Jojo
23-03-2008, 13:22
Closing the Net: Part 1
PCs Emma Keane and Roger Valentine are shocked when they discover 13-year-old Jenny Waterson bleeding from an attempted suicide. At St Hughs, Jenny’s grandfather, Ken, and the officers are told there is evidence Jenny has been sexually assaulted.
At Jenny’s house, her room is examined and officers find a webcam and laptop, leading to concerns that it could be a case of online grooming. DC Grace Dasari takes the laptop to the CEOP (Child Exploitation and Online Protection) headquarters where she meets Superintendent Tom Faraday and grumpy technical wizard, DI Phil Ashley.
Elsewhere, DC Terry Perkins visits Peter Williams, a known sexual offender with a fondness for teenage girls, who claims that he is a reformed character and has an alibi for the time of Jenny’s assault.
Back at the hospital, an emotional Jenny reveals to Terry and Emma that she struck up an internet friendship with a man called ‘Craig’ and met him in a nearby park. She says that he was much older then he had claimed and when she went back to his house, she was drugged and raped.
At CEOP, Phil works on Jenny’s PC and has discovered that ‘Craigs’ real name is Carl Newton. The officers are soon horrified when they discover Jenny’s best friend, Shareen Taylor has been spotted on CCTV meeting Carl in the same park that Jenny previously met him in.
While officers desperately hunt for Shareen, events take a further disturbing turn when Ashley manages to access a paedophile network, discovering that there will be a live show the following night involving an eight year old boy…
Closing the Net: Part 2
Paedophile Graham Rixton is questioned about an internet network he has been found on by DS Max Carter and DC Terry Perkins, with Superintendents John Heaton and Tom Faraday watching from a viewing room. The network has announced that a young boy, later identified as Simon Thomas, will be abused live on the internet that evening. Faraday explains that in order to save Simon, they need to find out who is running the network.
Back at the CEOP unit, DC Grace Dasari wonders how DI Phil Ashley copes with the job after she is given the disturbing task of examining photographic evidence.
Back at the station, the officers discover where the network administrator is based and rush to the address only to find the house empty. Realising that the suspect is working on a wireless network, DS Stuart Turner, along with Terry and Faraday chase after a van that has suddenly driven away and are shocked to find known sex offender Peter Williams in the driving seat with a laptop.
Back at the station, and aware that time is rapidly running out for Simon, Terry interviews Williams for the second time. After a frustrating interview they head to Williams’ house, where the DC is determined to find clues to the whereabouts of the missing boy.
As Terry searches, Williams antagonises him to the point where Terry knees him in the groin. Williams is taken back to the station while Terry continues to search, knowing that he must be close. He finally finds the evidence he needs and after cracking the code, Grace and Phil are able to give Sun Hill officers the address where Simon is - but with minutes to spare. Have the officers left it too late?
PCs Emma Keane and Roger Valentine are shocked when they discover 13-year-old Jenny Waterson bleeding from an attempted suicide. At St Hughs, Jenny’s grandfather, Ken, and the officers are told there is evidence Jenny has been sexually assaulted.
At Jenny’s house, her room is examined and officers find a webcam and laptop, leading to concerns that it could be a case of online grooming. DC Grace Dasari takes the laptop to the CEOP (Child Exploitation and Online Protection) headquarters where she meets Superintendent Tom Faraday and grumpy technical wizard, DI Phil Ashley.
Elsewhere, DC Terry Perkins visits Peter Williams, a known sexual offender with a fondness for teenage girls, who claims that he is a reformed character and has an alibi for the time of Jenny’s assault.
Back at the hospital, an emotional Jenny reveals to Terry and Emma that she struck up an internet friendship with a man called ‘Craig’ and met him in a nearby park. She says that he was much older then he had claimed and when she went back to his house, she was drugged and raped.
At CEOP, Phil works on Jenny’s PC and has discovered that ‘Craigs’ real name is Carl Newton. The officers are soon horrified when they discover Jenny’s best friend, Shareen Taylor has been spotted on CCTV meeting Carl in the same park that Jenny previously met him in.
While officers desperately hunt for Shareen, events take a further disturbing turn when Ashley manages to access a paedophile network, discovering that there will be a live show the following night involving an eight year old boy…
Closing the Net: Part 2
Paedophile Graham Rixton is questioned about an internet network he has been found on by DS Max Carter and DC Terry Perkins, with Superintendents John Heaton and Tom Faraday watching from a viewing room. The network has announced that a young boy, later identified as Simon Thomas, will be abused live on the internet that evening. Faraday explains that in order to save Simon, they need to find out who is running the network.
Back at the CEOP unit, DC Grace Dasari wonders how DI Phil Ashley copes with the job after she is given the disturbing task of examining photographic evidence.
Back at the station, the officers discover where the network administrator is based and rush to the address only to find the house empty. Realising that the suspect is working on a wireless network, DS Stuart Turner, along with Terry and Faraday chase after a van that has suddenly driven away and are shocked to find known sex offender Peter Williams in the driving seat with a laptop.
Back at the station, and aware that time is rapidly running out for Simon, Terry interviews Williams for the second time. After a frustrating interview they head to Williams’ house, where the DC is determined to find clues to the whereabouts of the missing boy.
As Terry searches, Williams antagonises him to the point where Terry knees him in the groin. Williams is taken back to the station while Terry continues to search, knowing that he must be close. He finally finds the evidence he needs and after cracking the code, Grace and Phil are able to give Sun Hill officers the address where Simon is - but with minutes to spare. Have the officers left it too late?