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What do you do for work, Sonny?

Carrier. Oh, don't worry. Me and Sonny know each other.

We've been cut through the chit -chat, haven't we? Yeah.

And the truth is, I don't trust you.

What exactly are you looking for? Oh, anything that's pointed at the bloody

warehouse that might tell us what really happened that night.

My money's fuel.

I will find you, Tughead.

Sonny handed himself in for shoplifting. That happened at exactly the same time

as Ned getting shot.

Have the police figured out who done it yet?

They haven't got a clue.

Claire, sorry, I know it's late, but people are asking about you and me

around the warehouse.

I've got to go.

What's up?

I'll beat them all at their own game.

Half -past dark.

Smash a Cocoa Pops. We need to leave now. We're going to be late.

Okay, love. It's all okay.

Yeah, wonderful.

Morning. Morning.

You're right away to sit there. You're giving us a lift.

Yes, it's very kind of you, honey, but there's no need. Alan will do it, won't

you? Yeah, okay. No problem.

But since you're here, why don't you stay for a cuppa? We'll have a chat.

You guys wanted us to get on?

Get what you wish for.

Come on, then.

Move. Yeah, let's go.

Let's move, let's hustle.

Sit.

That could be anyone.

You're telling me that's not you?

No, it's me.

Just haven't quite got it there. Too far away.

Bit blurry.

You're good at this, aren't you?

What'd you take from the warehouse, Sonny?

Why set it on fire?

That's Ned's dad's van there. Was he in it with you?

Is that why you tried to kill him?

I'm done for shoplifting the night Ned was shot.

Charged, arrested, convicted, bang.

Stamped by you, the King of England, and your court. I can talk to people about

that. I'll tell them more.

You thought an alibi if I said I know?

You've got nothing to do with my family.

You grew up in the better, didn't you?

God, they still talk about you up there.

Stories about Claire floating around like ghosts.

What about some girl?

And a broken bottle?

You don't know anything about me. Oh, I do.

You might have kept her from your nice little family, but I know.

Let's be careful with you.

Handle with care.

Try to handle me.

And I'll break your fucking hands off.

That's what I thought.

Come on.

I've got something to show you.

Right, out you get.

Come on, have a good old day.

How much money do you owe?

Look, you don't need to worry about any of that. It's all under control.

I think you should tell Mum.

We're a family.

Yes, we are. And I'm your dad and it's my job to take care of it. You just

on your schoolwork, everything will be fine.

Is that what you did when you were in school, yeah?

I worked very hard, actually. Got top marks.

I know everything's fine.

Always a bit fiddly.

There. Look at that.

Right in the action, crystal clear.

There's Ned's dad's van and... Oopsie.

What's that?

God, what's she doing, eh?

What's in the bags?

Looks heavy.

Strong. Like your mum.

And you thought you can cause me a problem with what you got?

Mine's high def.

What do you lot give out for theft and arson?

For little Becca?

Ten years of bringing your fags and keep your chin up, love.

No uni.

No job.

What do you want?

Same thing as you.

Keep this nice and quiet.

In the family.

Just like you never got charged for messing up Louise Evans' face all those

years ago.

Now she's someone's mum too.

With all of those scars.

From that nut tower.

Some things get lost in the sands of time, don't it?

Better that way.

Don't you reckon?

How'd they go?

I think it's safe to say I won't be inviting her for dinner any time soon.

Shit, Sammy.

She won't do anything.

She'll go straight to the police. Of course she will.

She's not going to the police.

What is it?

What do you mean?

I had to tell her, Black.

I had to tell her you helped me with the cash.

Did she believe it?

I showed her a video.

You filmed me?

Oh, come on, Black. It was the hottest thing I've ever seen. Of course I filmed

it. What the actual fuck?

Delete it. That's evidence.

You show my mum, you thick... I have no option, Bec. I should have shopped this

in otherwise.

Oh, my God.

I'm going to move the money.

No. Yes, Bec.

Leave it be.

Please, honey.

If you go back there, you'll get caught.

