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MUM PRICKED BY DIRTY NEEDLE FILLED WITH BLOOD IN PUBLIC TOILET FACES SIX-MONTH WAIT FOR INFECTION TEST RESULTS
06-09-2017
2017
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captionPic from Caters News (PICTURED: Sarah Eacott-Broun.) - A mum who was pricked by a used needle after putting her hand in a toilet roll dispenser will have to wait six months for the results of her infection tests. Sarah Eacott-Broun, 42, was shopping with her 10-year-old daughter and husband, Mark, 43, when she stopped to use the public toilet before meeting them both at the car, on August 26. After putting her hand into the roll dispenser she felt a sharp pain in her finger and as she pulled her hand back a used needle, filled with blood, dropped to the floor. SEE CATERS COPY
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captionPic from Caters News (PICTURED: The cubicle where the needle was.) - A mum who was pricked by a used needle after putting her hand in a toilet roll dispenser will have to wait six months for the results of her infection tests. Sarah Eacott-Broun, 42, was shopping with her 10-year-old daughter and husband, Mark, 43, when she stopped to use the public toilet before meeting them both at the car, on August 26. After putting her hand into the roll dispenser she felt a sharp pain in her finger and as she pulled her hand back a used needle, filled with blood, dropped to the floor. SEE CATERS COPY
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captionPic from Caters News (PICTURED: The cubicle where the needle was.) - A mum who was pricked by a used needle after putting her hand in a toilet roll dispenser will have to wait six months for the results of her infection tests. Sarah Eacott-Broun, 42, was shopping with her 10-year-old daughter and husband, Mark, 43, when she stopped to use the public toilet before meeting them both at the car, on August 26. After putting her hand into the roll dispenser she felt a sharp pain in her finger and as she pulled her hand back a used needle, filled with blood, dropped to the floor. SEE CATERS COPY
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captionPic from Caters News (PICTURED: The cubicle where the needle was.) - A mum who was pricked by a used needle after putting her hand in a toilet roll dispenser will have to wait six months for the results of her infection tests. Sarah Eacott-Broun, 42, was shopping with her 10-year-old daughter and husband, Mark, 43, when she stopped to use the public toilet before meeting them both at the car, on August 26. After putting her hand into the roll dispenser she felt a sharp pain in her finger and as she pulled her hand back a used needle, filled with blood, dropped to the floor. SEE CATERS COPY
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captionPic from Caters News (PICTURED: The cubicle where the needle was.) - A mum who was pricked by a used needle after putting her hand in a toilet roll dispenser will have to wait six months for the results of her infection tests. Sarah Eacott-Broun, 42, was shopping with her 10-year-old daughter and husband, Mark, 43, when she stopped to use the public toilet before meeting them both at the car, on August 26. After putting her hand into the roll dispenser she felt a sharp pain in her finger and as she pulled her hand back a used needle, filled with blood, dropped to the floor. SEE CATERS COPY
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captionPic from Caters News (PICTURED: The cubicle where the needle was.) - A mum who was pricked by a used needle after putting her hand in a toilet roll dispenser will have to wait six months for the results of her infection tests. Sarah Eacott-Broun, 42, was shopping with her 10-year-old daughter and husband, Mark, 43, when she stopped to use the public toilet before meeting them both at the car, on August 26. After putting her hand into the roll dispenser she felt a sharp pain in her finger and as she pulled her hand back a used needle, filled with blood, dropped to the floor. SEE CATERS COPY
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captionPic from Caters News (PICTURED: The cubicle where the needle was.) - A mum who was pricked by a used needle after putting her hand in a toilet roll dispenser will have to wait six months for the results of her infection tests. Sarah Eacott-Broun, 42, was shopping with her 10-year-old daughter and husband, Mark, 43, when she stopped to use the public toilet before meeting them both at the car, on August 26. After putting her hand into the roll dispenser she felt a sharp pain in her finger and as she pulled her hand back a used needle, filled with blood, dropped to the floor. SEE CATERS COPY
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captionPic from Caters News (PICTURED: Sarah Eacott-Broun with her family.) - A mum who was pricked by a used needle after putting her hand in a toilet roll dispenser will have to wait six months for the results of her infection tests. Sarah Eacott-Broun, 42, was shopping with her 10-year-old daughter and husband, Mark, 43, when she stopped to use the public toilet before meeting them both at the car, on August 26. After putting her hand into the roll dispenser she felt a sharp pain in her finger and as she pulled her hand back a used needle, filled with blood, dropped to the floor. SEE CATERS COPY
