A policeman is released for not being contaminated by Novichok

A British policeman was released after a negative test for a possible exposure to Novichok.

A case involving a partner in serious condition since last week for contact with this Soviet neurotoxic agent. The same who touched the former Russian double spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia last March in Salisbury.

A team of one hundred agents, supported by the United Kingdom anti-terrorist unit, follows this city and Amesbury, both of which are frequented by new victims.

John Glen, MP for Salisbury Conservative Party:

It is likely that someone was sent to administer the Nervous Agent to the Skripal, at the door of his house, and from there. one way or another before or after that, some remains were placed in another place and these two people contacted. "[19659004] Dawn Sturgess and Charlie Rowley, the current badigned, with drug and alcohol problems according to police, could have come into contact with contaminated remains in Salisbury. used to look for things in the trash to use or sell them.

The Skripal were released last April without having verified the circumstances of what happened.

London again asked for explanations to Russia, which denies any involvement in the facts.