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Oi!

C'mon then.

Sonny Higgins. He hit me and ran around that corner.

I've sorted it.

I've sorted it. Nice one. I owe you.

Jesus.

Where were you Sunday night?

Where were you Sunday night? Look at me. You know me.

Mr Higgins, you're here today charged with theft from a shop.

Guilty.

If I find out you used my courtroom to pervert the course...

...you'll pay a lot more than a fine.

Discuss it over supper tomorrow?

Discuss it over supper tomorrow? What?

Didn't she mention it?

Beca said it was all your idea.

Meet the parents.

DOORBELL

He's here.

Yippee.

Good evening.

Chocs for you.

Oh, thanks.

You're sweet enough already, Mam.

Welcome to Casa Lewis Jones.

Have a seat. It's almost ready.

Help yourselves to a drink.

Food won't be too long.

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I tell you, Peter, I have no idea what you are talking about.

I've been told, Agron, there's been a lot of movement here.

A lot of coming and going late at night.

Am I not talking? Can you...?

Can you not hear me?

Either you're deaf or you're choosing to be mute here.

So, which one is it?

So, which one is it? Look in my eye.

I'm loyal.

I live by Kanun.

I swore Besa to you.

By the Sun and the Moon, by Sky, by Earth, by Fire and Stone...

...by Mountain, by Water and by Snake.

I cannot break my oath.

Which is lovely but I'm not Albanian so, it doesn't really help me.

Say the word.

I will die for you.

Yeah, but I don't need that either.

What I need is to know how someone knew it was in there.

And you knew.

And only you. Because you're the one that helped me hide it there.

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Who is this guy?

Who is this guy? My brother.

Tell him to calm down.

What you sayin'? Go on, do something.

Calm him down.

Marcus, sit down. Marcus, calm down!

Come here now! What? What?

SHOUTING AND ARGUING

Marcus, get out. You need to calm down.

Calm down. Put the bat down.

Put the bat down. Put the bat down!

I'll put it down for you then!

Not in public. Call your boy off.

You insult my brother, I kill you.

We've called the police.

Call the police, we'll burn your house down.

No-one's burning anyone's house down.

We'll be gone in a tick. Get in the bloody car.

Come on then!

Marcus, let's go. Marcus, what are you doing? Marcus!

That's my car, dickhead!

I can't be here. You've got to stay here, Marcus.

What, I'm not coming with you?

What, I'm not coming with you? No, you're staying here. Relax.

Keep your mouth shut. I got you.

SIRENS

No, you don't!

No, you don't! I'm surrendering!

I'm not resisting!

Big Dan's got you now, pal, and I'm a freakin' octopus.

You know it's not true, mind.

What you said in there.

About Agron being the only one...

...who knew you hid something down the docks.

What?

Two nights ago, when we were watching Agron's house...

...Marcus told me he knew why we were there.

Said he saw you and Agron...

...carrying something into that place about a month back.

Marcus was watching me, was he?

Pretty sure he was fishing.

Except he knows nothing about fishing.

I feel that I've overshot on the dress code.

Well, you don't have to be on your best behaviour here.

Oh, good. I'll take this off then.

I'm sweating bullets here.

I'm sweating bullets here. Twat.

Thank you, Mr Lewis Jones. This looks delicious.

Oh, please.

Alun.

Alright.

Well, Alun - your lasagne is sick.

OK. Excellent.

Erm...

...so, how long have you been in Newport, Sonny?

It's five years now.

And you like it here?

And you like it here? Yes.

It's the closest thing to home for me now.

Where do you live?

Where do you live? Alath Road.

Just after the Coldra roundabout.

Beca said you were together on the night of the party.

Mam.

Mam. What? Just taking an interest.

I wondered what you'd be like outside court.

Never take a day off, eh?

I just want to know the truth about where my daughter was that night.

Mam, this isn't OK.

Maybe we can change the subject?

It's fine. I understand.

It's cool.

You're worried about Beca.

It's natural.

I think you should tell your mum the truth, Bec.

OK.

I was at the party, Mam.

I was at the party, like everyone else I know.

Ned brought a sound system.

We had a couple of cans.

We had a couple of cans. Of alcohol.

Yes, thanks. I know what a can is.

I phoned Sonny, told him to come down.

Are you a friend of Ned's?

Me? No, never met him.

