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MUSIC BLARES, INDISTINCT CHATTER

LAUGHTER Oi, oi! Here she comes. Lads.

Lads, here she comes.

I told you she was working today!

Oh, come on, Emma. You know she loves the attention.

You wait, she'll be over here in a minute.

CHUCKLES

Aren't you gonna stare? I'm not gonna gawk.

LAUGHTER

Don't you think you should follow the lead of our senior officer?

I mean, he has so much wisdom to impart (!)

Yeah, those losers aren't exactly subtle, are they?

I need a piss.

You know, here's an idea.

If you like a woman, maybe you should,

I don't know, talk to her like she's a person?

No. No, you've gotta build up to it. Oh, you've got to build.

Yeah, you wander over there like you're desperate,

you'll be knocked back every time.

LAUGHTER

Right, I'll see you lot tomorrow. All right. See you tomorrow.

♪ Too many times, I cry... ♪

INAUDIBLE CHATTER ♪ Too many sleepless nights

♪ Don't wanna fall and risk it all

♪ But I might

♪ Cos

♪ I can't help that I'm thinking Of your touch

♪ Thinking I like you

♪ A little too much... ♪ What a wanker.

♪ Every time you kiss me

♪ It's such a waste

♪ Damn, I think I'm falling in love

♪ La-la-la-love, la-la-la-love

♪ La-la-la-love

♪ Damn, I think I'm falling In love. ♪

ON VIDEO: 'We all deserve to live in an environment where we feel safe.

'My wife, my... my own children, they're all part of this.

'And together, hopefully, we can find a solution

'to some of your problems.'

'Safe streets, I believe, aren't a luxury.

'They are a right.

'Protecting women is protecting us all

'because safe streets for women means safe streets for everyone.'

PHONE CLICKS

FAINT LAUGHTER

CACKLING

Bloody hell, it's like... it's like working with children.

Why is there a crime scene camera out?

You see us on the telly last night? No, why?

Were you being arrested?

We were making the streets safer. How about that?

Oh, yeah. I bet (!)

Oh, and the CPS stats came out this morning.

Oh, yeah? How did we get on? Turns out we're good at our jobs.

Second-highest conviction rate for gun-related crime in the region.

Oh. No kidding. PHONE CHIMES

DC JAMES CHUCKLES

Bloody hell. Has he sent that to everybody?

LAUGHTER

All right, Crane? Hm?

Panzanella salad. My grandma's recipe.

Isn't that Italian? Yep.

But you're not Italian.

Yeah, and my grandma doesn't cook, but no-one knows these things.

My mum's already in love with you, Tom.

Throw in Italian heritage,

she might rip her clothes off and hump your leg.

So, you and the bar girl? Her name is Vanessa.

She's studying to be a social worker. Very sweet.

You gonna call her? No, of course not.

Where's the fun in that?

DCI WALKER: All right, listen up.

Now, this morning, a 16-year-old girl

was reported missing by her parents.

Now, we're not sure,

but it might be linked to a partial 999 call that came in last night.

We've now traced the call to within a mile radius

of the Dankworth Forest phone mast.

Let's make ourselves useful, yeah?

DOG BARKS

All right, ladies and gentlemen,

remember the general public while we're out.

CAR CHIRPS

GIRL: OK, Soph, you ready?

SOPHIE GIGGLES

Come here. OK, let's go. Come on.

OK, and back!

THEY LAUGH

LAUGHTER

♪ Somebody said You got a new friend... ♪

MUSIC DISTORTS

DISTORTED: # Does she love you Better than I can? ♪

MAN: Sophie!

Sophie!

NORMAL: # There's a big black sky Over my town... ♪

Sorry!

♪ I know where you're at I bet she's around... ♪

You got this. I got this.

WOMAN: Sophie!

DISTANT: # And, yeah I know it's stupid

♪ But I just gotta see it for myself

FAINTLY: # I'm in the corner Watching you kiss her, oh... ♪

LAUGHTER

NORMAL: # I'm right over here

♪ Why can't you see me? Oh... ♪ THEY CHEER

♪ I'm giving it my all But I'm not the guy... ♪

I'm pretty chuffed with that. ♪ You're taking home

♪ Ooh. ♪

BARKING

DCI WALKER SHOUTS INDISTINCTLY

CAR ENGINE STARTS

It's our case.

ENGINE STOPS, HE SIGHS

DOORBELL CHIMES

Mr and Mrs Madsen?

