronting the loud teens who were parked near his house by the lake. he allegedly claims he was a cop when they asked to see his badge pulled one teen him. >> and i i've had nothing kids. >> reporter: he wouldn't speak to us on camera but his roommate joseph tells us he did nothing wrong. >> they pinned him to the arrived and arrested him? >> he pleadedding in. he sees he doesn't need to be attacked especially a veteran who gave five, six, seven years of his life. we are told he's on paid administrative leave at this time coming up at what police say he had on him that could have made this scuffle even more dangerous. >> it's a mild start and apparently it's going to say that way. kevin lemanowicz was looking at 60 or higher degrees tomorrow. might even hit 70 in a couple pounds, elizabeth. we've had clear skies that drop a little bit. 38 in orange there are some cool temperatures throughout but overnight tonight dropping into the upper 30s most places that's close to the the average high temperature as is 58 in boston by 10:00. how warm we'll be tomorrow and when that warmest day of the week is and when we could actually hit in record temperatures. >> the surveillance marked just moments after the building was hit with eggs where police made two arrests today. still seeing this spray painted say it has been so hurtful as thousands of people walk into this mosque and they have to look at this for now. >> watch closely burlington police spent quite some time looking at this surveillance video. the islamic center of burlington shared it with fox 25. people are inside and they are cleaning in the kitchen and they heard the noise banging on the door. i think they were throwing rocks or eggs. >> reporter: halloween night the teens jumped out of the car wearing a mask to center. detectives say 18-year-old cameron and darryl had nothing better to do with their time. >> certainly we take any worship very seriously. mosque members were so scared they stayed indoors. >> reporter: thousands of muslims pray here on a weekly basis. >> the kids are here the people the women are coming here and it's something like this happens we don't know what people will do. community leaders say this isn't the first time their sacred grounds were vandalized shoot we just want to say understand your own religion first and none about the united states of america what it stands for. >> as a result of this we could tell you that members here say they plan on putting up flood lights and also want to hire possibly a 24-hour security guard. now the members here say we forgive the teenagers but the message they're sending across we'll have that coming up at 11:00. for now live in burlington, >> now we lert alerted you about the arrest this afternoon on our app. to get breaking news, traffic and other important information download the fox 25 news app for your phone and tablet. it's free-for-all devices. >> police going over surveillance video trying to identify the suspects in a vandalism spree. over the weekend these symbols were found spray painted on several buildings at hitchcock field. the trailer parked in the congregational church parking lot was also vandalized. surveillance cameras captured three men getting out of a car around the time it happened. a bank robber in stoneham possibly connected to robberies in several other towns. the citizens bank was robbed late last month. the suspect was described as a tall man in his 20s or 30s with tan skin wearing a it in cap and big begun glasses. stoneham police say they're working with chelmsford and reading offers to see if the suspect is the same. cambridge police want to track down this guy saying they wanted to rob the bank give game bridge police a call. >> an everett high school student is in fair condition after being stabbed. it happened early yesterday morning at broad way and chestnut street. 16-year-old was apparently walking home from the halloween party when his coach says he heard someone scream. >> a warning still ongoing for visitors to ashland state park. coyotes still being spotted. we told you last week that coyotes have been spotted near restroom buildings near a gazebo and on a walkway at the park over the past several weeks. all of those sightings have been during the day. new tonight fox 25 talked to a wildlife experts who says if you come across a coyote you want to make sure it knows who's boss. >> so if you clap your hands it's that negative interaction and teaches the animal that it maybe should be back in the woods. >> officials say coyote sightings are common this time of year because young pups are out stalking their territory for the first time. a you daughter struggling to move on after her mother was so and the killed in her bed as she slept. >> i'm going to miss my mom she was the only one that i had left. >> the suspect is a deportee who mattered back to massachusetts in 15 minutes fox 25 investigates what's being done to enforce federal immigration laws in our community. >> these two men accused of selling drugs to a man who later overdosed and died. the way his heartbroken mother led police to the suspect. and nfl players