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[suspenseful music]

[chain jangles]

-Go on, go!
-[Buddy barks]

You said you wanted
to talk to me

before I hand myself in.

That's Farah's.

Hadley called me on
the way to the tower.

Said it was in his locker.

So she was telling the
truth about that too.

He took it from her.

He did it to protect you.

To protect me?

-Here.
-Are you kidding?

[Farah] What are you
doing in my house?

[Hadley] All right calm
down little Miss Jihadi.

Just looking for
your dad that's all.

[Farah] Why?

-He hasn't done anything.
-Yeah.

Well you tell him...

What's his name Mohammed?

Mohammed, is it?

Mohammed Bin Laden.

You tell him we're
looking for him.

All right?

[birds chirp]

He says "Bin Laden" on the tape.

He told me he didn't.

He lied to my face.

It's hardly a
racist tirade though

-is it?
-It's still racist.

Enough to get him kicked
out of the police.

Why you think that's right?

27 years of service and
Hadley's dismissed for what?

For what, calling
Farah's dad Bin Laden?

Really?

Come on you know
he wasn't racist.

He was from the street,
he talked like the street.

He didn't mean anything.

It was a joke.

It wasn't to Farah.

Do you know what happened next?

Her dad came home and
she was freaked out

because the big policeman had
just called her dad Bin Laden

so she shouted at him to run.

You know why?

She'd been in this
country less than a year

and she had no idea
what we were gonna do,

were we gonna shoot
him like Bin Laden?

Hadley did that to her.

My friend Hadley.

And worse is what I did.

I covered for him.

And I got that poor
girl to trust me.

I knew what I was
doing I was saying

"Look at me, trust
me I'm like you."

And then I took her trust

-and I-
-I'm sorry,

-but the girl was mad.
-She wasn't.

All she knew was that
the police threatened her

then lied about it and then
took her phone by force.

And don't say Hadley
did it to protect me,

he did it to protect himself.

Well, I've had enough.

I saw on TV how this is playing,

-Come on.
-The crazy girl,

the hero cop.

I'm gonna tell the truth and...

I don't care what happens to me.

Well, that's your call Lizzie.

But just so you're clear
what will happen to you,

you're the one who
committed a crime here,

you're the one who
lied in a statement,

and you are the one
who will go to prison.

You know what they
do to cops in prison?

They put shit in your food.

Hadley knew that.

He took that phone
to protect you.

I'm sorry but that girl was mad.

She took a kid up a
tower for God's sake.

She killed Hadley.

She didn't kill him.

[tense music]

What happened up there?

On the roof, what happened?

She didn't kill him.

-[suspenseful music]
-[police radio murmurs]

You saved a child.

You did good.

Real good.

But you have to allow
yourself to survive.

You have to.

-Please.
-[Lizzie sighs]

You're doing it again.

What?

Handling me.

Oh, come on.

That first night
we slept together,

that was the night Mehenni
made his complaint.

Was that why you did it?

-To keep me on side?
-Is that what you think?

I don't know what to think.

The Mehenni complaint
was nothing.

Every cop gets complaints.

It comes with the territory.

And why did I sleep with you?

Because I couldn't get
you out of my head Lizzie.

Because I'd just
walk around Farlow

just hoping I'd see you.

That's why.

That's why I'm here right
now because I don't want you

-to get in to trouble.
-I'm already in trouble.

No, you're not.

No, you're not.

Without the phone
DSI have nothing.

Nothing.

So please, don't
land yourself in it.

Please.

Or land you in it.

I'm sorry what?

[sobs] You're my inspector.

Your actions don't
look so great, do they?

I searched for this for you.

I could go to jail for you.

Mrs. Shaw?

I'm DS Sarah Collins.

Is your husband in?

He's taken the dog for a walk.

What's going on?

We have a search
warrant for the house.

Well, you can't come in
not till Kieran gets back.

Have you called him?

I've tried.

His phone's switched off.

He said he'd buy me a milkshake.

Yeah, he'll be back soon.

Like I said wait
till he gets back.

