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Previously on The Heist...

Go, go, go.

(LAUGHING)

..a million-pound theft...

Come on, guys...committed by
nine ordinary citizens.

Come on, we're nearly there, Garry.

An ace team of detectives
are on the case.

If there's anyone that can
nail these buggers, it's us.
So let's go on it.

So far, they have caught five of
the Angels of the North gang.

Still at large is boat
skipper Micky...Go, go, go!

..known to the detectives for using
his own car as a getaway vehicle.

Is that a Suzuki there?
Yeah.

They found his underwater loot
and placed a tracker on it...

(INDISTINCT EXCHANGE)

..only to find he'd removed it...
(GROANS)

..and made off with the cash.

We have got to find this money.
Otherwise we are going to look
like a bunch of Muppets.

I think here is Christine.

After CCTV analysis,

mother and son Christine and Garry
became a focus of the investigation.

Houdini is on that path.

But Garry wriggled free of evidence
linking him to the heist.

The bag was nicked from my garden
about two months ago.

Am-dram enthusiast Leonie...
Whoo!

..became a firm suspect
when her sprained ankle alibi...

I'm Sue Hill.
..turned out to be a trick.

RADIO: I've checked
all the hospitals in the area.

She's a little liar.

She decided to move her loot,

thinking she'd
shaken off surveillance.

Now the detectives are closing in

to try and arrest her
with her money.

Strike, strike, strike.
In like flint, mate.

(BIRDSONG)

Confirm last known location
of subject, over.

Leonie is trying to get her £100,000

concealed in a pushchair

to friend Donna's house.

(WHISPERS) Cars everywhere.

The covert team
have got female Leonie

going across a pathway believed
to be going towards the back.

Get in there quick, quick, quick.

A long path. Right or left?

Right, Elish,
we need cover around the back.

Excuse me. You haven't seen a woman
with a buggy down that way?No.

All right, thank you.

(WHISPERING) They're coming!

Metres from where
Leonie is hiding...

So that's Tom.
That's Tom. That's Tom.

..Detectives George Bradley
and JP Barb spot her boyfriend.

You got your phone on you?
Yeah, yeah.

Can you just call Leonie
right now for me?

Hiya. They're after you.
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.

Leonie...

She's hung up.

Here we go.

For info, Snapchat has just been
sent through to Tom's phone.

"They are all around me.

I'm hiding. Need help."

She's in that area.
She's definitely in the area.

Let's leave Tom. Let's find Leonie
and find the money.

I'll have a run up here and see
if she's round to the right.
I'll go round the left.

'Hi, you've reached Leonie.'
(BEEP)

'Hi, you've reached Leonie.'
(BEEP)

(PHONE VIBRATING)

(PHONE VIBRATING)

(PHONE VIBRATING)

At the moment,
some unknown location for Leonie.

I heard a phone call.

(PHONE VIBRATING)

Leonie, out. Out.

All concerned,
I've got Leonie, I've got Leonie.

Stop, stop, stop.
Wait, wait, wait.

We've got her.
We haven't got the money.

Is that yours?
No.

I think it is, Leonie.
Let's have a look. Come on.

That's not mine. You need to
ask them. That is not mine.

Your limp's magically gone.
It's not actually gone
if you've noticed.

Take a seat.

(UNDER HER BREATH) Oh, bollocks.
(SIGHS)

(RADIO COMMUNICATION)

Yeah. Just wanted to
give you some news.

(CHEERING AND LAUGHTER)

Oh, my God, JP,
that is fantastic news.

Let's bring her in
and bring the money in.

It's a good job. Well done.

That's going to wipe
the smug smile off her face.

(CRYING)

I'm gutted.

I'm really, really gutted.

It's a life-changing
amount of money,

and obviously that's hard
to have to say goodbye to.

I know I haven't been able to do
what I set out to do,
pay my mum back and clear my debt.

But it wasn't meant to be.

Leonie,
you are charged with theft.

All the cash stolen by you
from the heist must
now be confiscated.

Do you understand?I do.

With four days
of the investigation to go,

there are three
Angels of the North at large.

All are known to the detectives.

If they can avoid being charged,

they can keep their cut
of the million pounds.

If not,
they must give up their cash.

Right. Can we just have
a brief catch-up?

We've got three suspects.

We need to think intelligently

how we are going to capture them.

Micky Craig found the trackers
and recovered his money.

So he'll be thinking he's got
one over on us right now.

The loot has been recovered.
Step one.

Step two... Hide the loot.

We know Micky Craig
is involved in the heist.

You wouldn't know that was there.
But we've still got to prove it.

Garry Jeffries has danced
his way around the DNA evidence.

Later today, we're going
to have to release him.

But before we do that,
we're going to put
a surveillance team in place.

We don't have enough to arrest
Christine Jeffries.

I don't think
this is a doddery old lady.

This is a woman who's planned it
better than most people.

She's been under our radar.

So can we do everything in
our power to get more work done?

Because we have not a lot
to go on at the moment.

Let's get on with it.

So I need pyjamas, socks,

underwear, a spare top.

Across town...

Oh, toiletries, toiletries.

..Christine has a plan
to stay one step
ahead of the detectives.

Pack light.

I'm going to need to
keep my skin moist.

With her son and partner in crime
in custody,

she's decided to go on the run.

Going to get away.
Just get me away.

I'm feeling totally worried sick
about Garry.

He'll be worried about me.

How I'm coping. Because...

I've been a quivering wreck
for almost over two weeks.

That's my bag for the loot.

I'm just
going to use an assumed name.

Maybe Mrs Angel. Or Miss North.

That's a possibility.

Hopefully I'm going to
look like a tourist.

As a pair of robbers, I think
we'll be all right, we'll be good.

I think we just need to...

remember the seven P's.

What's the seven P's?

Prior planning and preparation
prevents piss-poor performance.
Oh, OK.

You would love to come with me
and be on the run, wouldn't you?

Hey?

How about bullshit baffles brains?
Yeah.

There's that one as well.

Right, Dave, when I've gone,

I want you to practise...

Right, so I'm the detective, OK?

Is it OK to come in?
For what reason?

I'd just like to ask you a few
questions, if that's OK.

Just tell them to come in, Dave.

Come in, Dave.

No, I'm telling you
what to say to them.

I was going to say,
have you got a warrant?

No, because they're
not searching, Dave.

They're not searching. You're
making yourself look guilty.

I would say
I'm quite a good actress.

By the way, where's Christine?

Quite convincing.
Yes.

Because I can keep my face
completely and totally straight.

She's out shopping.Out shopping.
And what time will she be back?

You know what women are like
when they're shopping.

It could be an hour.Right.
It could be three hours.
I just don't know.

How long have you been married?
30...

Oh, I won't ask you that question
because you can't remember.

(DOOR CHIME)
(DOG BARKS)

It's Eve.
Oh, come in, Eve.

Christine has asked her
accomplice, 70-year-old Evelyn,

to supply a burner phone
for her time on the run.

It belonged to my mum.
Right, OK.

I've got to do this.
I want to do this for Garry.

Bye, Dave. Look after the dogs.

Tell them I love them.

For Garry, Tania and the kids.

Having been in custody
for 24 hours,

Garry is now due for release.

I wouldn't say I was
a natural criminal.

I'd say I was the
complete opposite, actually.

But I think
I could be a fast learner.

Let's say that.

A bit closer.

My drive is coming from
my wife and my kids.

No, pull, don't lift, pull.

I'd be gutted if I let them down

because I've never had
that sort of money in my hand.

And I'll do whatever I can
to keep it.

Do you want to come out?

Right, Mr Jeffries, you're being
released from this police station
under investigation.

Sign there.

Garry knows that we know it's him.

And at this point in a criminal
investigation,

this is when the crooks
become a flight risk.

It is a problem, but it's also
an opportunity,

because if he's going to go
on the run, he's going to
pick up his money on the way.

And if we can catch him doing that,
that's all the evidence we need.

Cheers.

And he's off, off, off,
over to you.

Just confirm when you
get the eyes out the back door.

Yeah, I've got him.

I know they're gonna be
following me.

Right, I've got him. Eyes on.

Fenkle Street.
'OK.'

My military background will help.

I was part of
an artillery regiment.

In Iraq and Afghanistan.

So I think I'm calm
under pressure.

This is the Dirty Bottles. There's
a fire exit round the back.

Fuck, he's just gonna double back.
In, in to the Dirty Bottles pub.

'OK.'

He was properly in a rush as well.

Right, I'm gonna go in
the front door of the pub.

Right, no trace, no trace.

(UNDER HER BREATH) Fuck.

He's totally come straight
out the back.

(UNDER HER BREATH) Fuck it.

(RINGTONE)

Go ahead, Jo.

Right, he's gone straight into
the Dirty Bottles pub.

I'm not convinced that he hasn't
just shot straight through.

He's gone.He's out.

Since releasing Garry Jeffries
under surveillance,

the detectives have lost him.
We don't know where he's going.

We've nothing.
We know that he's gone to ground

somewhere in the town centre.
Why don't we monitor the CCTV?

We could request all the CCTV from
the time that we released him

to see if we can pick him up
on any of the cameras.

Hi, mate. How are you doing?

400 metres
from the police station...

..Garry has made it to a hotel where
his sister-in-law Louise works.
Cheers.

They ain't fucking following
me here. No chance.

Free room for the night,
a double bed.

I'm getting a pint delivered in
three minutes.

I'm quite impressed with myself.
(CHUCKLES)

So I've just gone into his cell.

He's left a little note for you.

"Ray and Sue don't have a clue.

Scratching their heads
and clutching at straws.

Nothing much else to do.

They better switch on
and up their game

because the Angels of the North
are looking for fun."

Oh, how pathetic.He's a comedian.
Frankly, I've had funnier piles.

(LAUGHS)

It's hard to write poetry
when you've got handcuffs on.

So we'll see how he does
when we get him next time
with the money on him.

(DOG BARKS)

Next morning,
intelligence analyst Adara

is zoning in
on Garry's whereabouts.

I've not seen him leave the area

on any of the CCTV that we have got.

So I think he's in here somewhere.

There's a couple of B&Bs.
There's the Black Swan.

And then there's
the White Swan further down.

Right,
this is short, sweet and simple.

We are going to overlay a triangle
onto the High Street.

Based on the CCTV intel,
Detective Jo Rice

has created a surveillance cordon.

Undercover officers
will patrol inside it,

watching for foot movement,

Three cars stationed
at the points of the triangle

will follow overtly

should Garry make his escape by car.

Eyes peeled.

He's got to pop up
in that triangle.

I want to go and get my money.

Louise's boyfriend, Connor, has
agreed to drive Garry to his loot.

Get in.

Four days ago, he and Christine
hid it in a tree

near the village of Shilbottle.
That's it.

Nobody's going to look up there.

I just wanna get to Shilbottle.

This money is just gonna
absolutely change my life

and I can't stop
thinking about it.

Yeah, God...

Getting caught now,
it would ruin me.

Yeah, in position now.

I can't imagine being debt-free
and...

having change.

Quite a lot of change.

Yeah, in position.

Yeah, that looks like Connor.

LOUISE: You'll be absolutely fine.

Here we go.

See you later, Lou.

You all right, Connor?

Keep an eye out for anyone
following you. Let's go.

On the back of the White Swan,
I'm keeping an eye on a car
that's just leaving.

Someone's just got in.

OK. There's a dodgy guy taking
our reg now.

What, a guy?
Yeah.

Yeah, he's watching the reg now.
He's proper staring.

Take this down, PK62...
White Citroen.White Citroen.

Can you run that? See if we get
any hits on it. A white Citroen.

Are they following?I dunno.

Fucking onto me straight away.

Registered keeper on the Citroen.

Connor Cohen. Car, Citroen C3.

Got him. Got a picture of him.
That's Connor.

He's in a relationship
with someone called Louise.
That's Garry's sister-in-law.

Guess where Louise works.
Where?

White fucking Swan.
How did we miss that?

That vehicle,
that's gotta be him.

A crucial link has been made
between the Citroen and Garry's
sister-in-law Louise.

Find the vehicle.

Find the bloody vehicle.

(ADDRESSES COLLEAGUES)
Which way, which way?

Right, it's coming out.All units.

Received.

'Direction of travel was out of
Alnwick, so away from marketplace.'

Yeah, that's all received.

We're going hunting, George.

With mobile units
minutes behind Garry,

the race on.

At the moment, Garry Jeffries
has got the impetus.

We're responding to him, but once
we get eyes on him,

then that impetus changes
and it moves to us.

(CROWS CAWING)

(GASPS) Oh, God.

What have you done?
It's just my hip.

I'll try
getting through this way.

While the detectives are focussed
on finding her son,

68-year-old Christine has become
a robber on the run.

Bloody contortionist!

All right?
Yeah.

She and her accomplice, Evelyn...

I don't think we look suspicious,
do we?

..are on their way
to pick up the loot.

I can't believe how heavy this is.

Which four days ago...
Put it there.

Christine and Garry hid in a
friend's log pile.Would never know.