But you were at the warehouse that night?

No, Sonny didn't like us being there, the fact we'd broken in...

...that everyone was drunk.

He was nowhere near the place.

He asked me to leave, so I met him at his flat.

So that's what you did?

That's what I did.

That's what I did. She was at my place all night.

Well, that puts my mind at rest!

Can we just eat, please?

Can we just eat, please? We are. It's delicious.

What do you do for work, Sonny?

Love?

Love? What? Sonny and I are friends.

We can cut through the bullshit, can't we?

Yes.

Say what we really think.

Say what we really think. Absolutely.

The truth is, I don't trust you.

Bec, sit down.

No, I'm done.

No, I'm done. Beca, it's fine. Sit down, please.

OK?

I understand, Claire.

May I call you Claire?

I know what people see when they see me...

...hear me speak, find out I've been in trouble...

...they judge me.

Beca is one of the only people who has bothered to get to know me.

Taken the time to talk to me.

Asked questions.

No judgement.

She makes up her own mind, and that's credit to you.

I never met a liar who didn't tell you he's selling the truth.

Jesus, Mam.

Jesus, Mam. I know I scare you.

You've built a life for yourselves for your children, a lovely home...

...and I don't fit the picture - I understand, it's OK.

But the truth is, I think the world of your daughter.

And I appreciate you even trying to let me in here tonight.

So, thank you.

Genuinely.

You're pushing too hard, Claire.

The more you push, the further she'll run away.

We need to keep an open mind.

Keep our eyes open, you mean.

Yeah, that too, but I'd rather they were under our roof...

...than sneaking around, wouldn't you?

We can't choose who she goes out with.

No, but we can stop her from ruining her life...

...before it's even begun.

She's 17, Al. She's an idiot who thinks she knows everything.

That's what it's like being 17.

Well, we've brought her up well. She's smart.

She sees something in him. I think we need to give him a chance.

He handed himself in for shoplifting!

Yeah, washing tablets - for his neighbour, wasn't it?

I don't buy that for a second.

I don't buy that for a second. Seen how much they cost?

I don't trust him.

I don't trust him. You don't want to trust him.

OK, he's got a dodgy past.

Maybe he needs a break.

I've got to be honest...

...I thought he was quite sweet.

You are joking?

Never judge a book by its cover.

That boy is no fairy tale.

Little red riding hood?

Stop. I'm going to sleep.

Peter and the wolf?

Shush.

Three little pigs?

Three little pigs? You are not funny.

ALUN GRUNTS

Stop it.

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What's going on?

Nothing, love.

Just lifting weights at half five in the morning?

Did you even come to bed?

I did for a bit but...

...I just can't sleep.

It's fine.

I'm fine. Everything's fine.

I'm fine. Everything's fine. I'm not stupid, Pete.

I know you're not.

I just got a lot on my mind.

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Love, I've got to take this.

Nadin. You've been to the station?

I need to make sure that Marcus steps out clean and clear, OK?

He's mouthy and, erm...

...he needs handling, so, your experience is required.

I need a walk.

Yeah, I want a word with him.

You got me?

Mm. Claire. Hi.

You OK?

Yeah, just need my list for today.

Thought I'd see if it was on a desk down here.

God, keen!

I'll get it now.

Right.

Erm, Court 4, isn't it?

Mm-hmm. That's the one.

Done.

PRINTER

You're a star.

Okey-dokes.

Alright?

Alright?

Man, you woke me up.

Nice to see you too.

Aren't you meant to be at school?

Aren't you meant to be at school? I'm here with you instead.

And I got you some breakfast.

Be grateful.

You can give me a lift in at break.

No-one will know.

MESSAGE ALERT

Who's that?

Who's that? Mam.

Fuck her - bitch.

That's your mum, man.

So?

Wish she'd just get out of my life.

Wish she'd just get out of my life. No, you don't

Trust me.

Your dad seems sound with me.

He's nice.

Too nice for her.

Just like you and me.

I ain't fuckin' nice!

Yeah, you are.

Little orphan Sonny.

You're like...

...a sweet little, stupid puppy dog.

Got you wrapped...

...and you don't even know it.

Oh, really?

Yeah? Well, I think it's time someone showed you who's in charge.

THEY BOTH LAUGH

Now, there's no lift...

...but wait until you see the view.

