The Sweeney. S02 E02. Faces. (uncut)

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First broadcast 8th September 1975.  A masked gang robs a security van and Carter's informant names ex-soldier Tober as its leader.  John Thaw - Regan Dennis Waterman - Carter Garfield Morgan - Haskins Colin Welland - Tober Barry Stanton - The German, aka Otto Schmidt Jeffry Wickham - Major Carver Keith Buckley - Jake Jenkins John Cording - Evil Willie Sanders Martyn Read - DC Jimmy Thorpe (as Martin Read) Grahame Mallard - Ingram Johnny Vyvyan - Albert Milligan (as John Vyvian) John Bardon - Doc Boyd Lewis Alexander - Well Dressed Ministry Man Tony Allen - Bill the Driver Del Baker - Detective Maxwell Craig - Flying Squad Detective in Ford Cortina Aidan Harrington - Detective Bill Hibbert - Detective Fred Machon - General Gerald Paris - Whitehall Security Guard Fred Wood - Punter in Bookies

Transcript

00:00To be continued...

00:30Hey!

00:37Hey!

00:38Hey!

00:39Hey!

00:40Hey!

00:41Up!

00:46Fire up there!

00:48Fire up there!

00:50Yeah!

00:51Yeah!

00:52Yeah!

00:54No!

00:55Hey!

00:57Hit it!

01:02Hit it!

01:03Come on, come on!

01:04One day, use Krauts.

01:05I'll learn how to handle all that adrenaline.

01:10Move it, man.

01:11I'm in tomorrow.

01:14You're stupid!

01:16W-

01:20What the fuck!

01:21No!

01:25No!

01:26No!

01:27No!

01:28No!

01:29No!

01:39No!

01:41No!

01:42No!

01:43I don't know.

02:13Go! Go! Go! Go! Go!

02:22Go back!

02:28Clean away.

02:38Sheriff, they went that-a-way.

02:43Cocktail-bark.

02:49.

02:53.

02:59.

03:03I love you, I love you

03:335 to 1, number 5, silver, salt

03:36Go to the post, Windsor

03:392, salt, Wimbledon

03:43First, trap 2, silver, jet 3 to 1

03:46Strap 5, by 8, from 11 to 8

03:49Show, Windsor

03:536 to 4, number 3, performance

03:562 to 1, number 11, jet above

03:583 to 1, number 7, bella, bella

04:015 to 1, number 1, jet, 5 to 1, number 4, shut down

04:06That you on the phone, was it?

04:10Yeah, it's about that blag

04:12What blag's that?

04:14The one where the security fellow got shot

04:15I'm not with you

04:17For God's sake

04:20The one where they shot the armored truck guard

04:22And the getaway van broke down

04:24I jacked a motor

04:25Come on, it was on the wireless

04:28What a mouse ball

04:30Good bit of driving

04:31Go on then

04:33Tobin McCombrey's in London

04:35We're driving from Manchester

04:36Where?

04:38Junk shop

04:39Behind Lambert Road, North King

04:40Near the cemetery

04:42There you go, go

04:51Cheers, Junk

04:53You met Tobin before, have you?

04:57No, I've never had that pleasure

04:58You?

04:59No, I was on leave when he hit London

05:01He did smoke Yevans with a hatchet

05:03Charming

05:04Want one of this?

05:08Yeah, cheers

05:09He's on his toes from the army

05:11Marines

05:13They still want him back

05:14Court Marshal

05:15He's a right hard man

05:16Vicious

05:16He broke the back of his master at arms

05:19That's a bit naughty for a driver

05:21What is this, liquid concrete?

05:28Yeah

05:28I was in Borneo

05:31Cyprus

05:32And Aiden

05:33And he did four tours in Ulster

05:35I wonder why he deserted

05:37Maybe he wanted a bit of excitement

05:39I wonder if he was going to get a bit more

05:54than he говорит

05:55No sign of our bill.

06:14Hey, well, don't expect that to last three jobs in two days.

06:17He's too near the bone.

06:19I'm not complaining.

06:20It's paying for me old age.

06:21Oh, I didn't know you was an animal, lover.

06:27Drop dead.

06:30What time's the German, do you?

06:34Don't worry, son.

06:36The German is never late.

06:51That end, was it?

06:57I don't know.

06:59Hold on, gov.

07:04Whiskey, this is Zulu.

07:06Who was that?

07:07Zulu?

07:08I don't know.

07:08These photos are ancient.

07:10Terrific.

07:11Where's the camera?

07:12Whiskey's got it.

