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Novichok cops remove bins in probe breakthrough after speaking to Charlie Rowley.

Police investigating the Salisbury Novichok poisoning have removed two bins from
behind a cordoned off shop after speaking to nerve agent vicim Charlie Rowley.

'Scotland Yard’s counter-terror detectives have discovered new information about the poisoning
of Rowley and his girlfriend Dawn Sturgess at the end of June. 

Two bins located in a sealed-off area behind shops in Catherine Street, Salisbury –near where the
couple were poisoned –have been seized by police and taken away for analysis.

The bins were removed at around 11am this morning and will be taken to a military laboratory in
Porton Down to be analysed by chemical experts.
Officers swooped on the bins after speaking with Rowley, who was recently released from hospital
weeks after he collapsed at his home in Amesbury, Wilts...'

Swooped. F*ckin' swooped! I wouldn't have the kahunas to write such a stupid sentence!
I'm sure -as this image shows, it was more effective to stand guard over the poentially-deadly poison
-dispensing trash bins than just take them away.

'...Detectives believe Charlie and Dawn were exposed to the Novichok after picking up a perfume bottle
containing the deadly nerve agent somewhere in Salisbury. Public Health England (PHE) has reassured
the public that the risk from contamination remains low.



In a statement, the Metropolitan Police said: "Officers from the Counter Terrorism Policing Network are
continuing to speak to Charlie Rowley about his recollections prior to him falling ill...'

That's if they catch him coming out of the liquor store.

'..."As a result of this, specialists began removing two bins from a cordoned-off area behind shops in
Catherine Street, Salisbury, at approximately 11.00am this morning, Thursday, 2 August...'

The Police woman is the same one from the post of Wallfire provided from the Daily Mail article dated
5th July. This means the same newspaper is stating it's taken a month for the 'experts' to decided to take
the receptacles.

'...The new development comes as the Wiltshire Air Ambulance service revealed vehicles and kit used in the
response to the Novichok incident would be tested. 

"The highly precautionary process, is designed to ensure that no onward contamination has taken place," a
Wiltshire Police spokesman said. "The risk of this is assessed as low, however it is essential that no chances
are taken and this is why the work is taking place."

Police searches are ongoing at a number of sites, including the Queen Elizabeth Gardens in Salisbury, where
Dawn and Charlie had visited prior to them falling ill.
"The bins will be taken to the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory at Porton Down for analysis."...'

The Daily Star:

The remainder of the article is just a re-write about the couple and Rowley's emotive comments.