playing daily fantasy sports. the rule league officials says keeps nfl players and other insiders from having for the girl scout meeting... for the soccer team... for the girl scout meeting... how many meetings are you having?! p at stop&shop, prices have just dropped on thousands more items. jeb bush was a very strong governor, probably the strongest governor in the history of the state of florida. he was a young guy and i think there were some folks in the legislature that thought they might be able to run over him. that didn't happen. one tax cut wasn't enough- he had to do more. it wasn't enough to have 15,000 kids with school choice in florida, he wanted to have 100,000 kids. if he 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sports. currently nfl players and coaches are allowed to compete right alongside the fans. fox 25's kerry kavanaugh joins us with the nfl rule that league officials say -- at $250 but one congressman is now asking for proof that rule is being enforced. >> reporter: millions are playing billions of dollars are at stake among those who can take part in fantasy sports nfl players, coaches and staff. >> we know that the the law treats sports gambling and daily fantasy sports differently. but i think it still struck many consumers as unexpected. >> reporter: michael mccann a sports law professor says fantasy sports sights like fanduel and draft kings are raising even more questions when it comes to fair play. the nfl told fox 25 league rules cap what players and other insiders can win at game. they said "this prohibition is intended to avoid any appearance of impropriety which may result in the participation and fantasy football games by individuals perceived to have an unfair advantage due to their preferential access to information." we don't know if that rule is enforced. >> to that point a congressman sent this letter asking them to report you how much players, coaches and staff are making off the site? which mccann says raises the concerns about fair play on the sites and the integrity of the game on the field as well. >> if allegations of football that might have been slightly underinflated are such a big deal why too. >> reporter: the nfl says if there are changes in federal law with respect to daily fantasy sites they would act accordingly as it pertains to what their clubs can do. kerry kavanaugh, fox 25 news. state lottery says it's interested in getting into sports fantasy gaming. today lottery leaders discussed tapping into a new younger customer base and revenue source. possibly with a fantasy sports platform of its seen in we must look at everything that impacts our business and ways in which we might be able to grow that business and what we have identified is that this is a very different market player. >> today the lottery commission only issued a request for information so they can get a better understanding of the fantasy sports industry before developing its own platform. it is confirmed tonight the wreckage of the doomed cargo ship el faro positively identified. federal investigators say the wreckage is 15,000 feet bahamas. the ship sank during hurricane joaquin with 33 people on board including three massachusetts 98 i was. sonar indicates that that ship landed upright which could help crews uncover the ship's data recorder or black box. tonight fox 25 is confirmed that the f.b.i. is joining the investigation into the shooting death of a woman in manchester, new hampshire, new at 10:00 the f.b.i. says it is assisting new hampshire investigators looking into the shooting death of denise robert of bedford. robert was out a walk on ray street in august when she was killed. there have been no real leads in this investigation. the reward for information on the case has grown to $42,000. police in worcester are searching for four robbery suspects after a store clerk say she was threatened with a knife. all wearing masks least one had a knife. the men ransacked the stores stealing money and cigarettes before taking off towards grafton street. the clerk was not injured. 28 cats seized from a home in worcester. those pets apparently living in filth and were found in shock. tonight our blair miller tells us how an eviction led to that discovery. >> reporter: they're the faces of cats young and old, seized from this home on everguard street in worcester. 28 of them found dirty soaked in you are scbrin feces but now here -- in urine and feces but now here at the worcester animal rescue league. some with pink eye but others in physical shock. >> there were some that were you urine soaked and i heard reports of the apartment degree being deplorable. >> reporter: the woman in her 70s was being evicted. neighbors reported a strong smell outside the home over last few days. >> overwhelming number. >> reporter: paul lives next door and says there were simply tool cats for one person and for this -- too many cats for one person and for this neighborhood. >> why do people take care of them. >> reporter: others here knew there was some the cats i had no idea what was going on. i had no idea there that were many cats. >> reporter: the cats