Razor blades in cereal

By News Staff

Posted Nov 2, 2010 04:35:23 AM.

This article is more than 5 years old.

A disturbing discovery for a Cambridge resident.

Regional Police were called after someone found a pair of razor blades in the bottom of a box of Cheerios.

No one was hurt.

Police say the resident bought the cereal at a Cambridge grocery store a couple of weeks ago and found the blazes in the bottom of the product liner.

Police have contacted the manufacturer General Mills to assist in the investigation.

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