[door bangs]

You have to decide Lizzie are
you gonna let this ruin you

or are you gonna
put it behind you

and just learn to be a good cop?

A good cop?

-What is that?
-Really?

For all his faults
Hadley was a good cop.

I'm a good cop.

And those bleeding hearts
with their politically-correct

words, when the
shit hits the fan

and their loved ones are in
trouble, who do they want?

Not you, not someone who's
gonna doubt and hesitate

and they certainly don't
want DS Collins either.

They want someone with balls.

They want a Hadley.

-They want me.
-What?

A liar.

A bully.

Why should I aspire to that?

Like I said Lizzie you
do what you have to do.

I'm gonna dispose of
this on the way home.

When you're interviewed
by DSI we never met.

I cared for you Lizzie.

I loved you.

I still love you.

But if you're gonna
sacrifice yourself

do not think for one moment
that you can drag me down

with you because you can't.

You just can't.

[tense music]

-[Kieran whistles]
-[Buddy barks]

[sighs] Shit.

[tense music]

[car rumbles]

What are you doing here?

We have a warrant to
search your house,

your vehicles and you Sir.

My colleague DC Bradshaw is
searching your London flat

and your office at Farlow.

We waited for you
before starting here.

That's very kind of you.

You should've called though.

I could have ordered
for everyone.

[Sarah] Your phone
was switched off.

What are you looking for anyway?

I interviewed Younes Mehenni.

He told me some
disturbing things.

Really?

Did he tell you why
he started it all?

Why he made his
neighbor's life hell,

why he keyed her car, why
he ran from the police?

He ignored every attempt
to defuse the situation.

Did he tell you that?

And now you bring
his unique brand

of bullshit to my home, really?

I apologise for disturbing
your family, sir.

It was unavoidable.

Unavoidable.

Hey sweetie.

There you go.

Sorry about the circus.

Are they allowed to do this?

They are.

Detective Sergeant
Collins, my wife Mary

and my daughter Anya.

Will you need to
search them too?

No.

We'll try to minimise the
disturbance Mrs. Shaw.

Ah sorry I forgot to tell
them to leave room for milk.

Buddy!

Come on boy!

[Buddy barks]

[train rumbles]

This is my colleague DC Vine.

He'll be searching you.

Is there somewhere private?

Would you like me to undress?

[DC Vine] That won't
be necessary, sir.

[suspenseful music]

[door knock]

Here she is. [groans]

Hungry?

-Yeah.
-Okay.

-[people chatter]
-[sombre music]

[tense music]

[suspenseful music]

[drawer rumbles]

Didn't I tell you
that Lizzie Adama

was a target in an
organised crime case?

Laszlo Kovacs a wanted murderer?

Didn't I tell you that?

If anything happens
to her it's on you,

you understand that right?

It's on her.

She had every chance to turn
herself in, she refused.

You are cold.

You have special
feelings for Lizzie?

Special feelings?

What is that like code?

Do you?

Well done.

No, seriously well done.

I bet you that
makes you feel like

a real detective sniffing
around, digging up gossip.

So it's true?

-You're having an affair?
-It's none of your business.

If it influenced her decisions
it will be my business.

You wanna know my
feelings for Lizzie?

Okay.

I think she's amazing.

I think she's an
amazing police officer.

Will she still want
to be a police officer

after you've finished with her?

I doubt it.

[sombre music]

[people murmur]

[Lizzie] What's your name?

Farah.

[Lizzie] Farah.

[Hadley] All right calm
down little Miss Jihadi.

Well you tell him.

What's his name, Mohammed?

Mohammed, is it?

Mohammed Bin Laden?

[melancholic music]

[Sarah] We're done, sir.

-Did you find anything?
-No.

So you invaded my
home, embarrassed me
in front of my wife

and child for nothing.

Are you surprised?

What surprises me
is how untouchable

some people think they are.

[people murmur]

-I didn't find the phone.
-Me neither.

He probably dumped it
as soon as he got it

from Hadley Matthews' locker.

Yeah.

So what next?

Hadley Matthews' postmortem.

I asked them to hold
off till I got back.

[phone rings]

Steve Bradshaw.

I...

Lizzie?

Is that you?

Hello?

Lizzie?

[Sarah] She say anything?

Just hung up.

I'll get a trace going.

Find her.

Before she does
something really daft.

[car rumbles]

[sombre music]

[Pathologist] I need to
re-examine the girl's body.

[suspenseful music]

[gurney rattles]

[camera clicks]

See the scratches, the bruising?

I thought they were
probably caused in the fall

or when her body was
lifted at the scene.

But under his nails there
are skin and flesh fragments.

Obviously, we'll
have to do DNA but...

[tense music]

[door creaks]

[sombre music]

Lizzie.

Don't do this.

[tense suspenseful music]

Lizzie.

Why should you be
the one who pays?

[tense suspenseful music]

[phone rings]

-I got Lizzie.
-Oh thank God.

-Where?
-Portland Tower.

That figures.

I think I know why she ran.

Book her in.

She's to be held incommunicado.

No contact.

Not family, not
colleagues, no-one.

-Okay.
-Great work, Steve.

[car door bangs]

I want to know what
you're gonna do.

Well, I had two options.

The first you took away.

The second is...

say what happened.

Just tell the truth.

Which is the right thing to do.

[Lizzie] I don't
care if I go to jail.

I've been police for 15 years.

I've got friends good friends
who haven't said a word to me

since the day I joined.

I had crossed a line
they couldn't understand

or couldn't forgive.

Bet you've had the
same, or similar.

Don't you want that to end?

You have a third option Lizzie.

It's the hardest one.

You're gonna have to lie.

[suspenseful music]

[door creaks]

[Kieran] Where've you been?

Don't worry about the phone I
did what you should've done.

I've smashed it with a hammer,

I've thrown the
pieces in the river.

-Darling.
-Mm.

Is that the end of it?

Nearly.

Not quite.

Because of her?

Lizzie Adama?

[footsteps thump]

-The top of the tower.
-Mm.

On the edge.

-I thought she might jump.
-Christ.

Did she say anything, where
she's been, who she's seen?

No.

Just said she wanted space.

I hear you're the man who
caught our fugitive Steve.

Bloody well done.

Thank you, sir.

I got lucky.

Let's walk.

You didn't find
the girl's phone?

-No, Sir.
-So threatening me

with a public scandal
achieved what?

It achieved nothing.

Instead of searching
for phantom phones

why haven't you interviewed
Carrie Stoddard?

Her son was on the roof.

He's a witness.

Mrs. Stoddard has consistently

refused to let us
speak to Ben, sir.

She doesn't want him
reliving the trauma.

So tell me Sarah
what do you have,

after three days
of investigation?

And I don't mean
speculation about

racist language and searched
lockers and missing phones.

I mean actual
chargeable offences.

I was at PC Matthews'
postmortem last night.

Under his fingernails
skin and flesh scrapings.

On Farah's wrist,
deep bruises, gouges.

You're saying he attacked her?

I'm not saying it,
the evidence is.

She was gonna cost him his job,

his pension after 27
years, his reputation.

Can you prove it?

If the boy won't
talk what've you got?

Lizzie Adama.

She saw it happen.

Will she turn on
her dead partner?

Do you have any leverage?

It's why she ran
and kept on running.

She saw him do it.

That's leverage.

[tense music]

Set up the interview room.

You ready, Lizzie?

Do you want a pee, cup
of tea, shot of vodka?

[Lizzie] No thanks.

This interview is taking
place at Victoria House

on 24th April at 3:25p.m.

Present are DC Steve Bradshaw.

DS Sarah Collins.

PC Lizzie Adama.

Lizzie, can I remind you that
you're still under caution?

Yes.

And can you confirm
that you have

declined legal representation.

I have.

I confirm.

Let's talk about the beginning.

You went to Farah's home
to make arrest inquiries.

A complaint resulted
against PC Matthews.

Farah claimed Hadley said
racist things to her.

Did he?

No.

He had a way of saying things
that could be misunderstood.

In your statement you say, "I
heard the whole conversation

between Farah Mehenni
and PC Matthews.

He never said anything
of a racist nature."

If he never said anything
of a racist nature

how can he have
been misunderstood?

I don't know.

So what did he say?

He said that we needed
to speak to her dad,

that we'd keep coming back.

-So Farah lied?
-No.

Someone's lying here
and if it wasn't you

it has to be Farah.

Is that a question?

PC Matthews' statement
responding to the complaint.

He denies it.

He says you will
corroborate his account.

Why did it take you so long?

I'd already made a statement.

About the arrest
inquiries, yeah.

I have it here.

It's precise, detailed.

Exemplary in fact.

But the second statement only
ten lines and six days later.

What took you so long?

I just didn't get around to it.

Top of your class
in training school,

one commendation already,
you're not the sort of officer

who "doesn't get
round" to things.

I was busy.

We're always busy.

"A mentor.

Took you under his wing,"
that's what everyone said

about Hadley Matthews and you.

But you took six days to write

a statement supporting him, why?

Because you were lazy, selfish?

-No.
-Then why?

If the complaint had been upheld

PC Matthews would've been
dismissed from the service

he would've lost his pension
so he pressured you didn't he?

-No.
-Did DI Shaw pressure you?

What?

No.

Even though you were in
a relationship with him?

You were in a relationship
with him, weren't you?

Yes.

I was in a
relationship with him.

No, he didn't pressure me.

You find it hard
to lie, don't you?

I don't know what that means.

The reason you took
so long to write

the statement is that you
couldn't bring yourself to lie

but you also couldn't bring
yourself to tell the truth.

You hadn't heard
what Hadley said

because you weren't there.

-I was.
-So when PC Matthews

came to you for support
you quite rightly refused.

-No.
-But after six days

of pressure you cracked.

You wrote a 10 line
statement backing Hadley.

-You lied.
-No.

I believe that more than anyone

a police officer
has to obey the law.

Not just some of the
time or most of the time

or even 99% of the
time, all the time.

Do you believe that?

Yes.

I interviewed Farah's
father yesterday.

This is what he said.

[Younes] PC Adama said
she heard everything

that the big policeman
said but how could she?

She was in the back yard.

That's what my daughter said.

But it doesn't matter
does it 'cause my daughter

had her phone and she
recorded everything.

She proved that they were lying.

PC Adama, she knew this.

-Why?
-Stop.

[Younes] Because my
daughter had called her

and told her that she had
everything on the phone.

-Stop!
-But she lied.

To a girl who trusted
her, looked up to her.

She said, "PC Adama is good."

-Please stop.
-"She will tell the truth."

-But she didn't.
-Sarah.

[Younes] Just lies.

[Lizzie] Please stop!

She's close.

One more push, yeah?

Steve?

Yeah, she's close.

You're doing great, Sarah.

I'm just going for a pee.

[door creaks]

[sombre music]

Let's talk about the roof.

You got there very
quickly, didn't you?

I heard a call come in
that a five-year-old boy

was missing.

It had to be Ben.

-Because of the bear suit.
-Yeah.

Then I heard there were people
on top of Portland Tower.

I just knew.

How did you know?

Farah had called
me the day before.

She was upset.

She thought I'd promised
her father a caution.

[Sarah] She said this
to you on the phone?

She said there was a
place she liked to go,

Portland Tower.

She wanted to meet there.

She was scared they were
gonna lose their home.

What else did she say?

Nothing else.

Aren't you missing something?

Younes Mehenni said Farah
recorded what PC Matthews-

Younes saying it
doesn't mean she did.

And if she did,
where's the phone?

We'll, get to the phone.

Did you tell PC Matthews
about Farah's call?

About the place where
she wanted to meet?

No.

Then why did he go to the tower?

How did he even know
about the tower?

He heard the same
radio calls I did.

He must've come to
the same conclusion.

He was driving to
the tower before

it was mentioned on any call.

How did he know?

I don't know.

So you get to the tower,
you go to the roof

and PC Matthews
is already there.

[door creaks]

-Farah?!
-Yes.

And Farah and Ben.

How would you describe Farah?

She's upset.

She thinks the police
have let her down,

I've let her down.

I'm so sorry.

I didn't know...

You did!

You told him about the phone.

You took it!

You stole it!

That's not the only reason
she's upset though, is it?

She's angry because PC
Matthews has taken her phone.

I don't know
anything about that.

PC Matthews took
the phone from Farah

at Portland Tower, that special
place she told you about,

the tower she walked past on
the way to school every day.

I don't know
anything about that.

[sombre music]

I learned things about Farah,

how she had a clear sense
of justice, of fair play.

Why do you think
she took the boy?

'Cause she was mad?

-No.
-No.

She took Ben because
something was taken from her

which proved she wasn't a liar.

You didn't want to
call her a liar before

why are you doing it now?

Lizzie tell me why
Farah was upset.

I told you she was angry.

I thought you weren't like him.

He mocked me!

She kidnapped a child because
PC Matthews took her phone.

She didn't mention a phone.

Lizzie how did Hadley Matthews
know to go to the tower?

That's where he took the phone.

Why did DI Shaw in the
middle of a major incident

go and search Hadley's locker?

To find the phone.

How else do you explain
Farah and Hadley's behaviour?

I don't know

I can't speak for them.

-Because they're dead!
-I know they're dead.

I was trying to
save their lives!

He shouldn't have done that.

I'm so ashamed.

Please Farah

come back from the edge,
we'll tell the truth.

You won't!

I'll never trust you again!

[Sarah] What happened
up there Lizzie?

How did they fall?

I had to get Ben
back from the edge.

This is my fault.

You want me not Ben.

Please Farah, he's innocent.

I am innocent too!

Yes.

You are innocent too.

Tell them.

Tell them I let you go.

Come on Ben.

Come on.

So you didn't see them fall?

They were there...

Then they weren't.

Farah's father gave me this.

Like a gesture of trust
that I would find the truth.

Are you telling the truth?

I'm telling the truth.

So Farah's a liar, is that true?

And Hadley Matthews
was the type of cop

who gives the rest
of us a bad name.

It's why you say you
didn't see the end.

Because for Hadley
there was only one end,

only one way he
gets his life back,

the girl goes off the tower.

This is the forensic
evidence which proves

he went for her once
the boy was safe.

He went for her,
he gouged her arm

but the ledge was too narrow
and he was too big and he fell.

That's what happened at
the end and you did see it.

[suspenseful music]

You're right.

I did see it.

He killed her.

No, no.

No.

I did.

She was so close.

And I tried...

I tried to grab her and...

[tense music]

No.

No!

But she moved.

And and Hadley...

Hadley who was safe, he
was safe but... [sobs]

You don't know Hadley at all.

He died trying to save her life.

If you wanna charge me with
anything, charge me with that.

I killed her.

Trying to save a life
isn't a chargeable offence.

Interview suspended at 16:25.

[door creaks]

You're free to go.

Our report will go to the CPS,

they'll decide if there's
a case to prosecute.

In the meantime,
I'll walk you out.

[Sarah sighs]

[soft click]

That's the end of it.

Do you understand me?

Farah's dead.

Hadley's dead.

I know.

But they found each other
and neither would back down.

The service is better
with you in it.

That's why I stuck
my neck out for you,

why I betrayed my friend.

You've made your mistake.

Learn from it and move on.

Be a good cop.

[siren wails]

-Good night.
-Good night, Steve.

I'm off, I wondered
if you'd like a...

She called you at
8:35 p.m. last night?

About then, yeah.

But you didn't book her
into custody until 10:20.

Even allowing for getting to
the tower, getting her down...

that's a long time.

What did you say to her?

Where are you going
with this Sarah?

When we paused
the interview, no.

When you paused the interview
she was about to break.