Yeah. Have you found her?

May we come in?

Yeah. Thank you.

What can you tell us about Sophie?

She's, erm... She's happy... mostly.

She was... happy.

SHE SOBS Oh, my God.

Did she have a lot of friends?

A boyfriend, perhaps? SHE SNIFFS

Friends, yes. No boyfriend.

No.

We found a pay-as-you-go phone on Sophie,

which we believe she used to dial 999.

Is there a reason she wasn't using a normal mobile?

She, erm...

She'd lost her phone recently.

We were so angry at her.

But we told her we wouldn't buy her a new one,

so what you found on her must...

must have been what she bought herself.

You, erm... You said Sophie was "mostly" happy.

What... What did you mean by that?

Her, erm... CLEARS THROAT

Her coach kicked her off the skating team about two months ago,

and it hit her really hard.

He said she'd lost focus, but that's bollocks.

I mean, that... that can't be the real reason.

She was still going to the rink all the time and practising on her own.

She was... She was there yesterday morning.

If she hadn't have lost focus

but her coach still wanted her off the team,

what do you think the real reason was?

I've no idea.

But I think they fought.

So, on Thursdays, Coach Frasier coaches a younger group.

Yesterday was Thursday. Yeah.

Let me guess, he wasn't there? Called in sick. Mm.

When's his next skating practice?

Tomorrow, noon. Perfect.

That's our next stop, then.

What were you talking to Walker about in the car park?

What do you mean? He assigned us the case.

Yeah, that takes two seconds.

You were talking a while. What was he talking to you about?

Well, I just think he thought that you and I

would be the only appropriate team to take on the case.

Cos we're never involved in any of that kind of stuff.

Involved in what kind of stuff?

Well, I didn't know it, but... I didn't know when I s... saw her.

I didn't recognise her.

No, I swear, I had no idea until Walker...

told me about it.

SHE SCOFFS What the fuck you talking about?

Sophie Madsen is the girl that Drummond's always on about.

What? Yeah.

Emma?

LAUGHTER

Whoa, I...

Sorry, boss.

You know she's dead?

SOFTLY: Yeah. HE CLEARS THROAT

Is that the reason why you took the picture down?

Kinda takes the fun out of it, don't it?

So, where were you last night?

Because you've really got a thing for her,

and now she's been murdered.

I was on duty last night. All night.

Wasn't even ever alone. You can check my bodycam.

The night you met Sophie Madsen,

the night you've been banging on about for months,

you said she was in a car with a man.

What happened?

Everything all right?

Erm, yeah, I'm fine. I'm sorry. SHE SNIFFS

You sure about that, miss? Yeah, it's nothing.

I'm just... I'm just having a freak-out. I'm so sorry.

I'm just driving her home, officer.

Do you want him to drive you home?

Erm, I-I do, yeah. He's... He's... He's my skating coach. It's OK.

Erm... This is me just being weird. It's my fault. I'm sorry.

OK. Gonna need you to move from in front of the gate.

You didn't take her aside, away from him, ask her questions?

Who was the man? Did you get a name? Do a vehicle check?

It takes 30 fucking seconds.

I r-really thought... HE STUTTERS

I mean... it didn't seem like a big deal.

This whole time, you've been talking about this girl,

saying she's so hot, it turns out she's not even an adult.

Yeah, I didn't know.

I didn't know her name, so I didn't look her up.

HE EXHALES She looked a lot older than 16,

and by the time that we realised, I mean, how young she was, it was...

it was already a joke around here, so...

Hold on a second. If you didn't know her name...

...where did this come from? How did you find it?

She said she was a figure skater, so a couple of days later,

we were bored and looked up local skating teams.

There aren't that many, so...

All right. SHE SLAMS LOCKER

This man here, was he the man in the car with Sophie Madsen that night?

I think so.

Well, he might have been the person that killed her,

and it sounds like you could have been there for her

at a crucial moment.

But instead, you went online, found a picture of her,

printed it off...

...and drew a dick on it. DC JAMES SNIGGERS

Well done, officer (!)

Well done (!)

OK, so, let's say Frasier makes a pass at Sophie.

She rebuffs him. He then kicks her off the team.

That was two months ago.

How do we get to murder? OK, all right.

Sophie does something to get revenge on Frasier.

She posts something online, something we haven't found yet.

She threatened to expose him. Frasier gets angry.

He lures her down to the woods somehow...

