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12-03-2007, 15:58
Wednesday 28 March
DS Stuart Turner (Doug Rao) and DC Mickey Webb (Chris Simmons) are called to the scene of an arson attack and suspicious death. While questioning the neighbours, Stuart speaks to a man called Ray Moore (Mark Bonnar) about the fire. Back at Sun Hill, the mention of Ray Moore’s name rattles Superintendent John Heaton (Daniel Flynn), adding complications to his already difficult day. Angry, the Superintendent tells Stuart, Mickey and DCI Jack Meadows (Simon Rouse) that Ray specialises in extortion and blackmail and is also a violent psychopath. He has never done any time and they need to sharpen up their act if they are to bring him down. After arguing with estranged wife, Rhiannion (Rebecca Charles), Heaton calls her and warns her to take their daughter and leave London as Ray is back in town. Intrigued, Mickey and Jack try attempt to uncover how exactly Heaton and Ray know each other…
PCs Emma Hinckley (Melanie Gutteridge) and Will Fletcher (Gary Lucy) work on a case involving a terrified young lad, Jimmy (Rory Jennings), who has to give evidence in court against a well-known thug. PCs Reg Hollis (Jeff Stewart) and Tony Stamp (Graham Cole) are sent to find Jimmy who has does a runner, and Matt Hinckley (Mark Dexter) proves his worth as an excellent CPS lawyer when he helps the officers get a result on the case.
Thursday 29 March
PCs Roger Valentine (John Bowler) and Lewis Hardy (Aml Ameen) investigate a stabbing incident and after discovering the victim, Sean is a member of the Sken gang, Lewis is surprised to bump into estranged cousin Dominic Hardy (Richie Campbell) during the case. Lewis asks Dominic if he is still involved with the Sken Massive and therefore connected to the crime. Dominic denies any involvement and DS Phil Hunter (Scott Maslen) and DC Jo Masters (Sally Rogers) take the investigation on. At St Hugh’s hospital, Lewis is stunned when he finds a threatening text message on Sean’s phone demanding money, and when he sees the message is signed ‘DH’ the young PC is determined to find out the truth even if it means bending the rules.
Meanwhile, PCs Diane Noble (Kaye Wragg) and Will Fletcher (Gary Lucy) involve themselves in a car chase and are stunned when they witness a boy knocked off his bike and killed by the car they were chasing. Will and Diane discover a link between the registration of the car and Superintendent John Heaton’s (Daniel Flynn) arch enemy, Ray Moore (Mark Bonnar), and pass the information onto Heaton. DCI Jack Meadows (Simon Rouse) attempts to find out more information about Ray and when one of Ray’s known associates goes missing, Heaton is certain he has killed him.
DS Stuart Turner (Doug Rao) and DC Mickey Webb (Chris Simmons) are called to the scene of an arson attack and suspicious death. While questioning the neighbours, Stuart speaks to a man called Ray Moore (Mark Bonnar) about the fire. Back at Sun Hill, the mention of Ray Moore’s name rattles Superintendent John Heaton (Daniel Flynn), adding complications to his already difficult day. Angry, the Superintendent tells Stuart, Mickey and DCI Jack Meadows (Simon Rouse) that Ray specialises in extortion and blackmail and is also a violent psychopath. He has never done any time and they need to sharpen up their act if they are to bring him down. After arguing with estranged wife, Rhiannion (Rebecca Charles), Heaton calls her and warns her to take their daughter and leave London as Ray is back in town. Intrigued, Mickey and Jack try attempt to uncover how exactly Heaton and Ray know each other…
PCs Emma Hinckley (Melanie Gutteridge) and Will Fletcher (Gary Lucy) work on a case involving a terrified young lad, Jimmy (Rory Jennings), who has to give evidence in court against a well-known thug. PCs Reg Hollis (Jeff Stewart) and Tony Stamp (Graham Cole) are sent to find Jimmy who has does a runner, and Matt Hinckley (Mark Dexter) proves his worth as an excellent CPS lawyer when he helps the officers get a result on the case.
Thursday 29 March
PCs Roger Valentine (John Bowler) and Lewis Hardy (Aml Ameen) investigate a stabbing incident and after discovering the victim, Sean is a member of the Sken gang, Lewis is surprised to bump into estranged cousin Dominic Hardy (Richie Campbell) during the case. Lewis asks Dominic if he is still involved with the Sken Massive and therefore connected to the crime. Dominic denies any involvement and DS Phil Hunter (Scott Maslen) and DC Jo Masters (Sally Rogers) take the investigation on. At St Hugh’s hospital, Lewis is stunned when he finds a threatening text message on Sean’s phone demanding money, and when he sees the message is signed ‘DH’ the young PC is determined to find out the truth even if it means bending the rules.
Meanwhile, PCs Diane Noble (Kaye Wragg) and Will Fletcher (Gary Lucy) involve themselves in a car chase and are stunned when they witness a boy knocked off his bike and killed by the car they were chasing. Will and Diane discover a link between the registration of the car and Superintendent John Heaton’s (Daniel Flynn) arch enemy, Ray Moore (Mark Bonnar), and pass the information onto Heaton. DCI Jack Meadows (Simon Rouse) attempts to find out more information about Ray and when one of Ray’s known associates goes missing, Heaton is certain he has killed him.