Come on. That's a brilliant
hiding place.

Is this her?
Yeah.Oh, brilliant.

Hi, Jo.

Accomplice Jo
is providing the getaway car.

You've not got the police
following you or anything?No.

Watch your step.

My goodness.
My friends will not believe that
I am capable of robbing a bank.

..two, three, four...

It's under here
and it's in a black bin bag.

They'll be shocked.

Absolutely, totally shocked.

Especially my keep-fit ladies.

So everything in there goes
beautiful.

I feel good.

I think I'm still
under their radar.

(BIRDSONG)

I need to get out of the car
and get the fuck out of here.

En route to Shilbottle,

Garry suspects the detectives are
onto Connor's white Citroen.

I'm coming up
to the roundabout now.

The main roundabout, A1?
Yeah.

Go up that farm road.
I'm gonna fucking jump out.

I've just picked this car up.

It's gone past the A1 roundabout.

That road, it takes you to
Shilbottle. It's a B road.

That's where he lived.

So a good place to hide the money.
Where he knows very well.Exactly.

Put everything in Shilbottle.

Eggs, basket...Everything.

Can units check out Shilbottle?

OK, stop here. Stop here.

Garry bails out of Connor's car
500 metres from his loot.

Fucking hell.

I can get to my loot from here
without being seen.

I can do it all off road.

Expect the unexpected.

We're fucking here.

We're in Shilbottle.

Where is this white Citroen?

Arguably, wherever they're
going, they've stopped.

If it's stopped,
it's doing something.

What are we going to do?
We need eyes in the sky.

So let's get a drone up.
Absolutely.Drone, please.

So initially, Pete, if we can get
you as high as possible, so we
get an overview of the whole area.

Yeah, sure. Climbing.

Unknown
to the detectives, Garry's loot

is just 300 metres north of
where they've launched the drone.

And Garry
is making his way towards it.

(HUM OF DRONE)

Oh, shit.

It's a fucking drone.

OK. We're maximum height.
120 metres.

Fuck's sake.

(MUTTERS)

Fuck, fuck.

Pan right.
Pan right.

There. What's that there?

Can you move there?
Can you see? Beneath that tree.

It's coming this way.

There's something directly
underneath the tree.

I've got to get out of here.

(ALARM)I'm at maximum range.

How far is that away from here
on foot?

Is a seven-minute walk from here
as the crow flies.

Having spotted movement
in the tree line,

the detectives resolve
to investigate.

I suggest some of us
get out on foot

and then if there is any movement,
we can pounce.OK.

All right. Let's go.

Come on.

Let's have a look,
see if it's coming back.

Let's go.

Garry makes a dash for the cash
he's hidden in a tree.

(MUTTERS) What the fuck?

What?

It's not there.

(MUTTERS) What the fuck?

What? It's not there.

Oh, my God, it fell down.

It fell out of the tree.

Garry is retrieving his loot
so that he can go on the run.

Jesus fucking Christ.

How relieved are you?I've never
been so happy in all my life.

Apart from the kids getting born,
this is...

Oh, my God, it's full of bananas.

No, I'm joking.
It's full of money.

Come on.

While Garry is counting
his stolen money...

(RADIO COMMUNICATION)

..the detectives are searching
the woodland for him.

Here we go.

(WHISPERS)
Someone's been down here.

Lisha, did you
hear that noise there?

Lisha.

It runs cold.

He's not here.

(WHISPERS)

Can't stay still for too long.

Right.

I've got a mate who works
in that industrial estate.

He sells tractors and stuff like
that. It's not far from here.

Let's have a go.

The analysts
are scanning the search area

for places Garry might have gone.

We've got all these outcrops
of trees.There's a business park.

Building supplies, garages.

Garages?

Oh, no, no, no.

Don't tell me that he's gone and
picked up a fucking car. Guys...

He could be on that business park.
If he's picked up a motor...

OK, so we need to find out anybody
fitting that description
picked up a vehicle this morning.

We've ground teams right there.
They're just a pigeon flight away.

(RADIO COMMUNICATION)

Can either you or Craig
go and make inquiries...

You go. I'll stay here.

So I've just reached
where my mate works.

I'll go in and see
if he can give us a hand.

Can I talk in here?
Aye.

Well, you know the robbery
in Alnwick?Aye.

It was me.No, it wasn't.

I was one of them.No, you weren't.
I was one of the robbers.

Really?And over there is a bag
with £100,000 in it.
I'm on the run.

