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What the hell was that about,
ma'’am?

- This is the ladies'’, Clive.
- But you could have killed us.

I didn'’t know.

We'’re meant to leave it
for marked cars to intercept--

Yeah, but they didn'’t,
and we lost them.

If you wanna drive your career
over a cliff, that's fine.

Don'’t take the rest of us
with you.

This isn'’t bloody
Thelma and Louise.

I'’m sorry,
if I drove a bit fast.

Needs his eyes checked.

Ma'’am.

The vehicle did a U-turn
just as you lost it

and was picked up
approaching Sparkbrook

before they lost it again.

Any luck identifying
the assailants?

Faces were covered
by gorilla masks, ma'am,

but from what
DS Edmunds witnessed,

two IC1 males, six-foot-plus,
well-built.

Tell them the Superintendent
is due to-- one sec.

Ray. Patrick.

DI Ray,
this is DI Patrick Holden.

He'’s our kidnapping specialist.

- Hi.
- Hi.

He and his team
will work closely with you

and your team on the case.

I wasn'’t aware
I was being supervised.

This is
a high-profile case.

It'’s standard procedure.

This isn'’t about you, Ray.

That'’s not how it seems,
ma'’am.

Rachita, my team are setting up
an incident room

to assist with intelligence--

Tell them to manage it
until I get there.

I have to go.
Got press to deal with.

Ray.

I think, we should clarify
who'’ll be doing what

so there'’s no
misunderstandings.

Absolutely, I can assure you
we'’re here

to support your investigation.

We'’ll gather and monitor
whatever intelligence we can

regarding the kidnap,
so you can crack on

with your investigation
into the murder.

Then we should keep
lines of communication open.

Of course. The priority
being to preserve life.

Looking forward to working
with you, Rachita.

OK, so we'’ve already
been looking at his movements

just before
Frank Chapman'’s murder,

and we were watching
the Mochani shop

at the point of the abduction.

I'’ve sent uniform and
forensics to secure the scene

and collect any CCTV.

And now we need to build up
a comprehensive picture

of his lifestyle, finances,
business associates,

his movements and
communications

over the past six months.

Our focus should be
on the nature of his connection

to the Chapmans. However,
we can'’t rule anything out

at this stage. The Mochanis
are relatively new in town,

so if it'’s possible
this may be part

of a pre-existing feud
from Leicester.

We also need
to consider

this could be to do with
Rav'’s time inside,

so potentially,
it could be somebody he'’s upset

seeking revenge.

He'’s been deaf since childhood
and wears a hearing aid.

I wasn'’t aware
of that.

Can I suggest one of your team
be seconded to us as a conduit?

Make sure nothing falls between
the cracks of the two teams.

DC Ellis?

Happy to, ma'’am.

Liam, we need
to trace the kidnap vehicle.

Er, there are registered owner
details, a builder in Dudley.

Uniform are heading
to the address now,

but it looks like
they'’ve cloned the plate, ma'am.

Keep on with ANPR
and see if we can track

where it went
beyond Sparkbrook.

Will do.

OK, we already know
a fair amount about Rav Mochani

as a murder suspect
in the Chapman case,

but now he'’s a hostage,

and it'’s possible
he'’s been taken to be executed.

Either way, I believe there'’s
an imminent threat to life.

Who'’s she?

DC Ellis. Charlene.
I'’m from homicide.

Fuck.

Anyone could have seen you.

It'’s OK, Tyler.
We'’ve been careful.

Yeah.
I did a sweep before.

They'’re always watching.

Chapmans?

No. Ant and Dec.

Listen, Tyler, no one'’s
forcing you to do anything.

But you know
how it works.

- You help us--
- We just do the jobs.

They don'’t talk about stuff
in front of us.

But you hear things.

Give us a location,

you can get back
to your PlayStation,

keep your head down.

- There'’s a warehouse.
- Where?

- Sparkbrook.
- Do you know where exactly?

How'’s your mum?

What about her?

I hope
she'’s behaving herself.

Be a shame if she ended up
back inside,

just when she'’s got you home.

Nobody'’s been in touch
with any demands or threats?

No.

I want to know everything
that'’s been taken.

Why are you
wasting your time here?

You should be looking for him.

Mrs Mochani, we'’re doing
everything we can

to find your son

We'’ve got specialist officers
dealing with it.

Is there anyone
that you could think of

who might wanna take him
for whatever reason?

If I knew that, don'’t you think
I'’d get him back myself?

Do you think
Frank Chapman'’s murder

could have anything
to do with it?