...and he gets his revenge.

Or Frasier contacts Sophie.

He wants to make right between the two of them.

He says, "Meet me, let's talk," but things go tits up.

She winds up dead.

Wasn't his intention, it just... happened.

Hey, relax your jaw.

You're gonna give yourself a headache again.

What do you feel about where we work?

I... feel it's a police station.

Tom!

Does it bother you the way the guys sometimes talk?

Because all these little comments,

they're all right when they're on their own,

but they add up to an attitude which affects behaviour.

If Drummond had taken that situation with Sophie and Frasier seriously,

she might be alive today.

There's just so many things that weren't done,

and they weren't done because the whole department

just don't give a shit when it comes to women.

No, listen, listen, I know that you're not like them, right,

and I know you don't talk like them, but I don't know what you think.

Look, I want to know if it bothers you.

How could that... How could it not bother me?

But there is nothing we can do about it right now,

so we just have to be patient.

SHE SCOFFS I mean, do you really think

that Drummond is gonna make sergeant one day?

It's not happening.

Do you think Stevens or James are gonna make DI?

Never. They're idiots, and they've all maxed out,

Walker included.

But you and I, we are... Look, we're just getting started.

We're on the right track,

and if we just keep our heads low, we clear our cases, we get promoted,

well, when we're in charge, we set the tone,

and none of this shit happens on our watch.

SHE SIGHS So, yeah...

I don't like the environment we work in,

but you know what I really hate?

I hate watching you have to navigate it.

Makes my fucking blood boil.

'Our understanding is that you took Sophie off the skating team.'

Did you tell her at practice? Did you call her?

Oh, I drove her home from a competition one evening.

I thought it'd be best to tell her

when it was just the two of us, you know.

And when was this? About two months ago.

And did anything else happen?

Yeah, a copper actually came up and knocked on the window.

Really? Ah, he could tell it was just teenage drama, so he left.

OK. And so nothing else happened...

...between you and Sophie that night? No.

OK.

Shit, I, er...

I've left my card in the car again.

It's just so you can get in contact with us, that's all.

OK, I'll be two secs. FRASIER CLEARS THROAT

She's always forgetting stuff.

Yeah? Yeah.

Don't know what's going on upstairs half the time.

Actually, I'm glad it's just us for a second,

because there's something that I wanted to ask about, but I...

...hate doing this. Yeah?

You see, Sophie was pretty and young, and someone killed her,

and whenever that happens, the police,

they like to look at the... the men in her life.

And I've seen a couple of good guys get caught up on the wrong side

of one of these things,

just because there was something romantic going on, and they...

well, they didn't tell us about it.

You see, Sophie was 16.

Now, that's the age of consent for a reason.

She's not a little kid any more,

so if there was something romantic going on...

Which I would get, by the way.

I mean, Jesus, what those girls wear out there every day, I mean...

Anyway, I'm just saying that...

I would understand that a romantic involvement with Sophie Madsen

wouldn't mean a violent involvement with Sophie Madsen.

But it would make this whole investigation go a lot more smoothly

if I knew.

So, is there anything...

...special about your relationship with Sophie?

I was her coach. That's all.

Radley.

Right.

Well, run his plates for Thursday evening.

If we can show he was driving around,

it won't prove he killed Sophie,

but it will prove he lied about being home.

Yeah, thanks.

Nothing turning up on the cameras

for the north and west car parks at Dankworth.

So it's the south car park, where there's no cameras.

Shall we take a second look? Yeah.

Right, the south car park's up here.

Emma. Sorry.

Don't know what's going on upstairs, do I?

HE CHUCKLES

Yeah, I thought you'd like that one. Bet you did.

Why would Sophie walk through the forest?

Even with someone that she trusted, even with a boyfriend.

Privacy?

Well, what was she doing here

that she couldn't do more comfortably in a car?

No, I think she ran in here, afraid.

Or... she was already dead,

and he carried her in and left her.

I mean, Frasier's strong enough to have carried her, right?

Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah, Sophie, she was tiny.

OPERATOR: 'Emergency, which service?'

'My name is Sophie, and...' BREATH HITCHES

The call came in at 5.26pm on Thursday.

It was too short to trace.

Had to run cell site analysis to get to Dankworth.

There's a monotone in the background.

Yeah, but it doesn't sound like anything.

Well, I can isolate the audio strands. Hold on.

We'll do isolate.

STATIC

What is that?