The coppers are everywhere.Really?
Look at the state of me, mate.

It was me the whole time.
Really?Yeah.

There's a garage over there.

Have you seen that guy before?
Do you recognise him?I don't.

No? OK.

Yeah.

Hi, sorry, mate. Do you do car
rental?No, sorry. Only tractors.

OK. Brilliant. Cheers, mate.

It should not be this difficult.

I can pick up the main road here.
Let's go.

My heart's racing.

I get away with this, I've got
a 100 grand in my pocket.

Any luck?No.
Why?

I can't fucking find
the rental place.

What the fuck is he doing?
Garry Jeffries. And where is he?

They're not following.
No.

We've fucking done it.

Hi. Go ahead.
Any update?

Sorry, no, it's a complete loss.

(SIGHS)

He's gone. He's well gone.

Some days you wish
you'd never got out of bed.

With just two days
of the investigation to go,

thieves Garry Jeffries,

Christine Jeffries

and Micky Craig

must
continue to avoid a police charge

in order to keep
what's left of their 111 grand.

Of you go. He played about
last night with his toy cars.

He turned around and he handed us
the police car and went nee-nah!

No-o-o!

Three days ago, boat skipper Micky

foiled the detectives' plot
to catch him with his cash.

Cheeky bastards.
Tracker in the loot.

Since then,
he hasn't felt safe at home.

I'm going to say my goodbyes this
morning to Debbie and Archie.

After work today,
I'm going to go to the layby
where I've got my loot stashed

and disappear. Go underground.

So are you going to
give me a cuddle.

I'm a person who's
never really had a lot of money

to treat my family
to things they deserve.

After stealing the money, the
first thing that popped into mind

was to buy an engagement ring
for my other half.

Debbie, will you marry me?

Yes.

(INDISTINCT EXCHANGE)

So if I do get caught, it's
not going to go down very well

if they take the ring off us.

Daddy going on the run. Bye.

No. Damn right I won't.

Time to go to work.

Where is Michael Craig
right at this moment?

He's going north on the A1. He's
in South Charlton at the minute.

The detectives have been keeping

close tabs on Micky's movements
via trackers on his cars.

He's potentially going to work

cos he's heading in the right
direction to be going to work.

We need to get eyes on him
at work.

Let's see if he's at work or not.

George and JP, I'm thinking,
if you find a plot close enough
to respond but not be seen,

then we've got a starting point.

Having been outsmarted
by Micky once,

they are now more determined
to catch him with his money.

The only good thing
that could come out of this

is that we know he has now got
that money.

It's not at sea.
He has got it somewhere.

So we could still catch him
red-handed.

(RINGTONE)

Hello, it's just me, William.
All right.

One of Micky's contacts
has news from the harbour.

We spotted a few dolphins
in the harbour.

What's that?

That was a phone call saying

that there are detectives
at the harbour.

So...

Whether that means they're going
to come and chase us today...

if I'm staying at work,
which I think I'm gonna have to.

(RINGING TONE)

Hello, George.I've got Michael
Craig here at the harbour.

He's on the Glad Tidings boat.

OK. Keep an eye on that boat.

This is a surveillance operation.

You all right there?
No bother at all.

We've got four hours before
he's back off that boat,

so we'll get a surveillance team
in place,

get ground crews briefed
and ready to go

and hope that he's
going to go to his money.

If I can just have your attention
for a moment,

I'll give you
a short safety announcement.

I think I was spotted
getting on the boat.

So they're going to be waiting
for us coming back in.

Gonna have to
get a plan together quickly.

Good job I've got...

Burner SIM card.

Voila. Burner phone.

The best thing for me now
is to get out onto the sea.

Cops know nowt about
the blue stuff.

That's my turf.

Has nothing still come back
on Christine Jeffries?

The detectives
are running out of time

to charge their remaining suspects.

We've got a device that we
need to get from her address

that's been in there
for the last 48 hours.Yeah.

We need to get that device back.

Two days ago, Christine found
a listening device in her kitchen.

Don't listen to me.

But it was only one of two devices
the detectives had planted.

Yes, we're going to
head over there now.

We're going to speak to Christine,

recover the listening device
and see if anything
has been said on there.

(DOORBELL)
(BARKING)

Jeffrey. Sue Hill.Yes?
My colleague Ray Howard.
Is your wife in?

No, she's out.
Oh, is she? Can we come in?Yes.

