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Detecting hazardous materials: King of the hill
Gary Mason finds out how the Capitol Police hazardous materials squad keeps the US Congress safe from harm on Capitol Hill.
Date - 9th June 2014
By - Gary Mason - Police Product Insight
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By - Gary Mason - Police Product Insight
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