Pokemon Valentine's Cards and Pops under recall

Yesterday on Valentine's Day (February 14th, 2008), A 10-year-old boy was putting together his Valentines when he says he discovered a razor blade sticking out of one of the lollipops in Polk County, Florida.

The boy was planning on handing out the candies to students at his school on Feb. 14. The package labeling on the candy says it was made in China and imported into the US.

Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd spoke of his concerns:

"We caught it, it was in the backpacks and prepared to be taken to school before we even knew this problem existed. That's why it's of concern to us. Where's the rest of the razor blades?"

The manufacturer of the "Pokemon" brand candy sells to grocery stores, drug stores and wholesale warehouse clubs across the country.

There is also another lolipop that has a staple in it as well. As for now, they are on a recall not just because of lead, but this time, metal fragments.

This is Nintendo-related because we want you guys to be more careful with these. So please tell your children about this.