Come and sit down.
Let's have a chat.

When did you last see your wife?

Last night. About 10:00.

She doesn't usually come back
that late without letting me know.

So I said, why don't you
let me know? Then we had a row
and she stormed out this morning.

Did you see her this morning?

Not really, no.You didn't? How
do you know she stormed out, then?

Because we had a row last night
and I had to come down.

But how do you know
she stormed out this morning?

All right,
she left this morning.

So what was your wife wearing
this morning?Cor, bloody hell.

She always wears trousers.
I know that.

So how'd she go,
where's she gone?

How long is a piece of string?
I haven't got a clue.

I don't know how long a piece of
string is. That's largely
irrelevant.(DOG BARKING)

OK.

Are you leaving now?
We are, David.

I'm sure we'll see you again.

Well, we've got the device back.
Let's see what that brings us.

Ten miles away
in the coastal town of Amble,

Christine has checked into a B&B.

(WHISPERS)

Really happy
that I've got this far.

More confident by the hour.

So I think I might be
still able to evade capture

if I keep my wits about me.

That's the plan.

At Seahouses Harbour...

You'll get a better view. I've
zoomed it in a little bit more.

..the surveillance team
have Micky Craig and his boat,

Glad Tidings, under close watch.

Is there anything else
about Micky Craig that we can do?

We can start digging deeper
into his phone records and see
what we can work out.

OK, brilliant.
Let's get on this.

MICKY: This is Farne, everyone.

If you'd all come back, please,
for half past three.

There's an hour
before Micky's tourists return.

Time for the first part of his plan
to evade the detectives.

Right.

(SHAVER HUMS)
See how good this thing is.

Fuck me, there's some hair there,
man, isn't there? (LAUGHS)

Better be.

Fuck me! (LAUGHS)

No-one's gonna recognise us now,
mate.

Guys, I have something I think
you might want to see.

Adara has run some checks,

which link the unique serial
number of Micky's phone

to any SIM cards he's used in it.

Michael Craig has been using
a brand-new SIM card,

one that we haven't seen before.

And that must mean he's talking
dirty on that phone.Exactly.

Criminals will often swap
SIMs in a handset

in order to discuss criminal
activity,

but that handset
will remember every SIM card
that's ever gone in it.

Once we know about a burner SIM,
we can track all activity on it.

So these jokers aren't being quite
as smart as they think they are.

Right. Let's get ready
cos there's Johnny coming.

The second part of Micky's escape
plan is to swap boats.

Thank you very much.

I gonna make it back to Seahouses
on a different boat.

Hopefully that'll lead to
a little bit of confusion.

Now heading back
to shore on a new boat,

Micky slots the final part
of his plan into place.

Hey, it's Micky.

I've a car laid on
just up from the harbour.

So we're gonna jump ashore
and see if we can get away
without being seen by anybody.

Ray, Sue, we've got a hit
on the burner SIM card.

That's cell-siting in Seahouses.
Get in.Oh, wow.

By activating his burner SIM,
Micky has sent a signal to
the harbour's phone mast.

He's on the boat.
He's coming home.

He's on his way back in.
George. JP.

Micky Craig's on his way
back to the harbour,

so look out for boat Glad tidings
now.Yeah. Roger that.

Got eyes on his car.
There's only one way off the boats
and we can see it from here.

I am feeling very nervous
at the moment.

Er...

got some tingling.

Can you see the name of that boat?

Cuthbert 2. Cuthbert 2.

That's not the boat
he went out on.

Guv, we've got a boat coming in.

It's the only one coming in,
but it's not Micky's boat.

He switched boats.

He thinks he's so clever.

Just keep eyes on that boat.

His phone's on there.
That means he's on there.

I know they're watching us,
so I'll give them the slip here.

Just keep her going.

There we go.
Can you get a view on that?

Just keep her going.
We're not stopping.

Where is he?

Next time on The Heist...

We've got three suspects.

They've got to launder
that money today.

My stomach's doing somersaults.

The poker face feels
like it's crumbling.

They've got a warrant out
for my arrest?

I've got to try and stay strong.
(KNOCK AT DOOR)

I feel sick. I need a disguise.

It looks like
he's on a red mobility scooter.

What, the actual phone?

I am fuckin' shitting myself.

There.Just go.

The guillotine
is coming down on us now.

Let's make them make a mistake.

God. What the fuck?
Are they here?

Shit. Shit.

This is what
a £100,000 looks like.

Look at that.

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