#Suspicious package band skin

Police say the employees were aware of the incident in Barrington Passage so no one had handled the package, and no injuries were reported. Perkins says he is doing fine.ДЄround the same time, members of the Bridgewater Police Service were responding to a similar complaint at PerkinsвЂ™ office in Bridgewater, N.S. The building was evacuated and PerkinsвЂ™ assistant was taken to hospital as a precaution.

Monday and secured the scene until officers trained to handle irritants could attend. 'In it were images of things like the Nuremberg trials, politicians being hung, that kind of thing as I understand it, which is imagery that I understand is going around on social media right now,' he said.

'After pulling the materials out that were inside, shortly thereafter, he started to have trouble with his eyes watering and irritation and having trouble seeing, and painful feelings on his hands,' said Perkins.ДЄccording to Perkins, the envelopes contained disturbing images.

#Suspicious package band skin

Perkins says his assistant had difficulty breathing and his eyes and skin became irritated after he opened a package that had arrived at the office, so the man called police. Police believe some of the packages contained a chemical irritant and further testing is being conducted to identify the substance.Д¬onservative MP Rick Perkins confirmed to CTV News that his federal constituency office in Barrington Passage, N.S., was one of the targeted locations. Police in Nova Scotia are investigating after suspicious packages were delivered to at least four public offices in the province, including one incident where an employee was injured after opening the package.