OK.

Don't do anything stupid.

Sonny!

Hello, Claire speaking.

What?

What happened? Is he okay?

Things look a few.

You're late.

See that?

What?

Melted plastic.

Big blob, little blob.

It's the wrong color.

Money's made of a polymer that melts white.

But that is polyethylene.

Like plastic bags.

Burns easier.

And it melts black.

Might be stuff from the warehouse.

Chemistry doesn't lie, does it?

Looks worse than it is.

This happened because of me.

Because I asked you to help me.

Firstly, you never asked.

You showed up and I followed you.

Secondly, I'm fine.

It's just a couple of lads. They don't know what they're doing.

You might not feel so merciful when the painkillers wear off.

You met my anaesthetist, Raphael?

You've got a load of common interests.

Music, the arts.

Clinical grade opiates. Such a lovely man.

Do you recognise any of them?

Saints boys.

I know that.

Did he say anything to you?

Stop sticking your nose in or we'll kill you.

Monster of the banter.

It's not your fault.

One job!

One fucking job! Fuck that up! What the fuck

is this?

Something's up, Bach.

Prepare to pull in a lad in one by one.

Why? We will soon, when that fate win.

What are they asking?

Someone battered a homeless on the docks.

Left him for dead.

Well, that's none of us lot, is it?

None of you are that bloody stupid, are you?

more cops than us.

Marcus?

He was asking about poking about your warehouse.

We want them off.

We? What was his idea?

What bastard? I told you it was a bad idea. Do the fuck!

Grievous bodily harm or unlawful wounding, section 20.

Significant degree of planning, premeditation.

Being victim vulnerable due to personal circumstances.

Bing. Use of offensive weapon or weapon equivalent, i .e. kicking.

Bing.

A prolonged or persistent assault.

Bing.

Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding.

Whoa!

You got a full house, son.

Well, that's top draw.

Top draw.

That is category 1A.

See, that's a present that's been passed on for years.

See what they'll do.

Is they'll dangle that four years over his head.

And I'll use that to get him talking.

Go on.

Do it today, there.

And we'll see you right.

Start talking, son.

That's all he does.

About me, about my business, about you lot, about what we're all being up to.

Maybe they put a wire on him.

But he comes in here and he gets us all on tape.

And then... I'm over a barrel.

Because you did some stupid gangster shit.

Stop doing stupid shit!

If you don't, you'll be a trawler pulling your corpse out of the bristle

channel.

It's okay.

It's okay. He's okay.

Sonny, are you sure about this?

He showed me footage of our daughter, Al.

Why are you defending him? I'm not defending him. I'm just trying to piece

together.

Arson and theft.

After years in prison.

I can't let that happen to her. Jesus Christ, what on earth was she thinking?

She's a kid.

Stupid, gullible kid.

I should have listened to you. You tried to warn me.

Listen, Claire, I... I know that boy was trouble.

I just had no idea how much.

We need to talk to her.

Let me do it.

I want him.

I'll pick her up from the gate.

Look,

I'd better go back to work.

See you at home.

Yeah. Listen, we will sort this, love.

Roger, I... I've been waiting for you.

Waiting for me?

Everyone always comes back.

Looks different the next day, doesn't it?

No -one ever went to bed with an ugly bird.

Eh?

We made a gentleman's Lehman, Alan.

OK, you got what you needed, and I get it back.

With intent.

And just to clarify, that interest is a... 20 % APR?

20 %?

Not APR, Alan.

I'm not the Bank of China.

No, but what then?

Ten months.

Very high, Roger.

Higher than I maybe understood.

You have the option of paying back the full amount any time you can. My door's

always open.

You said you were going to take my circumstances into consideration.

People walk in here and I'll whack on 30, 40, 50 % just because I don't like

the look of them.

I like you, Alan, but if you're going to start messing about, then, well,

I'm going to have to protect myself. You know what I'm saying?

No, no, no, there's no need for any of that.

I might... My tenant might not move in as soon as I planned.

That means there might be a little bit of a delay on the first few repayments?

Repayment day's Monday and every Monday after that.

And if that money isn't findable?

We'll help you find it.

You know, people think they haven't got anything.

Oh, but they always have.

Your TV, kids' Xbox,

our wedding ring, whatever.

I'm running a business, Alan.

Not a charity.

And remember, you came to me.

Yeah.

That's great, Jerry. Thank you.

You can't just show up at my workplace.

I could say the same to you.

You've been sniffing around my warehouse.

Yeah, me and Davy.

And now he's in intensive care.

Yeah, that was a mistake.

It's been dealt with. I don't want to know how you deal with mistakes.

There's stuff you can't understand.

No matter how much you poke around.

Two million.

In cash.

That wasn't a teenage rave gone wrong.

Someone planned to steal my money and cover their tracks.

The only thing is, I can see tracks everywhere and I think you can too.

I didn't find anything.

Who are we trying to protect, Claire? Why?

I know nothing about your money.

Who has it, where it is.

All I want is to help Ned's family get justice.

You were seen stepping off a boat at the docks, Claire.

There was a case in court a month back.

Relied on CCTV from the Aiton Cross.

I thought it was worth an ask.

Was it?

Skipper said he'd show me.

I looked. There wasn't much on there. It was too far away.

11 .30pm, somebody, hood up, in a tracksuit, male, came in in a

transit van with some petrol cans.

I didn't catch the wretch.

Possible male, possible van. Well, it's called that.

Well, it was.

I need to see it.

I haven't got it.

I watched it on the boat.

OK.

Let's go. Now.

Nathan Cross is in Rotterdam.

Not back in Newport till next Thursday.

You're telling me everything, Claire.

You better hope you are.

It hasn't started getting nasty yet.

Try telling that to Davy.

Or Ned.

Yeah, and they're barely involved.

Look, if you find anything, you come to me, yeah?

You don't want me thinking I can't trust you anymore.

You can't trust me.

And I don't trust you either.

Anyone who does hasn't known you long enough.

We mentioned a few lessons, pulling out of UCAS.

I couldn't give my monkeys.

But this.

I mean, what the hell?

You're an accessory to a serious crime.

You helped someone steal a huge amount of money.

He wasn't stealing.

The money's his.

Oh, you don't understand.

I don't know what kind of lies he's been telling you, babe.

But that money has definitely been stolen.

And from someone you do not want to steal from.

Well, that's why Finney said it would work.

He can't go to the police.

He doesn't have to, love.

He hurts people.

And if that video gets into the wrong hands... Finney deleted it.

How do you know that?

He told me about it.

And I told him to delete it, and I trust him.

You trust the guy who tricked you into serious criminal activity.

secretly filmed you doing it, and then used that footage to blackmail your mum

into not going to the police.

It's his money.

He was owed it.

Becca, you are going to have to give me more than this.

I'm going to need you to tell me the truth right now.

What exactly happened that night?

Sonny paid Ned to have a party in the warehouse.

That's all it was.

We used his dad's van to get the sound system.

Then behind Ned's back, Sonny loaded the van with the cash and took it

somewhere.

So Ned had nothing to do with the theft?

No.

He didn't mean to set the whole warehouse on fire, I swear.

Not with Ned in it.

He doused it in petrol. I don't know where the money was, so they wouldn't

Well, they know, Becca.

They know, and they're coming for whoever did it.

Do you know where the money is?

I don't know where he put it. Becca. I don't know what he did with it. If

lying to me to protect him... Mum, I'm telling you the truth, I swear.

I don't know any more than what I just told you.

No. I'm just kidding.

So I might have.

Hey.

Hey.

Over here.

You get everything?

Uh, yeah.

Nice one. Yeah, everything on the list.

Wait until you're married, mate.

Honestly, if Kelly knew I'd forgotten her birthday, more life wouldn't be

living.

No worries, mate. I got your back.

She'll all be there to the penny.

Yeah, for your troubles.

That's right.

Boy, you don't need it?

No.