My brother'’s a fighter,
not a murderer.

But maybe others think he
could be involved in some way?

Every second you'’re here
harassing us

is putting my son's life
in danger.

Wrapped up, ma'’am.

Can you bag it for DS Edmund,
please?

- Absolutely not.
- It was at the scene

at the time
of your son'’s kidnap.

It'’s pertinent
to our investigation,

And we'’re well within our rights
to seize it.

It might have something
that might help us find him.

You won'’t find anything.

Regardless of what you think,
Mrs Mochani,

my number one priority
right now

is to find your son. Alive.

My son had nothing to do
with Frank Chapman'’s shooting.

I'’m absolutely certain.

What do you reckon?
Do you believe her?

I believe she'’s a mother
worried sick,

but I don'’t believe
she wants us to find him

before she does.

That'’s why she doesn't want us
going through her stuff.

DI Ray.

My source
came through.

We'’re heading there now.

Can you send us the location?

Yep. Text it to you.

Can you jump in a squad car

and get that laptop
to Liam ASAP?

I need to join DI Holden.

They have a tip-off
about Rav'’s possible location.

Ma'am.

Do you reckon
this kid is reliable?

Had to terrify him.

He'’s always delivered
in the past.

He'’s looking at five years.
His mum'’s already been inside.

Boys and their mums.

Armed police!
Armed police! Armed police!

- Clear!
- Armed police!

- Armed police!
- Armed police!

Clear!

- Armed police!
- Armed police!

- Clear!
- Armed police!

- Vehicle safety.
- Vehicle safety.

Show yourself.

Show yourself.

Driver side clear.

Passenger door clear.

- Vehicle empty.
- Vehicle empty.

- Clear.
- All clear.

Clear.

Charlene get forensics here

And make sure there'’s
a clear path for them.

Ma'am.

This is fresh.
He'’s been moved recently.

Can your team
supervise a search?

Sure.

- Kwesi?
- Ma'am.

Can you liaise with
The kidnap incident room,

and see if they can recover
any CCTV footage

around the Haverhill
Industrial Estate?

We need to track down

the vehicle used
to move Rav Mochani ASAP.

- Will do, ma'’am.
- Thanks.

It'’s gotta be the Chapmans.

Any chance your mummy'’s boy
tipped 'em off?

His hands are untied.

Ma'’am, I've hit a wall
with the second vehicle.

It'’s a CCTV blackspot
all around the area.

Knew what they were doing.

Ask the press office
to put a call out

on social media for sightings
of vehicles entering

or leaving
the industrial estate.

Ma'’am, something's been found
on Rav Mochani'’s laptop.

Well, who is she?
Is she a relative?

This image was sent to Rav
by Frank Chapman

via an encrypted
messaging service

three days before his murder.

Tech have retrieved
four images of children

that have been deleted

They all appear
to be around the same age.

Same race by the looks of it.

This is the same girl.

But only this image
was sent to Rav by Frank.

Charlene, can you contact the
Child Sexual Exploitation team,

and get them to start
investigating the other images?

We need to prioritise
this girl.

Liam, is there location tagging
on the picture?

Disabled, ma'’am.

Well, something was going on

between Frank Chapman
and Rav Mochani.

We need to figure out
what the hell it was.

Right, OK.
Yeah, no problem.

What did they say?

They said their team
are already busy

dealing with thousands
of images

of unclothed children,

so our images are low-priority
in comparison.

I just got off the phone
with the Super.

Can I see the images, please?

They were pretty firm.

Said we have to investigate it

and only get back to them

when we know it'’s a problem.

We need to speak to the Mochanis

and find out about this girl.

Do you think
she could be a relative?

Whoever she is,

it'’s the first concrete
evidence we have

that Chapman and Rav Mochani
have been in communication,

and that there've been
some conflict

and bargaining going on

that could constitute
a motive for murder.

This looks like Birmingham.
Can you zoom in a little, Liam?

That'’s the BT Tower.

And the Library.

I'’m pretty sure this is taken
South of the City Centre.

It'’s pretty distinctive.
Any idea where it is?

Could be somewhere around
the Selly Bank Estate, ma'’am.

- Yeah, that'’s a good shout.
- Right.

You two narrow down
the location

and then prioritise
a door-knock for tomorrow.

Kwesi, can you go
and speak to the Chapmans.

Clive, can you liaise with SOC
and secure a building

near the Chapman
and Mochani residences,

so we can set up
an observation post?

Everyone slips up,

we need to be there
when they do.

