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23-03-2008, 20:11
Wednesday 9 April 2008
Sergeant Smith (Alex Walkinshaw) and PC Will Fletcher (Gary Lucy) respond to a call where they discover a bloodied elderly man, later identified as Johnnie Jackson (Edward Woodward), once a notorious East End gangster. Will spots nearby teenager Disa Mirandello (Victoria Leung) who refuses to talk, but throws him her mobile phone which reveals footage of Johnnie being thrown out of a car and beaten up.
After checking himself out of St Hugh’s, DS Max Turner (Christopher Fox) is paired up with Smithy to visit Johnnie at home and the officers are surprised when his grandson, Jacko (Sam Woodward) bursts in. A furious Johnnie admits to the officers that Jacko deals drugs for someone who has connections to a dangerous man called Roger Hutton (Tim Woodward).
Later, Smithy and Max accompany Johnnie to a local cemetery to visit a family grave and when Johnnie becomes disorientated, Smithy is shocked by Max’s lack of sympathy. The case takes a surprising turn when officers discover that Hutton is Johnnie’s illegitimate son, to whom Jacko owes a favour.
Johnnie tells Hutton that Jacko isn’t cut out for a life of crime and begs Hutton to leave his grandson out of his dodgy dealings but Hutton refuses. Hutton is eventually arrested in connection to a drug and prostitution racquet, but Sun Hill’s celebrations are cut short when Smithy and Max respond to a call from Johnnie’s house where they discover Jacko’s body in a pool of blood.
Thursday 10 April 2008
After the shocking murder of Jacko Jackson (Sam Woodward), the grandson of infamous gangster Johnnie (Edward Woodward), Sergeant Smith (Alex Walkinshaw) and DS Max Carter (Christopher Fox) examine the scene of the crime. The officers eventually find Johnnie who is covered in blood and admits he argued with Jacko but can’t remember all the details due to the onset of Alzheimer’s.
The investigation soon focuses on Roger Hutton (Tim Woodward), Johnnie’s illegitimate son, who has a motive after Jacko confessed all to the police about Hutton’s drug and prostitution racquet. Smithy and Max later talk to Hutton’s mother and Johnnie’s long term lover, Doreen Fallon (Ann Mitchell) who claims that Johnnie was with her the time Jacko died.
After Hutton continues to deny knowing anything about the murder, Jacko's girlfriend and illegal immigrant, Anya Herdlitska (Simona Armstrong) is brought in for questioning. She finally admits that she and Jacko had a physical fight but protests to killing him. Max and Smithy are stunned when she finally confesses that she later returned to the flat to find a distraught Johnnie cradling Jacko, both covered in blood. Max and Smithy are frustrated when the list of suspects grows and a third set of prints are found at the murder scene.
Looks like a couple of episodes free from the Kiddiecop:cheer: :cheer: :cheer:
Still shes probably at Bramshill as part of her promotion to Superintendant
or maybe even at Quantico advising the FBI:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:
Sergeant Smith (Alex Walkinshaw) and PC Will Fletcher (Gary Lucy) respond to a call where they discover a bloodied elderly man, later identified as Johnnie Jackson (Edward Woodward), once a notorious East End gangster. Will spots nearby teenager Disa Mirandello (Victoria Leung) who refuses to talk, but throws him her mobile phone which reveals footage of Johnnie being thrown out of a car and beaten up.
After checking himself out of St Hugh’s, DS Max Turner (Christopher Fox) is paired up with Smithy to visit Johnnie at home and the officers are surprised when his grandson, Jacko (Sam Woodward) bursts in. A furious Johnnie admits to the officers that Jacko deals drugs for someone who has connections to a dangerous man called Roger Hutton (Tim Woodward).
Later, Smithy and Max accompany Johnnie to a local cemetery to visit a family grave and when Johnnie becomes disorientated, Smithy is shocked by Max’s lack of sympathy. The case takes a surprising turn when officers discover that Hutton is Johnnie’s illegitimate son, to whom Jacko owes a favour.
Johnnie tells Hutton that Jacko isn’t cut out for a life of crime and begs Hutton to leave his grandson out of his dodgy dealings but Hutton refuses. Hutton is eventually arrested in connection to a drug and prostitution racquet, but Sun Hill’s celebrations are cut short when Smithy and Max respond to a call from Johnnie’s house where they discover Jacko’s body in a pool of blood.
Thursday 10 April 2008
After the shocking murder of Jacko Jackson (Sam Woodward), the grandson of infamous gangster Johnnie (Edward Woodward), Sergeant Smith (Alex Walkinshaw) and DS Max Carter (Christopher Fox) examine the scene of the crime. The officers eventually find Johnnie who is covered in blood and admits he argued with Jacko but can’t remember all the details due to the onset of Alzheimer’s.
The investigation soon focuses on Roger Hutton (Tim Woodward), Johnnie’s illegitimate son, who has a motive after Jacko confessed all to the police about Hutton’s drug and prostitution racquet. Smithy and Max later talk to Hutton’s mother and Johnnie’s long term lover, Doreen Fallon (Ann Mitchell) who claims that Johnnie was with her the time Jacko died.
After Hutton continues to deny knowing anything about the murder, Jacko's girlfriend and illegal immigrant, Anya Herdlitska (Simona Armstrong) is brought in for questioning. She finally admits that she and Jacko had a physical fight but protests to killing him. Max and Smithy are stunned when she finally confesses that she later returned to the flat to find a distraught Johnnie cradling Jacko, both covered in blood. Max and Smithy are frustrated when the list of suspects grows and a third set of prints are found at the murder scene.
Looks like a couple of episodes free from the Kiddiecop:cheer: :cheer: :cheer:
Still shes probably at Bramshill as part of her promotion to Superintendant
or maybe even at Quantico advising the FBI:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: