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Did you know I was Gwyn Jenkins' daughter?

Gina... I just want to understand what he was mixed up in.

If you've seen the files, there's not a lot more I can add.

I'm a one-off.

Yeah, we're going to need to be careful.

I think someone might be onto us.

You're quite good looking. You could do a lot better.

Sam said you were charming. Well, I have my moments.

Get back against the wall now!

Get back!

Get back against the wall now!

I said get back!

Get back against the bloody wall!

Back off! All right, all right, all right.

I don't want any trouble.

Open the door. Open it or I'll cut you.

I'll unlock the door and you can leave

and I won't say a word. Give me the fucking keys!

All right. Keep calm, I said.

Go! Go, go, go, go!

Keys! Eh? Keys!

OK. Do you need us to come down?

All right, no worries. Cheers.

Don't be so stubborn.

Fine. Fine.

I'm knackered. One minute.

Unless you want to give me a piggyback.

SIREN

Oh, shit.

OK.

Go.

Stop! Police!

Get down. Whoa. Easy, easy.

I said get down on the floor.

Listen, mate... Do it.

Keep calm. We can work this out, yeah? I said get on the floor.

Listen now... Get down!

You shouldn't have come after me.

You made a mistake.

If I don't do this... Please, please, don't do this.

I don't want to do this.

Please, please, don't do this! Please don't do this!

Please!

Chicken pakoras? Samosas?

Good.

Gina, I need you to take a look at this.

The theft from the Naval Social Club.

Carl hasn't come in yet and I know there's some follow-ups

he wants us to pursue on the...

I'm sure DI Roberts can spare you for a couple of hours.

A witness has come forward this morning.

He was at the bar last night taking photos of the band.

When he heard about the robbery, he thought we might like to

review his pictures to see if there are any likely suspects.

Is there anyone else who can do it, ma'am?

I'm asking you to do it, Gina. Let me know how you get on.

Oh, my stomach feels like my throat's been cut.

£1,210, to be exact.

Twat.

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Hi, Ela. Ti'n iawn?

Yeah.

None of your business.

OK, acting dodgy, then.

Saying that... Be'?

Oh, na, forget it. Ela.

The guy gave me the creeps...

All right?

Ela.

Luke.

Hello, Luke.

Yeah.

Gina.

Well?

We tracked down customers from the photographs.

Two of them remember seeing a couple acting strangely in the beer garden.

Descriptions? Yeah, but they're very rough.

Talk to the manager again.

She didn't get a good look at their faces, but you might have enough to trigger her memory.

Ma'am, I need to get on with the Stevie Rose inquiry.

People are saying it's a crimewave. I need this robbery solved quickly!

Get down!

Get on the floor!

Please, don't do this.

Please!

Hello.

Come back to snoop around again, have you?

It's nice to see you again, too.

I thought you might want to meet Sam's mother.

Linda, this is...

I didn't catch your name the last time.

Ela.

Our Gina's told us a lot about you, Ela.

Nothing bad.

Don't worry.

Sam! I'll find him.

Let you two girls get acquainted.

I'm sure he leaves the washing up for me to do.

Why are you looking so worried, son? We just popped in to say hello.

I see your girlfriend's still hanging around.

I didn't think you had it in you.

There's a lot of things about me that would surprise you, Ray.

I do not doubt it. Is that why you were around here yesterday?

Your mother asked me to keep an eye on you. You know how she worries.

Is that all?

Why else?

Dunno.

Salmonella.

Linda! Yeah? Sam and Ela!

Salmonella.

It just hit me.

Oh, that's very good. You make a lovely couple.

Hiya, Leanne. Hiya.

I'm DC Jenkins. This is DC Lloyd.

Have you caught the bastards yet? No, not yet,

but we've had a description of two individuals we'd like to speak to.

A bald man, large build, with tattoos.

Does it ring any bells? Oh, the bloke wasn't big.

He needed feeding up if anything.

A young woman, petite, pretty? Mouthy. Add that to your list!

Come again?

Are you sure they don't sound familiar?

We have hundreds of people coming through these doors every week.

I wish I could tell you more than I already have,

but it were dark and it happened so quick.

They were arguing in the beer garden. Oh, no, they weren't.

What do you mean? The garden's been closed for two weeks.

There's a problem with the water main. It's like a swamp out there.

I don't know where you're getting your information from,

but it's wrong.

Six weeks off and on.

He's all right when he's on his meds.