A roof over my head and room for my daughter on a sofa bed...

...and I'm happy, mate.

The agent said you're willing to consider a six-month contract too?

I'd prefer something longer term...

...but, yeah, I'm happy if you'll move in straightaway.

It'll probably be more permanent.

It'll probably be more permanent. Yeah.

Realistically, like.

Living in hope the Mrs will change her mind.

Shit.

Yeah, I know, it's a nightmare.

Oh, no. Please, God, no.

Shit, man.

Nothing to worry about. It's a misunderstanding

Leave it with me. I'll sort it.

But we'll have to reschedule the viewing.

Because your flat's repossessed?

No.

No, no, no.

Erm, that's a mistake.

Mr Edwards appeared drunk.

Roadside procedure breathalyser test was required. Mr Edwards refused.

So, he was arrested.

Deliberate refusal so, The Crown placed this in Category 1.

You don't have a lawyer to represent you today, Mr Edwards.

Is there anything you'd like to say to us on the matter?

You've got to live your life, girls.

Enjoy it while you can.

We do our best.

All categories report for Mr Edwards.

Disqualification starts today.

No driving any motor vehicles - that includes e-scooters.

Yeah, no worries. I've got my bus pass.

See probation for your report.

Never heard the Bench addressed as 'girls' before.

'Aggravating factor', I'd say.

I quite enjoyed it, to be honest.

Now if he took me out to the pictures...

...I'd knock a few months off for him.

Lisa! Dignity, please.

Got to enjoy life while you can, girls.

Who's next?

Who's next? Mr Marcus Sinclair.

Criminal damage and obstructing an officer. Smashed a car.

I was beaten up. It's out of order.

If the arresting officer could respond, Your Worship.

Go ahead, PC Morgan.

Defendant resisted.

I apprehended him using reasonable force.

Reasonable? My cousin goes to her gym.

She's on the juice. Most of them are.

You've pled guilty to criminal damage and obstructing an officer.

Let's not add slandering an entire police force to the charge sheet.

What were you even doing there, Marcus?

Are you saying that you just decided...

...to smash Miss Jones' windscreen on the way past for no reason?

My client pled guilty with full responsibility.

Unless this has a bearing on categorization...

...I humbly suggest we proceed to sentencing.

What were you up to?

Whose car did you think it was?

Whose car did you think it was? I didn't.

It was one of those, what do you call it? Like, a whim?

Listen, I don't know what came over me. I was foolish.

I won't ever do it again.

I won't ever do it again. Mm.

From your previous, foolish seems to be something of a talent.

Band B fine.

1,500 compensation to Miss Jones...

...to get her windscreen replaced.

What? It's a Ford Fiesta not a fucking Lamborghini.

My client kindly thanks the court and has nothing further to say.

You're alright, mate. You earn that in an hour.

Pay me that much to fix windows, I'll be able to buy a house.

Fine and compensation will be paid in full today with no complaints.

You're very lucky to have Mr Nadin as your representation, Marcus.

Go see the usher and you're free to go.

Yeah, whatever.

Danny? Can I have a quick word?

Ned Humphries - the shooting last week in the underpass.

God, yeah. Nasty business.

Got forensics up from Cardiff.

This becomes a murder, the DCI said they'll set up a Taskforce.

Well, along with Ned's mum...

...obviously, we're all praying that won't happen.

But I need a detail from the night of - just the time it happened.

PC Wilson already thinks I'm sticking my nose in...

...so I'm trying to be discreet.

Me go behind his back, you mean?

No.

What do you want to know for?

What do you want to know for? It's the vigil.

His mum wants to mark the exact time it happened.

I said I'd find out but there's nothing on the system...

...since you haven't brought a charge yet.

Exact time don't matter, does it?

Danny. You want to tell that to a mother whose kid's just been shot?

Fair point.

Investigating officers should've established an ET of shots fired.

I'll have a look.

Thank you.

Thank you. No worries, Claire.

Oh! Tell me that it's fixed?

No can do. Need parts from Germany.

It's been out of order for months.

And now you're finally here, you're telling me you can't fix it?

Sorry, darlin'. We'll be back when the parts show up.

Two to twelve weeks.

Can't get the staff, eh?

Now the fancy lawyer makes sense.

I'm just helping out a local lad...

...whose found himself in some bother, Your Worship.