will spend the next few days being checked here and given the needed shots to eventually be up for adoption. >> it's really quite sad that somebody said there wasn't help or felt they couldn't reach out for help. where spay and neuter could have really resulted quite quickly. >> i'm blair miller, fox 25 news. puppies went missing on saturday. police say an anonymous tip led them a home in plainville where the puppies were found. at least one person is facing charges. the kennel's owner says he couldn't be more relieved. >> it's just a wonderful feeling. whatever happened out there we thank anybody who was involved in helping to get back these puppies. >> the kennel owner says the puppies appear to be healthy but they will be getting a checkup to make sure. the owner also says he's going to be installing cameras to ensure something like this you does not happen again. a push tonight to make a local intersection safer after a deadly crash that killed a mother and her baby. state and local leaders met to you discuss ways to reduce the danger to drivers along a stretch of route 20 in oxford. 31-year-old christine russin and her 9 month-old son noah roberts died in a head on crash with a cement truck there last week. now one proposal is to speed up a reproject that wasn't scheduled for more than 10 years. volkswagen is already in hot water because of an emissions scandal. coming you you have the new reason the company should be forced to shell out $30,000 per car. >> and a heat flash spotted on radar around the time a russian airliner went down over egypt. 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[ duck quacking and wind whistling ] [ copier whirring ] [ beeps ] [ classical music plays ] hmm. the new turbodown jacket: tested tough in so a reminder 53 cities and towns have local elections tuesday. so people living in boston, worcester, somerville, cambridge and brockton are among those casting blots. most polling locations are -- ballots. most polling locations are available open from 7:00 in the morning until 8:00 at night. >> you can't blame the weather for keeping you away from those polls in your town because it will be a beautiful day. clear skies tonight though allowing for cool temperatures with that storm staying to the south as we are forecasting the clouds pushing out of here. just as we talked about earlier this evening. clear skies over new england right now. allowing the temperatures to drop. look at woburn 42 and to the north shore and southeast new hampshire you will find one or two towns already into the upper 30s. londonderry 31 . over to southwest, new hampshire you will find places like temple at 38 so spots colder spots really dipping down now out on cape cod it's school. already down to 32 but 50 in orleans it's a matter of where you your temperature sensor is. you get to different repeatings of course it will be a little warmer right will on the stand and on the water. temperatures overhead from all over new england keen is 39 , fitchburg at 44 . look at boston at 55 . clear skies overhead in boston dropping down into the upper 40s tonight right back to 58 by 10:00 in the morning. worcester down to 49 . clear skies you now sunshine when you wake up at 43 going to 56 by 10:00 in the morning. lawrence you're at 45 right temperatures around you and the suburbs of lawrence. clear skies right now dropping to 43 to 57 with sunshine that's only 10:00 in the morning. by the afternoon you know we're going to warm up good 10 degrees worn that. mostly clear skies overnight tonight with a little spot of fog or a little bit of low cloudy that's can work in. this takes you right through the day tomorrow with all kinds of sunshine and clear skies into wednesday morning. let's talk about these temperatures a little more. tomorrow's high temperatures will be in the 60s. low 60s providencetown, hull at 67 , bridgewater 69 and to the the northwest temperatures in the mid to a few towns norwood indicative of such. 70 in a couple towns tomorrow. still not the warmest day we're going to see this week. check this out high pressure offshore goes like this. circulates around it's going to push these clouds towards others and these clouds continue to get closer and closer during thursday we'll see some of those can be a random sprinkle or two but really the biggest shot for any kind of rain will come on friday. here's your seven-day forecast with your weekend always in view. you see the temperatures warming up. you now on thursday near 70 with a lot of clouds and into friday. these are the records we're changing boston is 73 in 1959, worcester is and thedy unless in 1978 we den self-a chance at those. this weekend a big cooldown which means on sunday temperatures for high will be 51 going to gillette stadium for the game versus the redskins 47 at kickoff with sunshine. looking really nice right now without a chance for rain in that forecast. in fact the whole weekend forecast doesn't include that chance for rain. the days with the showers figure to be a small chance thursday and a bigger chance with the cold front friday evening. the latest timeline coming in right now