It'll do for now.

Drum roll, please.

The big reveal! Yeah.

Fuck off... Fuck off!

Hey!

Fucking pricks, the bunch of you!

You could fucking tell us.

Pricks.

Dickheads.

Oi, sexy.

Was that meant for me or him?

Your police, aren't you? Yeah.

I like a woman in uniform. Do you?

Oh, I bet you've got a nice poster of a lollipop lady

above your bed, have you?

Tell you what, if you want a chance with a woman in uniform,

or any woman, actually, you should show her some respect, all right?

Nice arse. Oh...

Think you're fucking funny, do you? Don't talk to her like that!

Do you understand that? Do you fucking get me, do you?!

Get off!

Gina.

Are you all right?

Go, and piss off.

My love?

GIGGLING

Ryan took pity on me. Drink, Tom?

No, I'm all right, honest. Anything in a bottle, he's happy.

Yeah.

You read my mind.

Two-one-one.

What in hell's name were you playing at? What were you thinking?

Luke knows he should have spoken up sooner.

He should have spoken up straight away. Why didn't you?

Well?

Or maybe you hadn't noticed we've spent the last three weeks

trying to catch a dangerous gunman. I was ashamed.

How long have you been on this force? Six, seven years?

You have a duty to report what happened.

There are people out there terrified by this idiot!

He's robbed, he's killed... I wasn't thinking straight.

You weren't thinking, end of!

If you had spoken up, we might have been able to get eyes on him,

we might have been able to get him off the streets,

but instead we're still in the dark, still clueless,

and people are blaming us for failing!

What have we bloody got when even our own officers

won't come forward when they come face-to-face with him?

OK, Gina, take Luke home now, please.

There'll be a disciplinary over this, mark my words.

This isn't finished, not by a long shot.

He's a good lad.

Not good enough.

And what exactly are you doing to find this gun, Carl?

I thought you were one of the capable ones.

We are doing everything that we can.

Well, that's all right, then, isn't it? So long as you're trying!

SHE GASPS FOR BREATH

Ma'am? Ma'am?!

Carl!

Call an ambulance.

Really?

Right.

Yeah, cool.

So, tell me more about St Lucia.

Very much in love.

Devoted, in fact.

Cocky!

Same again?

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Room service.

Twat.

OK?

Sam!

Sam.

Sam.

Ela.

Ela!

Ela!

Ela!

Ela, stop.

You've got a gun. You got a gun out and put it to his head

and you wanted to shoot him.

MELANCHOLIC MUSIC

Hiya, Marie.

Hiya.

Sorry.

MOBILE PHONE

Sorry.

MOBILE PHONE

Get rid of the gun?

Yeah.

OK.

Please?

Are these mine?

Yes, ma'am.

They said your husband was coming.

If there's anything I've left, just let me know.

It's all right. I don't intend to be away from for long.

What did they say was wrong? Stress.

It was a warning to slow down.

Thank you. You acted decisively.

Well, you've been under a lot of pressure, ma'am.

When I was a PC, we thought the chief spent his days

with his feet up on the desk. Probably did.

I can tell you, it's far from the truth.

You know, Gina, you don't have to chase promotion

to be a good police officer.

What, is ambition a bad thing?

If it's driven by the wrong reason.

I've wanted to be a police officer since I was a little girl.

Because of what happened to your dad?

We've all got a reason for wanting to join.

I didn't tell you everything the other day.

Yes, I was working the day your dad was shot.

It was me who was sent to break the news to your mum.

When I knocked at the door...

..a little girl answered.

We did everything we could to find your dad's killer, Gina.

You must believe me when I say that.

Did you think...

Did you really think it was mistaken identity?

It was hard to believe

anyone would have benefited from his death.

Your dad was a small-town crook.

He was one of 20, 30 people running scams,

from Brenda who's selling stolen cigarettes from an ice cream van

to Douglas Rose.

My dad knew Douglas Rose?

Douglas was the sun around which everyone else revolved.

If he didn't know what was going on, it hadn't happened.

We looked for a connection between them, but...

..came to a blank.

I'm sorry.

Truly.

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# Dylai rhywun wedi'i ddatgan

# Os ti'n mynnnu bod yn filwr

# Fydd neb yn dy garu

# Tra ti'n cysgu gyda gwn

# Somebody should have warned you

# Never listen to the full moon

# Each name on a bullet

# There's a bounty on everyone

# Bang, bang, bang, bang... #

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