Keeping him out of trouble, are you?

You know what this place doesn't get is that if you've got nothing...

...and no-one to look after you, trouble's unavoidable.

So, yeah...

...yeah, I'm helping him out in the only way anyone could.

Is that what you were doing for Ned Humphries when he got shot?

Wait outside.

Hey, you lads service these lifts all over, right?

Where else has this lift in Newport?

What?

This - is it the only one in Newport?

No, there's an Otis 310 in the public library...

...central police station, two in the leisure centre.

Go and get whatever part you need from one of those, stick that on it.

I'm gonna send one of my boys back here in an hour.

If he can't ride up and down like a kid in a funfair...

...you and me are gonna be having words.

What do you think you're doing?

What do you think you're doing? Don't be so surprised.

It's not the first favour I've done for you in this building, is it?

Get your puffer on.

Go down the docks.

I want you on your hands and your knees...

...in the loading bay at that warehouse...

...digging the floor.

Bring me as much of that burnt plastic as you can carry.

What?

Come on, man, that's a shit job.

No. What landed you in court was a shit job.

You show me you can do a good one.

Once you've dug it up...

...bring it to my place after dark - and phone.

Don't ring the front gate.

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You've had warnings, Alun - letters, phone calls.

You and I spoke about repossession when we last met.

That was months ago.

It's a cashflow issue. I've got it under control.

I'm just waiting for some payments to come through.

Alun, we can't pretend this isn't happening anymore.

Richard, I need your help to get that padlock off...

...so I can rent the place out.

I've found a tenant ready to move in.

How can I pay what I owe if I can't rent the place?

It's Catch 22.

Quite simply, you're six months behind with your payments.

You've ignored your arrangement with HMRC.

There's no equity in the flat.

All you've got is your home.

If you can't make the payment this month, they will come for that.

Do you hear me?

Is it sinking in yet?

Yes.

Come on!

Come on, come on, come on, come on, come, on, come on.

Not even a bloody tenner!

Aargh!

CAR HORN

My car.

But...!

How?

Bec said you had a little cashflow problem.

My mate works at the pound.

Sonny...!

I don't know what to say.

Just a token of my appreciation for Friday.

Seriously, it...

...it meant a lot.

Do you want to come in?

I bought it so the kids wouldn't have to worry, later on, you know?

But it's just been a nightmare since day one.

Then this guy today, he was going to take it, dead cert.

Finally, an answer to all my problems.

We get there, and there's a padlock on the door...

...and I can't let him in.

Sorry. I don't know why I'm telling you all this.

Listen, if you need help, short-term...

...I'll put you in touch with some people.

Oh, no. I can't get into any more debt now.

I know this guy. He's legit.

Deals with businessmen and landlords. He gets this shit.

Loans up to 25K.

Unsecured.

Unsecured? Is he legit?

Can you pay him back?

As soon as I can get the lock off and get my tenant in.

If it's for something short-term, a cashflow thing, he can help.

It's up to you.

I'll text you his number.

Just in case.

Yeah. OK.

This is taking the piss, man.

Fuck sakes.

Nasty!

First she said she wasn't at the party.

Then, she was, but not for long...

Now, she's refusing to speak to me at all.

So glad I don't have kids.

She's right, mind.

I look at her and I just see myself at 17.

Maybe it's not her you're angry at.

Look, if I needed a therapist, I wouldn't come to you.

You can't afford me!

This is the one, and it's bust.

That one looks over the fisheries.

Donks reckons it's a fake to stop us pitching up on the soft grass.

Fake can't help me.

The two on the building site work.

I've been carted out of there plenty of times.

Do they ever point this way?

Nah, fixed on the site. What exactly are you looking for?

Oh, anything that's pointed at the warehouse...

...that might tell us what happened that night.

The Cross?

What?

Ayton Cross. Baltic tug boat.

That's close enough. The police would have checked that.

They were here most of Monday.

Boat wasn't here. Goes to Rotterdam on a Sunday night.

Davey, you are a spice smoking genius!

Haven't touched that shit in years.

Messes with your teeth.

Hiya.

Hi. I'm looking for someone who might be able to help me.

Do you speak English? Sorry, I should've asked.

Who are you?

Damsel in distress?

My name's Claire. It's a bit of a strange request.

Excuse me. Is this the right way to intensive care?