with future cast. i'll have that for you in a few minutes. >> they're in our country illegally but that may not be their only crime. fox 25 investigates has uncovered dozens of cases who have returned or never left are now charged with committing a violent crime. >> bob ward crunches the numbers and learns what's being done to reverse this trend here in massachusetts. >> reporter: it was a shocking death, murdered a 41-year-old grandmother shot dead in her lawrence apartment while she slept. the fatal bullet was fired from the upstairs apartment. it went down through the ceiling and struck her in her bed. >> i can't believe that my mom is gone. i'm going to miss my mom she was the only one i had left as a parent. >> reporter: two of the three men in that upstairs apartment were undocumented immigrants who had jose lara a maven charged with killing rivera was caught crossing the border in august, 2013, and was ordered deported but he defied that order. >> clearly something is wrong in our immigration enforcement system to allow this to happen. >> reporter: jessica vaughan of the center for immigration studies tells us this revolving door of deportees charged with crimes is happening at an alarming rate. >> 60% of the people who committed aggravated felonies that ice was deporting were deported once before. 2,000 people were deported from 2011 to 2013 in boston. about 20% of them, 400 were deported before and came back. of those 400, 22% were violent criminals. their crimes include murder, rape, sex assaults, kidnapping and drug crimes. jessica vaughan believes as eye-opening as those numbers are, they could be much higher. >> certain cities and towns that have adopted ordinances and other rules that prohibit cooperation with i.c.e. for. >> reporter: shers referring to sanctuary cities places like cambridge and they protect immigrants who have not broken any laws other than being here illegally. >> criminality has nothing to do with any immigration. >> reporter: eva malonea executive director of the massachusetts immigrant and refugee advocacy coalition or mira says the number of crimes committed by undocumented immigrants here in massachusetts has decreased. >> the border has been strengthened and secured we have seen less entries. >> reporter: mira says data from the american immigration council shows between 1990 and 2013, the number of unauthorized immigrants more than tripled from 3.5 to 11.2 million yet, declined 48%. >> how can we get to register everyone who is here and see who has criminal records who is here to do us harm and who is here to reunite with their family. >> reporter: i'm bob ward, fox 25 news. massachusetts senate fired a bill to withhold unrestricted general government aid to so-called sanctuary cities who fail to enforce immigration laws. >> representative mark lombardo is a sponsor and says the commonwealth spent $2 billion a year on benefits for illegal immigrants and we should not be allowing cities and towns to act as magnets for those who break the rules and take advantage of taxpayers benefits. exposed on the front page for the first time we are hearing from this young man mistakenly linked to the boston marathon bombings. >> i've been labeled as a terrorist after that moment. >> next at 11:00, how that front page picture wreaked havoc on his life and how he's moved on all these years later. >> gronk is known for making great catches but apparently 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the u.s. government says that volkswagen install the emission test cheating software on its six cylinder deceasele engines. -- diesel engines. the e.p.a. says the company could be fined more than $30,000 per car. in the meantime v.w. is denying the new allegations. the future of indy car racing in boston may be in question as the mayor reportedly gets you tough with promoters. mayor marty walsh wants to secure deals with agencies that control the planned course around south boston. his office is asking to delay selling tickets until financial agreements are locked in. the high-speed event planned for next labor day would shut down roads around the waterfront. among the losers her son to drugs so she went after the two suspects accused of selling them. the way she worked through her grief to help police. the push to get rid of a local high school mass scott is still in place but after the break the changes ar huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. 