Rachita.

It'’s been a long day, I know.

I don'’t suppose
you fancy a quick drink?

Thank you.

The press are really
going after us.

Just waiting
for the next fuck up.

It'’s why, I think
Beardsmore's sweating a little.

He never usually takes
this much interest.

Anyway,

- cheers.
- Cheers, ma'’am.

You know what,

I thought
we could make a difference,

but it feels like
nothing's moved on

since my Dad'’s time.

He'’s retired now
but he served for 30 years.

Oh, really?

Public order offences.

Doesn'’t have the resilience
for homicide, but...

he would never let you
believe that.

He'’s ever so proud, is my Dad.

Sounds like my Mum.

She'’s a University Lecturer
who'’s not teaching at Oxford

and Cambridge, out of choice,
of course.

Were your parents supportive
of you becoming

a Police Officer?

I mean they--

I don'’t mean
from a cultural point of view,

I just mean, well,

parents worry
about their children'’s future,

don'’t they?

Yeah, I mean, they had
their reservations

about me going into policing,

but I went from college
to uniform,

they got used to it
pretty quickly.

Mmh.

Rachita, um...

I know I'’ve not always
handled things brilliantly,

in the past, so

on this occasion

I thought that maybe I should
just come straight to you.

- Off the record.
- OK.

One of your team

came to me.

They'’re worried

about the way in which
you'’re handling

some of the investigation.

- Who, ma'’am?
- I'’m not gonna say.

My team should feel
they can all speak--

It'’s irrelevant who it is,
Rachita.

Look, I know, you said
you were ready, but...

...perhaps we should consider
whether this is--

Hey, love.

We were just round the corner
having a beer,

thought we'’d pop in and say hi.

Same again?

Er, yeah. Sure, why not?
Erm.

Another large red, please.

Er, any chance I can jump in
with you?

You'’re on my way home.

Er, yeah, sure.

See you tomorrow.

I'’ve had a great night.

Me, too.

So, er,

should we do the numbers thing?

Can I ask you
about DI Ray?

Yeah.

I heard she took down
a corrupt DCI.

Hunter?

She did, yeah.

So what'’s Henderson'’s
and Beardsmore'’s beef with her?

What do you mean?

They just seem to be on her,
constantly.

I really don'’t know
where this is.

We could be knocking
on a lot of doors.

Good.

Gives you time
to answer my question.

You have
a really strong

discrimination case
against 'em.

I know.
But I need more time.

Right.

I'’m just not sure,
what I wanna do yet.

You'’re not seriously falling
for this

fast-track promotion talk,
are you?

Wait, it'’s not
about being fast-tracked.

It'’s a job I'd have gotten
had I not been passed over.

Just look at the hypocrisy,
though.

They have
all these targets and quotas

but it'’s all for show.

They don'’t want
things to change.

Launching
race discrimination proceedings

is the onlyway
to make that change happen.

I know.

I know, I get it.

I just don'’t want to lose

the trust and respect
of my team.

Rachita,
the institution tokenised

and took advantage of you,

then tried to make you
the scapegoat for its problems.

And when that didn'’t work

they came with their tails
between their legs

and begged you to come back.

And you'’re choosing
to do nothing.

No, I'’m choosing to do my job.

I wanna be left alone
to do it.

Mrs Mochani, are you
aware that your son was having

email correspondence with Frank
Chapman, before he died?

No.

Your brother
never mentioned it?

No, he didn'’t.

Do you know this child?

What is all this?

This image was sent to your son
by Frank Chapman.

We think, she might be connected
to his disappearance.

Mrs Mochani, is it possible

this could be
your granddaughter?

Absolutely not.

Perhaps, born when your son
was serving his sentence?

He might not have known
about her.

He might not have wanted
you to know.

We'’re not from the villages.

It'’s bad enough sending thugs
to turn his room upside down.

Now you two come here, flinging
your backward assumptions.

Mrs Mochani,
if you do know anything

you need to tell us now.

Not only could there be
a child at risk of harm,

but every second we delay,

the threat to your son'’s life
becomes more imminent.

This is bigger than you.

You need to work with us.

Well done.
I think you got to her.

Email from forensics.

I'm afraid there'’s no DNA
from the warehouse

apart from Rav Mochani'’s.

Thanks. I'’ll go and meet Kwesi
at the Chapmans'’,

see what they don'’tsay.

Remember that game?

Knock-a-door-run.

Yeah.

I always got caught.

Hi there. DC Ellis.

Hi, my name'’s DC Payne.
I was wondering

if you might have
seen this child.