07:13Second floor on the corner.

07:14I'll get mine from the van.

07:15Get Jameson up here to take a few shots.

07:18Okay.

07:21You got a light, mate?

07:26Sure.

07:34Good.

07:51My dumb friends are enjoying themselves, I see.

08:09Jake here's the comedian.

08:11Why not stick to being punctual?

08:12And paying out.

08:14You surely don't want me to stop paying out.

08:16You'd surely better not contemplate it.

08:18Ten grand for Tover.

08:27Ten for Jake.

08:35What about Doc Boyd?

08:37I'll keep it for him.

08:39No tricks.

08:41I'll keep it for him.

08:43No tricks.

08:44You get right up my nostrils, Hermann.

08:46Doc Boyd's a mate of mine, a mucker.

08:53Okay.

08:54Fine.

08:54It's the next job.

09:11Is everyone ready?

09:14Otto Schmidt, alias Peter Van Greet.

09:17Sir, five years for armed robbery, eight years for kidnapping, and two years for possession

09:22of explosives.

09:24Born in Hamburg in 1936.

09:26He's wanted for questioning in France and Holland.

09:28He's known as the German.

09:31You met him, Gov?

09:32No, I saw him in court once during an extradition hearing, when I was at DC.

09:36Oh, he must be ancient.

09:38You're hell-bent on promotion, aren't you, Jimmy?

09:41Oh, sorry, Gov.

09:43You've got those warrants sorted up?

09:45On what evidence?

09:48Ah.

09:50Michael James Boyd.

09:52Now, he's a known associate at Tover McCombies.

09:55Thought he only worked out of town.

09:56If these jobs are even Stephen's, he's made a bundle.

09:59Tonight's papers reckon they're going for a million.

10:01You don't believe that, do you?

10:02They're just headline grabbers.

10:04I mean, all the tricks have been different.

10:05Well, Tover's not in town for the bright lights, is he?

10:08So, let's get some evidence.

10:11What about that other face, Gov?

10:13Not the bearded wonder.

10:14The other one.

10:15Yeah, I can't place him.

10:17Yeah, he bothers me.

10:19Well, I'm not too stuck on your faces at home, John.

10:23Well, Jake, what do you think?

10:28Go on, son.

10:28Tell him he's nothing to be afraid of.

10:32Yeah.

10:33Yeah, it's all right, I suppose.

10:35Yeah.

10:35Good.

10:38Good.

10:39I'm glad it meets with your approval.

10:41Well, it doesn't meet with mine.

10:43It doesn't have to.

10:44He's part of the movement.

10:45You're a hired thug.

10:46Listen, Haini, a job's a job, but stuff a pantomime.

10:50Pantomime?

10:50You're pushing your luck, man.

10:51You can't go pulling jobs as quickly as this.

10:54Even the dumbest copper will be able to suss this lot out.

10:56My dear Tovers, this operation is the outcome of thorough military planning and intelligence,

11:00not some muddled scheming of a bunch of Mancunian psychopaths.

11:04Military what?

11:05How do you know the old Bill hasn't got this place surrounded?

11:09Where the hell's George got to?

11:11Don't know, Gov.

11:11Gov.

11:12Gov.

11:13Gov.

11:14Gov.

11:15Gov.

11:16Gov.

11:17Gov.

11:18Gov.

11:19Gov.

11:20Gov.

11:21Gov.

11:22Gov.

11:23Gov.

11:24Gov.

11:25Gov.

11:26Gov.

11:27Gov.

11:28Gov.

11:29Gov.

11:30Gov.

11:31Gov.

11:32Gov.

11:33Gov.

11:34Gov.

11:51Gov.

11:52It's me ankle, Gav.

11:57Gav? Gav?

11:59George, quick!

12:06What happened?

12:07Put that away and give us a hand.

12:10What happened?

12:13I thought they'd come back over the wall.

12:15We were playing football.

12:16Football? Yeah, you know, football.

12:18Little round thing, people kick it. It's all the rage.

12:21Yeah, looks like it.

12:22If you'd have been on time, it wouldn't have happened.

12:24Sorry I was so long. I was stuck down C-11. They start late.

12:28Did you find anything here? No.

12:30What's the word?

12:32Well, that face you recognised from five years ago. The German.

12:35He's still involved with explosives and kidnapping. Politics.

12:38What sort of politics? Extreme.

12:41No kidding. Oh!

12:43Look, he's hurt, Gav.

12:44I served him right for showing up.

12:51Get down.

12:56Yeah, and that other face. That photo.