KNOCK ON DOOR Tom. Emma.

'So, where are we?'

Well, her skating coach is our main focus.

Yeah, we're running his registration for the hours he said he was home,

so let's see if he's lying.

I think your instincts on him are right, so keep on him.

Oh, Sir? Can I have a quick word?

You supervised a case a while back, a long-haul driver was a witness.

It's the... the blue trucks.

Smithal Brewery? Yeah. Why?

They have a route that runs down Great South Road.

Passes the south car park into Dankworth Forest.

There's no CCTV in that car park,

so I'm thinking maybe their dashcam could've picked up something useful.

Well, shit, Emma. That's good thinking.

Yeah, I'll reach out to my contact there,

and I'll see what I can dig up.

Thank you, Sir.

PHONE RINGS

DI Crane. 'Hi, I'm Chloe.'

Oh, yeah, hi, Chloe. Yeah, of course.

I mean... I mean, you said it was all right to ring, so I just...

I'm glad you called. What do you want to talk to me about?

Erm... Sophie didn't feel safe around Frasier.

What, she told you that, did she? 'She said those exact words.

'She went to the police to make a complaint about him.

'They... They recorded it and everything, and...

'they still weren't taking her seriously.'

I mean, I-I wouldn't be surprised if they erased the video or something.

'I don't know. I just... I-I thought I should let you know.

'Erm, I've got to go, sorry.' DISCONNECT TONE

Police don't record victim statements.

No SD card.

Here.

'My name's Sophie Madsen.'

I need to report something.

Like, an assault, I guess, from my skating coach.

He... He fancies me,

and he touched me when... when we were in his car.

And I told him I wasn't interested,

and I was gonna let it go, but then he kicked me off the team,

and it's not fair.

MAN 1: OK, back up a bit.

So, you say he touched you in his car?

Yeah.

A policeman came to check on us.

And what did you tell the copper?

Well, I... I just...

I said that it was nothing.

That I was, like, overreacting.

I mean, I don't really know why I said that, but...

Are you sure you don't know why you said that?

What do you mean?

To be honest, Sophie, we get a lot of girls come in to report things,

like their boyfriends and stuff, and then, later on,

we find out they were just making it up.

But I'm not making it up.

So you were lying then, but you're not lying now?

Because falsifying a police report is a crime.

I'm not saying I want you in any trouble. I don't.

All I know is that

when I was in the car with my coach that night, I was scared.

That sounds very serious. It was.

But then, why pretend like it wasn't?

MAN 2 SNIGGERS

SHE STUTTERS

I'm not trying to make you angry, Sophie.

I'm actually just trying to protect police resources.

There is not enough of us to go around,

and sometimes, things just need to be talked through...

in a room, you know?

So, what did you think was gonna happen in the car?

You must have had some idea when he said, "Hey, let's pull over."

Well...

I mean, he... he just said he just wanted to talk.

Then that's when he touched me.

And where did he touch you, exactly?

Erm...

...like, on my waist.

Then he slid his hand up, and...

...and he touched my breast.

Can you show me?

What?

If this really happened like you're saying it happened,

and you were 100% against it at the time

and you're not just changing your mind about it right now,

you should be able to show me exactly what he did.

SHE CLEARS THROAT

MAN 2 CHUCKLES

Look, my coach, his name is Kyle Frasier,

and what he did to me was wrong.

'Are you gonna do anything?'

No.

No, no. Hey.

Emma, Emma! No, no, no, no, no, no.

Emma. Those fucking fuckers!

They made a 16-year-old girl touch herself on camera?

I know. It was assault.

They assaulted her! I agree. It is.

Right, then why the fuck are you so calm?!

She came in here for help.

Stevens and James are fuckers! Hey, hey, Emma.

No, no, Tom, she was scared!

She was scared. You could see it on her fucking face.

She was sat there terrified.

But we can't do this right now, and you know it.

Not with what is in front of us today.

Don't tell me we can't do anything.

D-Don't.

Don't. Now, look, that has to go back in James' drawer

before he realises it's gone.

We can't just sit on this! I'm not saying we should,

but we can't just barge in screaming about it without a plan.

This will blow up our department,

and we are not prepared for the consequences.

So, what we saw, that video, we'll talk about it... tonight.

SHE PANTS

The first head wound, on the front left side of her skull,

likely comes from that initial fall to the ground.

She then turned over or was turned over.

