Police rescue man in drill against nerve poison attack

NAGOYA, Japan - Antiriot policemen in chemical protective suits rescue an "injured man" in an antiterrorism drill on the assumption of liquid sarin nerve poison being dispersed at a police school in Kasugai, Aichi Prefecture, central Japan, on Dec.9, 2014.

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