Who is she?

Your father was
in possession of this photo.

I don'’t think so.

We'’ve never seen her before.

What exactly are you
suggesting here?

He sent this photo to a man
called Ravinder Mochani.

Do you know
why he might have sent it?

Well, dad didn'’t run
everything by us.

And he never mentioned
this contact?

I'’ve never heard of him.

- You?
- No.

So you'’ve no idea why your dad
and Ravinder Mochani

were communicating
with each other

- prior to his death?
- Like I said,

I'’ve never heard
of anybody called Ravinder.

You know, it'’s not conventional
to hold a wake without a body.

What was the rush
with Frank?

Well, it'’s what dad
would have wanted.

Us all there.

Together.

Hi there. DC Ellis.

- Police?
- Yes, from West Central.

Just here
to ask a few questions.

Do you mind
telling me your name?

Mrs Donata Malek.

Mrs Malek,
do you recognise this child?

Huh, very sweet.

Yes, I seen her.

Who with?

The occupant
is a Dawn Hughes.

It'’s a one-bed and she's
the only listed occupant.

We'’ve been watching the flat.
No one'’s come or gone.

There'’s someone in there,
though, ma'’am.

Hi.

I'’m a police officer.
My name is DI Rachita Ray.

We'’re making enquiries
and speaking to residents

in the area.
I was wondering,

if I could speak to you.

You can either open the door now

,or my colleagues will wait here

while I get a warrant, Dawn.

Hi,

I'’m DI Rachita Ray.
You must be Dawn Hughes.

Do you mind if we come
and have a chat?

I'’m sure you don't want

your neighbours hearing
your business.

Why didn'’t you answer
the door, Dawn?

What'’s this about?

Do you have any children?

No.

Do you know this little girl?

N-No.

We believe
this photo was taken

somewhere around this location.

We also have an eye witness

who claims they saw you
with this child

Can you give us a minute.

Do you mind
if I take a look in there?

I can't help you, sorry.
Can you go now?

I said I want you to leave.

Please.

I saw the email
from Social Services.

Well done. I trust
you'’ll inform me

when they'’ve completed
their assessment.

Yeah, will do, ma'’am.

And, er...

...Ethan.

I saw you leave
in a taxi together.

I wouldn'’t go there,
if I were you.

- Why not?
- Just trust me.

Let'’s just say that his attitude
can be casual,

especially when it comes
to women.

Well, I'’ll cancel
my wedding plans then.

Ma'am, there'’s been
a development from ballistics.

Images of the two bullets
extracted from Frank Chapman.

Now,

as you can see,
when we go in close,

the striation marks
are significantly different.

Bullet A,

has markings suggesting
a semi-automatic Taurus,

and Bullet B, has the markings
of a 9mm semi-automatic Glock.

So we'’re talking about two
completely different weapons?

Not only that.

The weapon that fired
the first bullet

has been out of circulation
for years.

It'’s practically vintage.

So the delay
from the first clumsy shot

to the second more targeted one
isn'’t one person's delay.

They'’re different shooters.

So we have two guns

from two different killers.

Great, thank you.

Of course. I'’ll let her know.

Thanks.

Ma'’am, that was Social
Services.

The little girl's been checked
over by a doctor.

There doesn'’t appear to be
signs of physical trauma

- and she'’s eating and drinking.
- Where is she, now?

She'’s been taken to a secure
Social Services facility.

Thank you, Liam.

I'’ve got some docs
for you here, ma'’am.

This is a health check

of an unnamed
seven-year-old girl

performed by a clinic in India.

It was one of the attachments
in a deleted email chain,

I managed to recover
between Rav Mochani

and a contact I traced
to an orphanage South of Delhi.

Also attached was this.

It'’s her.

Sajna.

I ran it through checks
with the passport office,

and it'’s fake.

It looks like
she'’s been trafficked.

In one of the emails
the contact at the orphanage

asks where the child
will be residing,

and this was Rav'’s reply.

Would you mind reading out

the address highlighted
in the email?

5A Eelbrook House, Edgbaston,
Birmingham, B15 6CC.

Can you confirm
it is your address, Dawn?

You know it is.

My colleague, DC Payne,

has been looking
into Ravinder Mochani'’s laptop.

He'’s found some correspondence
between Rav and an orphanage

in India.

I'’m going to ask you now.

Have you and Ravinder Mochani
been involved in bringing

this girl over
from India illegally?

How do you explain
the fact that your address,

the one that you just read out,

the one
where we discovered the child,

was declared as the address
this child would be staying at?