I can't say for certain,

but she may well still have been conscious,

now facing her attacker.

She's then struck on the right side of her skull.

A blunt object, likely a rock.

It's fatal.

I need a minute.

Are you OK to continue?

It's Stevens giving the interview. James is watching on.

I mean, who knows how many officers they've shown the video to?

But it's Walker...

he's the one that lets them be the way they are. Mm.

And you're right, by the way. About our department blowing up.

In the middle of Sophie's investigation.

We could lose control.

It could be handed off to anyone, and it could be buried.

But I still wanna come forward, Tom. I do. I wanna come forward with it.

Well, let's say you do come forward. Mm.

Right, let... let's talk it through. OK.

What happens then? SHE CHUCKLES

Seriously, what happens? What happens?

Realistically, what happens? Fuck all happens.

There'll be an internal investigation,

which'll be toothless.

You'll have detectives shuffled around.

Walker will be on bloody paid leave.

And I'll be on desk duty for God knows how long.

TOM EXHALES

This shit is systemic.

I've seen it at every single station I've ever worked in.

Again and again.

And it's not OK... Mm.

...but it's also not something that you or I can fix overnight.

You know, I think about everything that I've heard them say...

and then I think, if they can say that in front of me...

Mm-hm.

...what do they say when I'm not around?

What do you say?

Tom, I'm sorry.

I'm sorry. I shouldn't have said that.

HE CLEARS THROAT No, it's all right.

No, it's not all right. It's today... No, it's all right.

It's fine. ...my head. It's been a lot.

Sorry. I've had too much to drink.

Come on. Let's get you home.

KEYS JANGLE Oh!

SHE CLEARS THROAT

Here, here. This one?

Get some sleep, OK?

INDISTINCT CHATTER

PHONE WHOOSHES

PHONE BUZZES, PHONE CHIMES

SOFT LAUGHTER

Right, I've got two pieces of good news.

Firstly, Frasier's in voluntarily,

and guess who he didn't bring with him? A solicitor.

It's like Christmas.

Secondly, the tomatoes for the panzanella

are currently salt-soaking.

Jamie insists it is a game-changer, and I am feeling it.

Tom...

...I'm so sorry.

For what?

Come on. Frasier's in Room 2. Let's go.

So, I thought about what you said before,

about how, like, well, it wasn't illegal

to have, you know, had something with Sophie.

So probably best to just say it.

Makes sense.

Look, I've coached her since she was ten years old,

and she was amazing.

I mean, nothing between us back then, obviously.

But... once she got older, things...

started changing between us.

And then, that night,

I was driving her home from the competition.

It was just the two of us.

And I pull over to talk,

and that's when the copper knocked on the window,

but I didn't tell you this before.

So, what did you and Sophie talk about in the car,

when you pulled over?

Well, I told her how I felt, how I thought she felt,

and I...

I hugged her.

Just hugged her? Well, I mean, I touched her a bit.

Which she wanted, at first.

But then she just freaked out.

So she changed her mind?

Can you tell us where you touched her?

Well, just on her breasts a bit.

And that's what made her freak out? Right. That's when the copper came.

But then he left. I drove her home.

And... I told her maybe she shouldn't be on the team any more

cos... cos it would have been too difficult... for me.

Anyway, look, I just wanted you to know,

because I don't know what Sophie maybe said

to her friends or her parents or whatever,

and then maybe they've told you something that,

probably, it's not true.

Probably, it's just because she was cross about that.

All right. Erm, so, just to confirm,

you were at home on Thursday between three and 6pm?

I was. Yeah.

He just admitted to abusing a position of power

to make sexual advances on a kid who's nowhere near 18.

We could get him for that.

And if we can prove he lied about his alibi...

...then we can get him for a whole lot more. Yes.

Right, see you tonight.

Oh, yeah. Bye.

WHISPERS: Bollocks.

LIVELY CHATTER

Aw, thank you, Tom. I didn't know you were Italian!

Well, I can't tell you all my secrets, Ms Crane.

You've gotta stop that.

I've told you, I'm Ava! Well, my apologies, ma'am.

THEY CHUCKLE

Well, this panzanella is delicious, so thank you, Tom.

And thank you to everyone for bringing a dish.

To the birthday girl! Aw. Thank you.

To Ava. To Mum.

Thank you. Happy birthday.

Do we have any bubbles?

Oh, I asked David to bring some, but he's late.

Let me just text him. I can get us bottles, Mum.

