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16-08-2005, 17:58
Tuesday 30th August
30th August 2005 Tuesday
Hauled in front of Acting Superintendent Amanda Prosser (Serena Gordon) for her drunk and disorderly behaviour, Inspector Gina Gold (Roberta Taylor) is reprimanded and is in serious trouble. She retaliates by writing an impressive proposal outlining her initiative against anti-social behaviour caused by drinking, and Amanda is forced to eat her words much to Gina’s delight.
Suffering from a hangover, Sergeant Dale Smith (Alex Walkinshaw) tries his best to retract what he told PC Sheelagh Murphy (Bernie Nolan) accusing PC Gabriel Kent (Todd Carty) of raping Kerry Young. Smithy admits his confession to Gina who makes him convince Sheelagh it was just drunken nonsense. Unable to forget Smithy’s words, Sheelagh asks Gabriel about the allegation – will her curiosity land her in deeper danger with the crazed cop?
DCI Jack Meadows (Simon Rouse) leads his team to find concrete evidence of his son Benjamin’s (Kieran Bew) ‘Grab-A-Gram’ drugs business. The proof is eventually found on a lap top kept in his gym locker and DC Terry Perkins (Bruce Byron) arrests him. Benjamin begs DS Samantha Nixon (Lisa Maxwell) to let him see his father and after hearing some choice words from Jack, Benjamin pleads guilty to all charges and agrees to provide detailed information on all his contacts.
PC’s Amber Johannsen (Myfanwy Waring) and Honey Harman (Kim Tiddy) are paired up and Amber is given her first ‘death visit’ to deal with. Helpful Honey gives her tips on how to break the news to a mother whose son has passed away in an accident and Amber tries her best to be sympathetic to Mrs Linos (Mia Soteriou) when telling her the bad news. It turns out the deceased had a stolen passport with him and Amber has broken the devastating news to the wrong woman, leaving Amber distraught.
Wednesday 31st August
Shocked and upset, Sergeant June Ackland (Trudie Goodwin) can’t believe her eyes when she receives a visiting order from her thirteen year old rapist, Ross Trescot (Jack O’Connell). Fellow Sergeant Dale Smith (Alex Walkinshaw) shows concern when the news starts to affect June’s work and is amazed when she decides to face her attacker…
Hoping she’ll follow in her mother’s footsteps, PC Sheelagh Murphy (Bernie Nolan) brings her daughter Siobhan (Kirsty Wood) into the station to experience a day in the life of a police officer. Smithy places Siobhan in the back of the area car with PC’s Gabriel Kent (Todd Carty) and Reg Hollis (Jeff Sewart). Throughout the day and after an exciting car chase, she warms to the idea of becoming a copper and also encourages her mother to make up with Gabriel.
DI Neil Manson (Andrew Lancel) rushes to wife Pippa’s (Lucy Cohu) aid when he hears she has been assaulted in court. The estranged couple who have been leading separate lives, realise their future together might be worth fighting for.
After Siobhan’s intervention, Gabriel accepts Sheelagh’s apology of accusing him of raping Kerry and they kiss and make up. Not wanting to two-time Sheelagh, Gabriel visits secret girlfriend Zoe Dowman (Viva Duce) to verbally degrade her and call off their ‘relationship’.
Led by DCI Jack Meadows (Simon Rouse), the CID team continue to investigate where the fake passports are being printed. They come across a graphics company which was saved from going bust with a £100,000 investment from Jamil Fenton (Patrick Myles). When seeing Jamil with Pete Larson’s (Graham McTavish) messenger boy, they know for a fact that Larson is involved in the scam. DS Phil Hunter (Scott Maslen) arrests Jamil but DC Zain Nadir (TJ Ramani) is infuriated when he refuses to admit Pete Larson is the financial backer. Zain decides to visit Larson who threatens him not to investigate into his personal affairs any further, or else…
30th August 2005 Tuesday
Hauled in front of Acting Superintendent Amanda Prosser (Serena Gordon) for her drunk and disorderly behaviour, Inspector Gina Gold (Roberta Taylor) is reprimanded and is in serious trouble. She retaliates by writing an impressive proposal outlining her initiative against anti-social behaviour caused by drinking, and Amanda is forced to eat her words much to Gina’s delight.
Suffering from a hangover, Sergeant Dale Smith (Alex Walkinshaw) tries his best to retract what he told PC Sheelagh Murphy (Bernie Nolan) accusing PC Gabriel Kent (Todd Carty) of raping Kerry Young. Smithy admits his confession to Gina who makes him convince Sheelagh it was just drunken nonsense. Unable to forget Smithy’s words, Sheelagh asks Gabriel about the allegation – will her curiosity land her in deeper danger with the crazed cop?
DCI Jack Meadows (Simon Rouse) leads his team to find concrete evidence of his son Benjamin’s (Kieran Bew) ‘Grab-A-Gram’ drugs business. The proof is eventually found on a lap top kept in his gym locker and DC Terry Perkins (Bruce Byron) arrests him. Benjamin begs DS Samantha Nixon (Lisa Maxwell) to let him see his father and after hearing some choice words from Jack, Benjamin pleads guilty to all charges and agrees to provide detailed information on all his contacts.
PC’s Amber Johannsen (Myfanwy Waring) and Honey Harman (Kim Tiddy) are paired up and Amber is given her first ‘death visit’ to deal with. Helpful Honey gives her tips on how to break the news to a mother whose son has passed away in an accident and Amber tries her best to be sympathetic to Mrs Linos (Mia Soteriou) when telling her the bad news. It turns out the deceased had a stolen passport with him and Amber has broken the devastating news to the wrong woman, leaving Amber distraught.
Wednesday 31st August
Shocked and upset, Sergeant June Ackland (Trudie Goodwin) can’t believe her eyes when she receives a visiting order from her thirteen year old rapist, Ross Trescot (Jack O’Connell). Fellow Sergeant Dale Smith (Alex Walkinshaw) shows concern when the news starts to affect June’s work and is amazed when she decides to face her attacker…
Hoping she’ll follow in her mother’s footsteps, PC Sheelagh Murphy (Bernie Nolan) brings her daughter Siobhan (Kirsty Wood) into the station to experience a day in the life of a police officer. Smithy places Siobhan in the back of the area car with PC’s Gabriel Kent (Todd Carty) and Reg Hollis (Jeff Sewart). Throughout the day and after an exciting car chase, she warms to the idea of becoming a copper and also encourages her mother to make up with Gabriel.
DI Neil Manson (Andrew Lancel) rushes to wife Pippa’s (Lucy Cohu) aid when he hears she has been assaulted in court. The estranged couple who have been leading separate lives, realise their future together might be worth fighting for.
After Siobhan’s intervention, Gabriel accepts Sheelagh’s apology of accusing him of raping Kerry and they kiss and make up. Not wanting to two-time Sheelagh, Gabriel visits secret girlfriend Zoe Dowman (Viva Duce) to verbally degrade her and call off their ‘relationship’.
Led by DCI Jack Meadows (Simon Rouse), the CID team continue to investigate where the fake passports are being printed. They come across a graphics company which was saved from going bust with a £100,000 investment from Jamil Fenton (Patrick Myles). When seeing Jamil with Pete Larson’s (Graham McTavish) messenger boy, they know for a fact that Larson is involved in the scam. DS Phil Hunter (Scott Maslen) arrests Jamil but DC Zain Nadir (TJ Ramani) is infuriated when he refuses to admit Pete Larson is the financial backer. Zain decides to visit Larson who threatens him not to investigate into his personal affairs any further, or else…