12:58Pizza Bell.

13:00Do you want to go through the comic book?

13:01Oh, certainly. If I've got a week off.

13:04No, I probably saw him at a demo of one of those funny raids.

13:07Listen, Governor, if this is a terrorist caper, is it really down to us?

13:10Violent robbery's always down to us, George.

13:12I don't care what the villains vote for.

13:15Go and have a whirl with Nicely Nicely.

13:17Ask him if Special Branch have got any interest.

13:19He hates me.

13:20Everybody, George. Nicely Nicely hates the world.

13:22But he's a super now.

13:24And I'm a detective inspector, George, and you're not.

13:26That's what makes the world go round.

13:28Give him my regards.

13:30I'd stick to darts if I were you, Gav.

13:34Oh, shut it, Bill.

13:37You've only sprained your ankle.

13:39You're not going to get a commissioners' commendation for that.

13:43That, of course, was always keen to be of assistance.

13:46But I must say, Sergeant Carter,

13:49that was a little nonplussed when Superintendent Turner suggested we had a chat.

13:53Yeah, well, Nicely, Mr. Turner said it was nothing to do with his lot.

13:58He said DI5 were involved.

13:59We're not DI5.

14:01No?

14:02Good heavens, no.

14:03Oh.

14:04You're Mr. Regan wants to know something.

14:08Yeah, look, can we go into an office?

14:11Why, Sergeant?

14:12Well, it's a bit more private, you know.

14:14This is Whitehall, Sergeant, not the Kremlin.

14:17Perhaps we can come to the point.

14:20Yeah, all right.

14:20Have you any involvement with a German called Schmidt?

14:24And a certain William, evil Willie Sanders?

14:27And why might we be interested?

14:29Well, politics.

14:30Political offences.

14:31You don't have political offences in this country.

14:33I thought someone in your position would know that.

14:35Good afternoon, Samantha.

14:41Now, what's a nice girl like a...

14:43Typing the Minister's letters, I hope.

14:46And what have these two heroes been doing?

14:48A few blaggings, we think.

14:49Hmm?

14:50500 grand so far.

14:51My, my, all without your noticing.

14:53We've just gone on to them.

14:54Don't tell me the yard's losing its touch.

14:56No, sir, we're just playing them along for a while.

14:58I wish you'd take the same attitude to my wife's parking fines.

15:02That's a different department.

15:04Now, what about these two, sir?

15:05Schmidt and Sanders.

15:08Not my department.

15:11But a special branch, boys.

15:12Don't...

15:13Well, that's why I'm here.

15:14Well, I'll route around, Sergeant.

15:16We're very cooperative.

15:19Yeah, well, if you could let me know...

15:20Oh, you'll hear, all right.

15:22If we have an interest.

15:24Yes, the word will filter down to you.

15:26Have no fear.

15:32Just to make sure they let you out.

15:33Yeah.

15:34A warrant card means nothing here.

15:36As you possibly noticed.

15:39Take care, Sergeant.

15:53Zulu to Charlie.

16:13They've gone for a wet, I think.

16:15Over.

16:16Okay, Zulu.

16:17Look, you take a break.

16:18But leave your channel open.

16:20Off.

16:20How long have you been on D.I. Regan's team, Skip?

16:26About 18 months, I suppose.

16:28I hear he's a bit heavy.

16:30Nah, he's all right.

16:31You knew, then?

16:31Yeah, just posted him from division.

16:34Well, it'd be nice to him if I were you, Sunbeam.

16:38Have a shifty round the back, George.

16:40Yeah, why not?

16:41Look, you move round the corner, and I'll suss out the backyard.

16:44All right.

16:44Be careful, and don't borrow anything.

16:47Oh, sure.

16:48If I'm well behaved, I might find six signed confessions.

16:51I'll get back to the local factory.

16:53About time I sorted out that warren.

16:57Well, are you in, Tober?

17:00What do you mean?

17:01Am I in?

17:01Of course I'm in.

17:02Just you said to the German you thought he was getting close to the bone.

17:05It is, son, it is.

17:06Have you ever fought the Sweeney?

17:10They're the real heavy mob.

17:12I fought the army, Tober.

17:13In the Emerald Isle.

17:15Oh, I, you did.

17:16Maybe I've even fought you.

17:19No, sonny.

17:20If you had, we'd have been doing business via the spiritualists.

17:26Zulu to Charlie.

17:27They're at the shop door.

17:33Can I help you, sunshine?

17:34I'm looking for Earlfield Road.

17:37Not within a mile of here, friend.