Just there.

OK. Thanks.

He looks worse than he is.

They say that to all the mums.

He's in a stable condition.

And he's strong.

I wasn't sure if I should come.

Loads of us at school would like to show our support...

...but we weren't sure if...

No, it's nice to know you're thinking about him...

...but I don't think...

...he'd want people to see him like this.

Hey, he can have visitors when he wakes up.

Of course.

Sorry, I'll go.

No, don't.

No, I'm really glad you came.

It's a bit lonely here every day by myself.

Have the police figured out who did it?

Are they going to arrest anyone?

I speak to them every day.

They haven't got a clue.

Here's my dog. He's run away. Spike.

He's been gone about a week.

He's only a puppy.

We haven't seen any dog, sorry.

Well, I noticed that you've got cameras on your boat.

Desperate measures, but are they working?

Of course.

I walk him around the dock most evenings...

...and the night he ran away, we were actually close to your boat.

So, you know, if they picked up anything, if might help me find him.

Show me the picture again.

OK. I have three Schnauzers at home in Gdansk.

My wife sends me videos of them in the park.

Man's best friend, right?

Man's best friend, right? Yeah.

OK.

When did you say you lost him?

When did you say you lost him? About a week ago.

Erm, I mean, we have hours and hours of this.

Oh, you don't have to scroll through it all.

If you've got a spare thumb drive...

...you could just put the whole week on it and I'll go through it.

Hmm.

Portside rear camera. The one facing the warehouse that burnt down.

It's where Spike went missing.

How did you manage that?

What happens on the sea stays on the sea.

That's what I'm saying. The MK2 uses aperture sight.

The level of detail is unreal

What are you doing here?

Thought I'd surprise you, pick you up after school.

But you weren't there.

So, I got a bucket for me and the big man...

...and came back to wait for you.

You gonna make me ask?

Ask what?

Ask what? Where were you?

Me?

I went to the hospital.

You did what?

You did what? I went to check on Ned.

Yeah.

And say hello to Sara.

I'm going to get a drink.

Yeah, get me one too, pal.

We'll talk about this later.

I don't know what your problem...

I don't know what your problem... We'll talk later.

Oh, Jac!

Get back in here! Ambush!

You're mugging me right off!

Next.

I want to make a deposit.

You can use the machine for cash or cheques.

I think it'll be easier here.

Erm, 25,000.

Cash.

OK. Yeah, it's a bit too much for the machine.

Now, Mr...?

Alun Lewis Jones.

Account number 6-8-4-3...

...7-8-9-8.

There are several frozen standing orders...

...which need to be reactivated.

OK.

Steve, it's Alun.

Just wanted to let you know...

...that the business with the flat has been sorted.

Padlocks are off. We're ready to go.

So, we can get you back for a viewing tomorrow.

Erm, you're at the front of the queue if you're still interested.

OK. Phone me back.

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Hello.

Claire, this is Big Dan.

Sorry it's so late in the day, been a mad one...

...but managed to get hold of the Ned Humphries ET for you.

Oh, yeah?

That's great, Dani. Go on.

Ned left his house on Gurnard Road at 7.05pm...

...and the emergency call came in at 7.12pm.

Caller reported shots heard.

So, the incident is estimated at 7.10pm.

Hello?

Erm, yeah, sorry, Dani. Thanks for that.

That's roughly what I thought, but it's good to get it exactly right.

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Oh, hiya.

I left dinner in the fridge. Did Dad not see it?

He wasn't here. Sonny got this for me.

What?

Picked me up from school in his Subaru.

It was sick.

Where is your dad now?

Alun?

Alun? Hey, love.

I need to talk to you.

Why is Sonny picking Jac up from school?

Well, they seem to have had a nice time together.

Sonny handed himself in for shoplifting.

That happened at exactly the same time as Ned getting shot.

Right. What does that mean?

Him ending up in court - it's too easy.

He practically skipped out of there.

What are you saying?

No. No, that's nuts.

It's a hell of a coincidence.

It's a hell of a coincidence. No, that's wrong.

You're looking for stuff to blame on the kid.

And you are being completely blind.

Don't talk to me like that, Claire.

Don't talk to me like that, Claire. Why are you fighting?

We're not, love. Go and get dressed.

We don't want to be late for the vigil.

Look, if you're right about this, we've got nothing to worry about.

