Presumably because they were ordered to, the BBC seem to be the only news-outlet reporting
on the Salisbury/Amesbury incident today. Maybe someone more important than the registered
drug-addict Charlie Rowley is visiting London?
So, we'll take it the deadly nerve-agent container has gone back to sleep until Trump goes home?
on the Salisbury/Amesbury incident today. Maybe someone more important than the registered
drug-addict Charlie Rowley is visiting London?
Quote:'Extraordinary level of demand' on Wiltshire Police.BBC:
'The policing minister should help with the "extraordinary level of demand" facing officers following major
incidents in Amesbury and Salisbury, Wiltshire's police commissioner said.
Angus Macpherson said he had spoken to policing minister Nick Hurd to ensure the "increased pressure"
was addressed.
The comments were made shortly before police cordoned off a road in Salisbury after a man was reported
to be ill. Officers later said there was "no concern" for the man's health.
They added there was also no "wider risk to the public".
Mr Macpherson said the resources of forces across the country were also being stretched by the US presidential
visit, the Royal International Air Tattoo and large summer events.
He said Mr Hurd had reassured him "the current approach to policing cordons, in relation to the ongoing major
incidents in Amesbury and Salisbury, is under review to help me ensure that policing services more widely across
Wiltshire and Swindon remain unaffected".
"Wiltshire Police has received great support from almost every police force across the county since the first major
incident was declared in March," he added.
"Alongside the chief constable I couldn't be more grateful for the help and support of those forces, however,
with more and more rest days being cancelled and annual leave requests being put on hold, we must now
explore a different approach."
Police cordoned off Castle Street in Salisbury at about 18:20 BST on Thursday after a man in his 30s was
reported to be ill, near the Zizzi restaurant where ex-Russian spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia dined
before they fell ill.
It was reopened just after 21:00 BST.
On Twitter, Salisbury Police said the man had been taken to Salisbury District Hospital and was "fully assessed
by medical staff". "We understand that our initial response to the incident may have looked alarming, but we hope
you appreciate why we needed to take this highly precautionary measure," they added...'
So, we'll take it the deadly nerve-agent container has gone back to sleep until Trump goes home?
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