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raider means the red indian. >> reporter: she sent a letter to the district last month after watching what she called the continuous social issues faced by native american friends in her hometown of oldtown, maine. it's also the home of the indian nation. >> i think with just have to wait for it to blow observe again. >> reporter: school officials have not responded to the request but students say the use of the mascot has them limited. >> we're not allowed to use the word red raider on our clothing but we're also not allowed to have a raider face so it's kind of becoming an issue. >> reporter: spalding high graduates say they would be open to a change. >> i am not offended by the old name but it would be interesting. >> reporter: now the here is scheduled to be you reviewed by the school district within the next you few weeks. now the city's mayor says the large red raider logo on a floor of the city-owned gymnasium would not be removed during a regularly scheduled resurfacing coming up this month. i'm crystal haynes, fox 25 news. more health concerns for high school athletes and new report says the number of head injuries is rising at an alarming rate. 14,000 sports-related head injuries were reportedded in the 2014 school year. that's up 25% in fwirn across the country. fewer injury is also reportedly affecting the number of teens playing high school sports in boston public schools football enroll many has seen a drop in the 2009, ten school year. in that number dropped to 434. thousands of pounds of ground beef under recall tonight over possible e. coli contamination. all american meats of open what issuing that recall. the meat was shipped nationwide in 60 and 80 pound boxes. they had a sell by date of november 3rd. and the establish. number 20420. anyone with that product should return it to for a refund or throw it away. in gloucester police say the mother of man who died of a heroin overdose turned in two of the men who sold her son the drugs that she says killed him. >> our bob ward spoke to the police chief today and the chief tell us thus case is part of his department's unique effort to get hard drugs off the north shore. >> reporter: the town of gloucester is known for its fishing fleet or its rich history. but gloucester is also a town struggling with wave of opioid addiction that's flooding so many on communities. gloucester is fighting the tide by offering treatment not incarceration to addicts it's called the angel program and that program has two 32-year-old alleged drug dealers from lynn. both men taken down because the mother of an addict who overdosed last month called gloucester police to arrange an undercover buy and made a bust. the mom says these two men sold her son the heroin that killed him. >> we were able to have an undercover sting operation they drove to gloucester and delivered heroin. >> reporter: police chief leonard tells me he hopes this sends a strong message to other dealers. >> you have a supplier you like someone who profits off the misery of other people that person needs to go to jail. >> reporter: gloucester's angels program has only been in effect for five months already 281 addicts have walked to the front doors of the police station asking for help. they haven't been arrested instead they have been sent into treatment. gloucester's police chief tells me he hopes that's a sign that what he's doing here in this town is working. in gloucester, bob ward, fox 25 news. boston homeowners looking to upgrade or change their homes will soon have a way to file and check the stat yous of their permits on-line. they can apply for the permits on-line so they permitting office. site is not up and running just yet but organizers said it should be ready soon. >> the t is promising to year. the boston globe says 80 red and orange line trains will have stainless steel you plows attached to them by the end of january. plows can operate while passengers are on board and clear four inches of snow every 10 minutes. the plows used last year were so heavy the trains could not carry passengers. if winter doesn't get started until late january just like did it last year that will be just fine. here's what's happening out there tonight. we have mostly clear skies just a couple of clouds around and temperatures have been able to drop out there to lowell it's still in the 40s but not far away in carlyle down to 39 in kings -- tyngsboro. and 39 back up to 43 they have been bouncing around up there up to western and south western new hampshire. now let's get to the south shore here this one kind of surprised me in taunton reporting 39 from our weather spotter there. 41 in attleboro and nearby norton not out of the realm. to the north and west of worcester to southeast vermont going down into the upper 30s 50s by 10:00 in the morning. temperatures jumping quickly with that sunshine. same thing in boston. right back to the upper 50s just before lunchtime. it gets even warmer than that it's not even the hottest we'll see this week. fireworks show will go on. >> the mayor announcing today the city of boston credit union will sponsor this year's midnight fireworks on new year's eve. >> this isn't the first time it has been up here in the city they do incredible work. have fireworks here in the city for first night and i appreciate all their effort there. >> the credit union will donate $30,000 to continue the fireworks that decision. organize sears that the late show was in jeopardy at that time. rob gronkowski is a star patriots player and known for his charitable work. >> but now he's doling you out his financial advice. gronk has teamed up with capital one for a program called gronk-anomics setting up automatic transfers. in his new book that he hasn't spent a time on his football money