Then someone took
her a cup of tea.

When she came back
she was different,

her story was solid,
I couldn't shift it...

I checked the cell log.

Why did you take her
a cup of tea, Steve?

So you could help her
through the difficult part?

-Don't be ridiculous.
-Ridiculous?

You were with her
just now, I saw you.

The interview was
everything we had.

And you showed her
how to beat it.

Even if I did what
you say, so what?

Really?

So what?

-She's a girl in her 20s.
-She's a police officer!

She perverted the
course of justice!

She made a stupid mistake,
she backed a colleague!

If you wanna punish
someone punish Shaw.

He's the one that
should be in that

interview room not Lizzie.

I tried to get Shaw,
you know I did,

he was too fucking slippery.

[Steve] So you
take it out on her?

She would have given us Shaw!

She'd have gone to jail.

Is that what you joined to do?

Send an inexperienced cop
to prison for a mistake?

If her inexperience
is mitigation

it's for the court
to decide not us.

I said is that what
you joined to do?

Yeah, it is.

To do my job, to apply the law.

Why, what did you join for?

-To put away bad guys not-
-A teenage girl is dead.

And I'm sorry for Farah.

But destroying Lizzie
won't bring her back.

God.

You're a good detective
Sarah but man,

do you waste your talents.

If you've got a complaint
about me put it on paper.

[sombre music]

[door creaks]

[door knock]

[door creaks]

Hey.

I've tried phoning.

Dozens of times.

I didn't wanna talk to you.

I heard you didn't
give DSI anything.

I'm glad.

I didn't do it for you
if that's what you think.

Not for Hadley either.

I'm glad for you.

You're here for a reason.

What is it?

Artemis arrested Laszlo
Kovacs last night.

They need an ID.

Without one they can't hold him.

So...

Do you wanna put
away the bastard who
killed Cosmina Baicu?

You'll have to go to the
Viper Suite at Farlow.

You'll be shown
images of eight men.

You'll be asked if
you recognise the man

who threatened you
with a handgun.

You'll be asked if
you're confident in
your identification.

[gunshot]

[Lizzie] Number six.

He's number six.

[sombre music]

Liz.

They got Kovacs, did you hear?

Yeah.

I just did the ID.

Arif...

can you forgive me?

Because you backed
Hadley and not the girl?

I asked myself what I would
have done and I couldn't answer.

So yeah, course I
fucking forgive ya.

I just hope one day
it stops you know?

Come back.

We miss you.

Come here.

You've seen this of course.

Yes, sir.

CPS declines to prosecute.

You're not happy.

Should I be?

PC Matthews used racist
language to a teenage girl.

PC Adama lied to cover for him.

PC Matthews took by force
the phone which proved

the racist language and the lie.

And DI Shaw covered
the whole thing up.

Could you prove it?

Any one bit of it?

You got incredibly
close Sarah but...

In my opinion the CPS
is sending a bad message

to the public and the police.

In my opinion Lizzie Adama
should not remain in the police.

Oh come on, look
what she just did.

ID'd a killer, a known
organised crime figure

despite the risk to herself.

We need young officers like her.

She's committed, she's brave.

We have to move on.

Northumbria Police have
asked for your help.

It's a tricky one,
a high-speed chase.

No.

Homicide command had a
vacancy for a DS so I applied.

I was accepted.

I start in two weeks.

I'd like to thank you
for everything, sir.

I've learned a lot from you.

[sombre music]

[Priest] Let us have a
few moments of silence.

[sombre music]

Thank you very much.

See you back at the car.

[sombre music]

Hadley would have wanted
me to say something funny.

I'm sorry I can't for the
life of me think of anything.

It's just too damn sad.

I'm gonna miss him.

Bye Hadley.

Bye Hadley.

[soft thuds]

[suspenseful music]

[car door bangs]

[car rumbles]

[birds chirp]

You weren't at Hadley's funeral.

No.

You're wrong about me.

I'm as good a cop as you are.

I will prove it.

Okay then.

[suspenseful music]

[mellow hum]