No, David will. I just need to remind him.

I don't mind. There's no need!

He'll be here, Emma.

Just be patient.

Mum... He said he was coming. All right?

I'll drive her. Thank you.

Let's go. BELL JINGLES

Oh, God!

Oh!

BOTTLES CLINK

I took Walker's phone without him looking.

I knew they had a... a group chat.

And I knew it'd be about the girls that they fancy,

but I didn't know...

Whoa, whoa, whoa. You d... You didn't... You didn't know what?

There are women who have come into the station for help...

...and there's photos, Tom.

And they're passing them around,

and they're talking about rape like it's funny.

And the guys go from that to talking about football

to talking about coffee orders...

like it... like it's just normal chit-chat.

And there's so many members on the thread,

and they're all OK with it.

On some level, they're all OK with it.

I'm not on that thread.

I'm not.

Do you want to know what I say...

...when you're not around, and they're going on like they do?

I say nothing.

I roll my eyes, and I ignore it, but I don't stop it,

because I'm a coward.

But hand to God, I'm not on that thread, and I...

I need you to look to see that.

I need you to know that... I already know. I already know.

I already know.

OK.

But I have to say something about the Wakestead coppers, Tom.

For Sophie's sake. Yeah, but...

the Wakestead coppers, they didn't kill Sophie Madsen.

Her coach did.

No, but it's taken her death for our station to take her seriously.

Look, it's not gonna do what you think it's gonna do.

Nothing will change because no-one will listen to you. I-I-It's shit...

They'll listen to me if a man is saying it too.

Will you stand with me?

Tom!

Tom! Where you going?!

Stay in the car.

It's not my fault it's the right thing to do!

Jesus Christ, you don't know me at all.

I don't care about doing the right thing,

not more than losing my job.

And I don't want to kill my career!

Well, just tell me no.

See, I can't do that, because if I tell you no,

then I have to watch what happens to you, and then...

...I can't do that, because I...

Oh, my God.

We cannot tell anyone at work. Mm.

You have to act normal. No, YOU have to act normal.

THEY CHUCKLE

I will try. Mm.

PHONE BUZZES Mm.

Mm. Go on.

Radley.

Really?

SHE MOUTHS Perfect. Thank you.

We've got Frasier's registration plates on the road

15 minutes before Sophie dials 999.

During the time he claimed he was home.

Was he anywhere near Dankworth Forest?

No.

But still... he lied about his alibi.

Yeah.

OK, so, we arrest Frasier.

We work his case. Make it solid for the CPS.

Make sure we do right by Sophie Madsen. Mm-hm.

And then we come forward about Wakestead Police Station.

Together.

OK. All right?

Mm-hm. You sure?

Mm-hm.

INDISTINCT CHATTER

All right, listen up. Mm. God.

What's up with you two? Late night.

But we did get Frasier.

That's what I wanted to talk to you about.

The press are already at the ice rink.

Some prat's tipped them off that Frasier's a suspect,

so I need a coordinated arrest strategy.

Make us look professional, yeah?

Or at least try not to completely fuck it up.

Oh, Emma, I got that dashcam footage you were after.

Along Great South Road?

Fun fact, the Great South Road's really bloody long.

It's in your inbox. Thank you, Sir.

Dashcam footage? Yeah, from a delivery truck.

Drove near Dankworth.

It's a long shot, but we could get an image of Sophie and Frasier.

Yeah, well, I'll help you sift through it, if you like. Yeah?

Yeah. It'll be like movie night.

SHE CHUCKLES

Anything interesting?

Nowhere near the forest yet.

It's pretty boring. Hm, too bad.

It's the right day, though. There's the Safe Streets event.

Here we go.

Lorry's pulled over in town.

FAINT SHOUTING

Oh, no...

REPORTERS CLAMOURING Kyle Frasier!

CAMERA SHUTTERS CLICK

Kyle Frasier, was she still on the team?

How well did you know Sophie Madsen?

CLAMOURING CONTINUES

FRASIER: What is going on?

ENGINE STARTS

EMMA GASPS TOM: Bloody hell!

Right, you'll have a chance to talk to your solicitor at the station.

I honestly don't understand. I told you what happened.

I didn't do anything. Yeah, I know that, mate.

Come on!

I wanna speak to a solicitor.

You'll have a chance to talk to a solicitor at the station.

I don't understand. I told you what happened.

I didn't do anything! Just... Just calm down.

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