10000 counts per second is a very small amount, compared with what Litvinenko drank, which would have been a couple of hundred million counts per second. I wouldn’t be happy at drinking from that pot, but I wouldn’t be concerned by doing so.
There was a lot of health screening in the aftermath. The authorities used NHS Direct as the first line, and it took 3837 calls, based on which 1844 people were sent questionnaires and 753 of those asked to provide 24 hour urine samples for polonium analysis. About 50 showed contamination at levels corresponding to the sort of risk associated with a medical X-ray. None showed anything close to the levels needed to see acute effects like Litvinenko suffered.
This was actually a rather well managed incident. Lots of stuff has been in the public domain from the time, for example this and this.
Oh and Yasser Arafat- that’s nonsense.