Tear Gas
When law enforcement is forced to fire tear gas into a residence, it is a last resort. Unfortunately, for the homeowner it is a huge problem. CN, CS, and OC are types of tear gas used to flush out a suspect when barricaded. The chemical composition of tear gas makes it nearly impossible for anyone to withstand its effects. Even after months go by, tear gas will continue to off gas and cause symptoms of respiratory distress as well as eye, nose and mouth irritation.
Tear gas is fired out of a shotgun and the canister itself is shaped like a small torpedo. When the canister hits inside the structure it ruptures, releasing a fine oily mist that penetrates all areas of a room. Usually several canisters are fired into a home making it virtually impossible for a suspect to hide. Unfortunately, the entire house is uninhabitable after such an event. Canisters may penetrate into walls. When this occurs, the drywall must be removed and all pieces of the device must be removed. Quality Restoration utilizes special equipment and tear gas neutralizers to remove tear gas residue and odor.