Sorry.

Thanks, boss.

Earlier, I had to do that.

Oh, yeah, of course.

Marks and Jamie messed up.

Those boys are like rats.

You've got to constantly remind them of the order of things, you know, otherwise

it's fucking chaos.

Everyone's fighting over baby bills.

We can't afford any mistakes.

You know that, don't you, son? Not when I'm up to my nuts fixing the last ones.

Some things ought to show up one way or another, isn't it?

One way or another, it always does.

Yeah, I'll see you out.

I'm so sorry, Dad.

So?

She's confused.

Scared. Tried her best to defend him.

Oh, really?

He's in love.

He's famously blind.

Yeah, famously this criminal, though, isn't he?

He's manipulative.

He's got it in her head.

Now we do everything we can to keep him away from her.

Or he'll turn her against us and she's gone.

He'll have a plan to run.

Take her with him or leave her behind to hold the can.

I'm not letting that happen.

No, neither am I.

Then we have to be together on this. All the way.

We are.

He's dragged us into the mud, Al.

If we have to, we fight dirty.

My head hurts. I'm going to bed.

I'm not sure justice is even possible anymore.

You see it in court every week.

What if what I see makes me want to put a hand on the scale?

You mean because you know best?

You're talking vengeance.

We're part of a system.

You're not God.

And if I see that system protecting the guilty and hurting the innocent?

We speak out.

We can't.

Their innocence or their guilt.

What if I made a mistake in court?

An error I need to correct?

You make sure you don't make an even bigger one, trying to fix the first.

Without fear or favour.

Even if we're terrified or want to help, especially then.

See you later.

Claire.

Be careful.

I need to ask a favour, Davey.

If it doesn't work, you won't be in trouble. If it goes pith up, it's all on

but... I am asking you to break the law.

Breaking the law isn't a terribly big deal for me, Claire.

We both know that.

But it is for you.

I know what I'm doing.

You can trust me.

Then count me in.

It does mean doing something bad to someone.

Well, I'm guessing they deserve it.

Gives you watch.

Careful with that.

Genuine 1980s.

Well, for 90 quid on eBay.

Jesus Christ, Claire.

Right.

Here's the plan.

Sarah?

Hey.

What are you doing here?

Um, I... I was about to leave. You just caught me.

I think I know who did it, though.

Who shot Ned?

Who?

Tell me who it is.

The bad people, mind.

Either one of you or Blink, it knows.

We're already hurt.

We can't go to the police.

The court can't get at him.

Clever. Faked a cast iron alibi for the night of.

So tell me, what's his name?

Sonny Higgins.

I can get him, but I'm going to need your help.

Whatever you need, I'll do it.

All right?

Too late for a clean. Boys have gone home.

Seen Pete?

I want to see me.

Where have you been?

Been doing the rounds.

What rounds? Where?

The usual blocks, Rodney and Simiton.

Anywhere else?

Was I supposed to be somewhere else?

No. No, no.

No, you were not, but you've been seen.

Done by the docs.

By who?

So you're saying you were there?

No, I...

I don't know, I don't remember.

You don't remember?

Open the boot.

You're left for some reason you'd rather not.

I dropped off the take on my bike and got in my car.

Same as always. I took you in.

Pete, what's this about, mate? Finding the hand that feeds robbing from someone

that looks after you. I ain't robbing nothing. I've got eyes and ears

in this town.

And they've seen you, so don't fucking lie to me! You think I stole it now?

Pete, you said it yourself, mate. No one knew I was here.

There, you found out, didn't you?

A smart one like you.

camera doing in an old building?

Hello? What's in there?

Who do you think I am, eh?

No, I never.

I never.

Who's in this with you?

Right?

Come on.

You tell me. You can save yourself.

Whose idea was it?

Because I know this wasn't your idea.

So whose is it?

You're telling me it's a mistake.

What, did you think the fire would put me off? So you think it'd be that

easy? I swear.

Okay, I swear, I swear I haven't robbed from you. What are you backing away from

me for? Because I'm fucking scared of you.