Do you know what happens

to children that are
trafficked?

Often,

they are sold
into domestic servitude,

used as slaves.

But more often than not
they'’re used by paedophiles.

I'’m guessing you know
what paedophiles do

to children, right, Dawn?

And do you know what happens

to people involved
in trafficking them?

At least 14 years.

Can you imaginehow frightened
this little girl must be,

not knowing why
she'’s been brought here

to a country she doesn'’t know,

not knowing who'’s going
to take care of her?

She's seven years old, Dawn,
Seven.

And she'’s all alone.

He wouldn'’t be involved
in something like that.

Who you referencing,
Dawn?

- Rav.
- What'’s his full name?

Ravinder Mochani.

And what'’s the nature
of the relationship

between you two?

- He was my boyfriend.
- Was?

- We broke up.
- so you'’re not together.

Did Rav Mochani
bring this child to your flat?

This photo was clearly taken
outside your house.

Do you have anyidea

how Frank Chapman
would have got hold of it?

You know Frank Chapman
was murdered

a few days after
this photo was taken?

So, come on, tell me.
Who is she?

- Rav'’s cousin.
- His cousin?

What'’s her name?

She'’s not his cousin.
Is she, Dawn?

He asked me
to look after her for a bit,

then he disappeared on me.

I didn'’t know what's happenin'.

And I felt bad.
But I didn'’t want her there.

I didn'’t know what to do
with the kid.

Dawn, when was the last time
you saw Rav Mochani?

Came round last Sunday.

What time?

Late, like around 10:30.

He said he'’d be there at 8:00.
I gave him shit,

'cause I thought he was
with someone else.

But he said he was
at some family dinner.

Rav Mochani
has a potential alibi

for the murders of Frank Chapman
and Megan Parks.

What is it?

Someone'’s here to see you,
ma'’am.

- Take your time, Mrs Mochani.
- Someone called me

- Who?
- One of the Chapman monkeys.

They gave me this.

They want information

about Rav'’s business dealings
with Frank.

But I don'’t know anything.

They said if I don'’t tell them

what Frank and my son
were talking about,

they'’re gonna kill him.

Hey!

Hey!

He gets
a bit carried away.

Leave us.

Let'’s get this all cleared up,
shall we? So we can move on.

I hate loose ends, me.

What were you and my dad
in talks about before he died?

Did he not tell you?

Shame.

Wonder what else he thought
you were too dumb to handle.

He piss you off, did he?

Is that why you did him over?

'‘Cause you did, didn'’t you?

Just fucking admit it.

It'’s your only option
right now.

Get

fucked.

Yeah.

What have you got?

Sir, this cyclist was checking
his footage.

Some guy cut him up
and he wanted to see

if we have recorded
the redge,

then he noticed it.

Go ahead.

He'’s the only person

who's willingly come forward
to help us.

Everyone else is too scared.

He said his mum was a nurse.

He uses an app
to track his bike rides

You can see here's where
he nearly came off.

Can you get me
an exact location?

How is she?

A little confused

with everything
that'’s going on,

but seems happy enough.

She'’ll be rehoused
with a foster family

as soon as
somewhere suitable's found.

She can understand
more English than she speaks,

so we'’ve been communicating
in English

and partly in Punjabi.

The calmness
when we found her...

...that child
is used to being alone.

Sajna?

Hi, do you remember me?

She made it for you.

Oh, it's so lovely,
thank you.

Um, can you ask her

if she recognises
the person in this photo?

Ravinder.

Did you ever meet
any of his friends?

.

- Liam?
- Ma'am,

A member of the public
brought in footage

from his helmet camera,
which shows two individuals

in masks with what looks
like Rav Mochani.

We'’ve got the location
off his cycling app

and think we'’ve worked out
his exact location.

A disused gym.
DI Holden'’s making arrangements

for a specialist firearms unit
and a hostage negotiator.

- What'’s the address?
- It'’s Chorlton Way,

- but--
- OK. I'’m close.

I'’ll head there now.

What'’s up?

She reckons she'’s nearby.

She'’s gonna head there.

Oh, shit.

Get DI Holden, ASAP.

We need to get her
on the radio.

Everyone else will know
she'’s gone without back-up.

- Ma'am?
- I'm here.

There'’s no sign of a van
or any other occupants.

- OK.
- They might have moved him.

What'’s the ETA
on the firearm unit?

Nine minutes, I think, ma'am.
But they might be armed.

Please just wait for back-up.