But if I'm right - she's my daughter.

Our daughter.

Yes, and she needs us...

...the both of us...

...to look after her.

Jeez! Nice pool, innit?

Put it on the table over there.

Weighs a tonne that shit does. Horrible stuff too.

Proper dirty and sharp. Cut me up bad.

All stuck in the cement and that.

What do you think it is?

Fuck knows.

Have a guess. You tell me.

I don't know. Melted dinosaur shit?

So you've got no idea?

What? No. You wanted it.

I thought you must know.

Everything OK, boss? You...?

I don't know. Is it?

Are we OK, Marcus?

Or did you think that stunt with the baseball bat...

...would get you off the streets for a bit?

Out of harm's way?

That's a month inside with your rap sheet, innit?

Let the heat blow over?

I'm not following you.

The trouble is, I don't even think you're that clever.

Somebody's probably in this with you, aren't they?

I don't know what you're talking about.

Fuckin' hell, I hope you're right.

Let's have a swim, shall we?

Let's have a swim, shall we? What?

Come on, Marcus. You says you like the pool.

Let's have a little swim.

Got any spare trunks or...?

I'm not going to make a speech.

We all know why we're here.

The only reason this isn't a memorial is luck...

...and Ned's strength.

Fuckin' fishing is it, Marcus?

Fuckin' fishing, is it?!

The police are still looking for whoever did this.

If anyone knows anything...

...I beg you to please think of Ned...

...and talk to the police.

MARCUS GASPS FOR BREATH

Did you think you were gonna take it for yourself, did you, Marcus?

Is that what you thought?

I didn't nick your drugs!

I saw you moving it in with Agron...

...but I swear down, I never went in the place.

How do you know it was drugs I was carrying?

Why else would you be so mad it all got burned or got nicked?

You have to believe me, please!

You'll have to prove to me...

...that I can trust you, Marcus.

You promised me never in this house.

I'm sorry.

I couldn't take it to the car wash.

I don't know who I can trust there.

Do you wanna know who to trust?

Trust me that if you bring this shit home to me and the kids...!

I'm sorry.

You're right.

Get it together, Pete.

Sort it.

Whatever it is.

I don't care how. I don't care what you've got to do.

But you get it away from our door.

From me...

...and our boys.

My mate, Rocco...

...has bagged himself a room in a B&B on his housing benefit.

Lovely gaff.

Mary Immaculate on the wall.

I think, sod it, if it works for Rocco...!

So, I go down on my knees, my two hands in prayer...

..."C'mon, love, please."

"You help me...

..."and I'll believe."

Guess what?

Only found a twenty round the back of Aldi, half an hour later

Fuck off.

Burnt around the edges but spooky, right?

Nothing to do with the Holy Spirit, sorry, Donk.

They've been blowin' around since the warehouse fire.

Oh, what?

If it's got a serial number, you can change it at the bank.

I've done it with about eight fivers this week.

You've got forty quid?

I'd shut up about it if I was you, boys.

A couple of lads came round, asking questions.

Wanting to know why you, Dave, have been poking around.

Asking about the warehouse.

What lads?

What lads? Saint's boys.

There's your van, Glyn.

I fuckin' knew it.

PHONE RINGING

Hello?

Hello? Claire?

Sorry, I know it's late and that...

...but people are asking questions...

...about you and me poking around the warehouse.

Something ain't right.

I'd be careful, Claire. You don't know who you're messing with.

Beca's boyfriend was at the warehouse, Davey.

What?

He told me he wasn't there.

He said he'd never even met Ned.

He was found guilty in court.

A shoplifting charge...

...that happened exactly the same time as Ned's shooting.

Ironclad alibi, and I stamped it.

I have to go.

You need to mind your own business, you fuckin' scruff.

Davey? Hello?

I knew that boy was trouble.

I just had no idea how much.

You grew up in the Bettws.

You don't know anything about me.

Oh, I do.

How much do you owe?

Listen, you don't need to worry about that. I have it under control.

First repayment is on Monday...

...and every Monday after that.

Mam, I'm scared.

I think I know who shot Ned.

There's a way of catching him, but I'll need your help.

Whatever you need...

...I'll do it.

If I see a system that protects the guilty and punishes the innocent?

We raise our voice.

I can't. I have to protect someone.

Claire, be careful.

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