According to foreign media reports on January 1, Laura Trig from the UK found a needle in a sportswear she bought for her son from the store, and her son was also stabbed by the needle.
▲Laura Trig and her son
33-year-old Laura Trig is from Brillington, Hull, England. She bought Adidas sportswear from a sports goods store in a beachfront town as a gift to her son Frankie Lee.
Laura claimed that her son felt uncomfortable after she put on her 21-month-old son in new clothes, and later she discovered a needle on the security check label left on the legs of her pants.
Laura said: "You have to know that when the child is uncomfortable, the mother will be sad. I know that accidents will happen, but it is ridiculous to be found in children's sportswear. Logically, checking is their job."
▲The thumbtips found by Laura in sportswear
Laura hopes to have a good day on the holiday with her three children.
She said: "That was the first day of my holiday with the kids, but the needle scratched Frankie's ankle and our mood was messed up."
2-year-old Frankie cried while playing with his new bike outside, "He found me and pulled up his sportswear. I asked him to sit on the sofa, and he kept pulling his trouser legs." Laura told reporters.
▲Pushpin found by Laura in sportswear
Lara complained to the store, but the manager just explained that they were busy.
She said: "I called the manager and asked him to talk to him and explained what happened, but they said it was just an accident and they were busy and didn't have time to take over the matter."
"They didn't seem to be affected by this, but in fact the problem is more serious than I thought."
Laura claimed she had contacted the sports direct customer service team but received no response.
(Lin Zhiyu)
