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Russian spy poisoning: investigation extends to Dorset town

The investigation into the nerve agent attack on Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia has widened further to take in a Dorset town and detectives have examined computer equipment of some of the former spy’s neighbours.

Residents of Gillingham, 30 miles west of Salisbury, were told to stay indoors while detectives and military personnel secured a vehicle connected to the attack. It is believed that the move is linked to Skripal’s BMW, one of the key focuses of the huge police operation.

Neighbours of Skripal, who lives on the outskirts of Salisbury, revealed that police have been examining their computer equipment.

Resident Chelsie Croes, 21, said: “They came to our house asking to check the wi-fi. The police wanted to check our internet routers. They didn’t say why they were doing it. I don’t know if they wanted to find out if we had been hacked into.”

As part of the inquiry - codenamed Operation Lime - officers have been going door to door asking people if they knew the Skripals and when they last saw them.


Source :- theguardian

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