Yeah, not enough.

I treated you like family.

Like family.

But not family, right?

That's what this is about.

That's why you're angry, because I turned my back on you.

No, you get to choose, don't you?

You got two.

Three if you count me, but you get to choose.

What's your favourite?

Who do you look after?

Who do you pity?

With me?

I don't get to choose.

You're it.

My entire life, my entire life, all I've known is that you don't want anyone to

know that I exist. Jesus Christ.

You've got my undivided now, haven't you? You've got to cry, baby.

Now, I'm not going to ask you twice.

Otherwise, you're going to lose both your hands.

Where's my fucking money?

Roy went in there.

Anything?

Nothing.

Jackson, I guess you are under arrest. Do not say anything, but it may harm

presence. If you do not mention anything later on, I'll... Get off!

They got him.

Right.

Thanks for letting me know.

Ta.

Back? Yeah, come in.

So, Sonny's been arrested.

What? I thought you should hear it from me.

He got picked up for GBH.

You remember my mate Davey from school?

Well, he got beaten up pretty badly Monday night. It wasn't Sonny.

He would never... The police have already charged him.

Davey owed Sonny money for drugs, apparently.

It couldn't have been Sonny.

Then why would he do that? That's stupid.

Davey identified him.

The police aren't in any doubt.

I think you know someone, eh?

Morning. Are you over chair?

I was told we had frost today.

I'm here on JTAG business.

You all right if I do my mentee for a second?

Of course.

Did you have a chance to look at your list this day yet?

I have. You knew that first?

Well, yeah, that's why I'm here.

The dog murderer. Backed with GBH.

Yeah. So, it's been bothering me. I think I may have feared you and us.

In the wrong direction.

With the whole don't judge a book stuff.

Nasty case.

I saw the photos.

Anticipated not guilty.

He's getting allocated straight up to crime court, surely.

Getting good at this.

So there's a decision to be made about romance.

What I think we've got here is a case of escalation. We've got animal cruelty,

GBH. We don't want to see what comes next.

So, what, don't make the same mistake twice?

It's your decision.

I'm just not sure how we'll feel if he's bailed and hurt someone else.

Or worse.

God. It gets heavy, doesn't it?

These are the decisions we have to make. But we do our best to get it right.

Please identify yourself for the court. Jackson Higgins, 5th June 2001, 328

Aleth Road.

You're here today charged with GBH and the use of an offensive weapon on the

night of March 17th. How do you plead? This is bullshit. I'm not guilty. Thank

you, Mr Higgins. Take a seat.

As this is an indictable only offence, it will be allocated to Crown Court.

My learned friend will look for a date. CPS?

The Crown alleges that on the night of the 17th of March at 10 .30pm... Mr

Higgins did beat one Davy Johns of no fixed abode, causing injury and broken

ribs. Have you had sight of the police report?

We have. Is he in dispute?

Factual denial.

My client denies being present at the scene in the case of a mistaken

He is wrongly ID'd by the victim in the dark.

Witness for trial?

Crown Warfield, two witnesses.

The victim, who identified Higgins by sight and name as the assailant.

Let's allow one hour for his statement and cross -examination.

Crane, we'll also be calling one Mrs. Sarah Humphreys.

Police officer?

No, a member of the public. She witnessed the defendant washing his

clothing in a 24 -hour laundrette.

30 minutes should suffice.

Miss Brain, do you have a date?

Why that noise?

There's someone kicking up in the cell.

Had a noise complaint about you?

You've got to be fucking kidding me.

This is your doing, innit?

No, you won't get out of your ass.

No way.

So come clean.

Tell him the whole story. Although, then he'll be convicted for arson and

attempted murder and probably get killed inside by St Pete, so... Up to you.

I'm sure Becca told you I'm a fighter.

Here's something she didn't know.

I've never been in a fight I didn't win.

No matter how nasty it got.

It's war now, eh?

You don't know, do you?

Now you've got to deal with Becker on your own, and good luck with that.

She's a handful.