instead lives off his endorsement deals. patriots save devin mccordy surprising patients this afternoon at boston children's hospital. it's part of his tackle sickle cell campaign. the hospital tweeting out this picture to say thank you. mccordy and his twin brother launched the program to raise money to fight sickle cell diseases. mccordy is also hosting casino night fund-raiser later this month. nhl honored brad march&. i will tell you what bill belichick had to say at the trade deadline. >> one local town's veteran parade cancelled. how the school is responding with a lesson for all students. >> jeb bush wanted to invigorate his campaign with a new slogan how do you reimagine "banking"? you start with this... then you make it... nothing like this. you make a capital one caf\. someplace more relaxed. with free wi-fi and banking advice... without all the "double talk." and checking accounts with no minimums... or fees. then you design a top-rated mobile app that makes banking as easy as this. that's banking reimagined. okay, so everyone is saying, "hurry! you gotta get fios" but why? well, right now for a limited time, you can get a great deal from fios. the 100% fiber optic network. only fios has the fastest internet and wi-fi available from 50 to 500 megs. so whatever speed you need, fios has it. get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone starting at $79.99 a month. and get $300 back with a 2-year agreement. this is your last chance. offer ends november 7th. >> a remarkable start for the patriots. the bengals and broncos continue to keep the pace. tom brady was asked about the notion of once again going through the regular season undefeated. >> that would be the furthest fling anybody's mind i would really careless about those type of things when you reflect back you year. when you're in the middle of it you can't do anything about a game in december. we got one mission this week it sounds like a clich\ but it's not because it workts -- it works. it's easy to take it take for granted because we have a good record we have played well for a period of time. but i don't think we as players ever take the for granted. >> we have our first notable trade. vernon davis was moved from tonight. he has spent the first 9.50 years of his career in san francisco now another weapon for peyton manning that's the second half of the year approaches. bill belichick asked about the trade deadline earlier this morning. we're always open to the sessions i think everybody in the league probably knows that you our phone linings are open. it takes two to make a deal it has to be the right situation. then we'll see what happens. >> bruins have turned things around since starting the year 0-3. they have won four straight and today brad marchand was honored. the bs back home to face the stars then a three game sewed relationship. busy week and they answer with that with a 6-3-1 record. >> when we do it we're a really good team when we don't we get in trouble. when you look at the last number of games we've really focused on doing that. it's helped us a lot. >> really simplifying our game i think that stayed off. that we're still scoring a lot. with good defense we can provide a good offense. royals game 5 win the most highly rated world series game since 2009. certainly a fun team to watch. now the end of the season means the start of free agency will quickly be upon us. wednesday in fact is the buchholz. once again shutdown this year early with arm trouble he is due $13 million if they do pick up the option it is likely they're going to pick that up deal because clay has passed his off season medical test. potential free agents around the league can file this week then the real fun begins it's time to go shopping. i'm tom lieden. fox 25 sports. now at 11:00, toilet cleaner mixed in with halloween candy. only on fox 25 a local mother tell us us what she wrote down after finding the poison to try and protect other kids. misidentified as a potential terrorist in the marathon bombings. for first time the college student in this photo is talking. >> it couldn't have got any worse. are you a terrorist, did you bomb the marathon? >> two years later this young man shares the one out of it. >> a local mosque vandalized with spray paint. the piece of video and what could help crack the case. >> announcer: complete new england news coverage starts right now. this is fox 25 news at 11:00. a mother finds toilet bowl cleaner inside her child's halloween pail and her trick-or-treater wasn't the only one giving it. >> only on fox 25 we're hearing from one of the parents who found the poison. fox 25's ted daniel is live in hopkinton with her reaction. ted? >> reporter: it is possible that someone could mistakenly pass out an industrial strength toilet cleaner but it certainly seems highly unlikely. police aren't sure what to make of had situation but with two reports they're taking it very seriously. >> he didn't eat it or open it. but when do you find out it happened to somebody else it's scary. >> reporter: inside the white wrapper wasn't a

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