17:39Earlfield?

17:40They said it was close to the cemetery.

17:42We're all close to that, kid.

17:44Yeah, well, thanks anyway.

17:45Any time, Mr. Ingram.

17:50Still driving on our clutch, are we?

17:51That shows nerves, you know.

17:53Not me, mate.

17:54You've got me mixed up.

17:55My name's Fox.

17:57All right, constable.

17:58Can I go into my shop now?

18:04Right, that does it.

18:05All right.

18:08Okay, sweetie!

18:19I'll count up to ten.

18:23Just to save as any embarrassment.

18:25One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, six, nine, ten!

18:43Feeling the strain, old son?

18:58He's changed, but you haven't.

19:15His name used to be Dave.

19:17It didn't click.

19:18When was this?

19:19Oh, about 14 years ago.

19:21He used to race cars, Rossendale Hill Climbs.

19:23When you asked to stand in for my regular,

19:25I gave you just one piece of advice.

19:27What was it?

19:27Always be where you wanted me.

19:32This is a fiver.

19:33This five pound says that when George came out of that alley,

19:36you weren't there.

19:38Governor, do I owe you a fiver?

19:41No.

19:41I wasn't there.

19:42Well, not exactly, anyway.

19:44Okay.

19:45I'm going to recommend you for two weeks as the Supers driver.

19:48This man can drive for George.

19:49I'm sorry, sir.

19:50All right.

19:51Did you disturb anything on that, chap?

19:58No.

19:59What about that warrant?

20:01I've decided to cool on that for a bit.

20:05It's nothing to do with me, Gav,

20:06but shouldn't we nick them all?

20:08That's what Askins said.

20:09Well, what did you say?

20:10Mr. Regan said we needed evidence.

20:13I said good interrogation would produce that evidence.

20:16Mr. Regan then asked for more time.

20:21Um, I'll just go and get those cigarettes, Gav.

20:23I've just been with the assistant commissioner.

20:28Not, I trust, in the biblical sense.

20:31Jack, can you obey orders?

20:34I mean, if they're quite clear, quite specific.

20:36Whenever possible.

20:37Well, here is one, and I think it's possible.

20:40If you get the Germans, Doc Boyd and Toba,

20:44all together in the same place again,

20:45you will arrest them.

20:46The ACC has pointed out that whilst he is not influenced

20:50by the fact that yesterday's raid was in all the headlines,

20:53a security guard was shot.

20:55And that makes him very angry.

20:57So stop messing about, Jack,

20:59otherwise I'll find you another case.

21:00We're still going to need evidence, Gav.

21:03I mean, all we've got so far is a tip-off

21:04from a not-very-reliable snout.

21:07Could you be clear and specific about that?

21:10Unless Georgie's men can be persuaded to shop them all in court,

21:13all we can hope to do is scare them away.

21:14At the rate you're going, Jack,

21:16that might prove to be the best available option.

21:34What's going on?

21:36The bloody law's been here sussing us out, that's all.

21:39Nothing to get excited about.

21:40That's what you've saved your adrenaline for the driving.

21:42Yes, I'll be driving in a minute.

21:44We have a contract for four jobs, Tober.

21:46Then you'll have to sue me.

21:48It's all right for you lot, 48 hours in the nick,

21:50and away home if you keep your mouth shut.

21:52Me, the Marine Commando, has won a few years of my life.

21:55I can't let you do that.

21:56Just walk out like that.

21:59When was the police here?

22:00I didn't see them.

22:02Look, wake up, Herman.

22:03The Sweeney's as good as in here with us.

22:05You can't be serious about another job.

22:06Not in the smoke.

22:07Not this side of Christmas.

22:08Oh, I'm perfectly serious.

22:11Then that's your Wagnerian funeral, Heinrich.

22:14Don't expect me to sit in the bunker till we're down to the last cartridge.

22:18I suppose your plan was to shoot the cat, poison Jake,

22:21and I pour petrol over you and Evil Willie after a hasty marriage ceremony?

22:25Forget it!

22:26Come on!

22:47Come on!

22:51Come on!

22:52Tobey.

22:54Tobey.

22:54Mr. Tober, I had a phone call from Manchester this morning.

23:04Your daughter.

23:07She was on her way to school.

23:10The 23 Drummatures Street.

23:12She's quite well.

23:13My daughter?

23:14Rosina?

23:15A pretty little girl.

23:17Dark hair.

23:18About six years old.

23:24Where is she?

23:29School, I imagine, but I can find out just like that.

23:32You know I'd kill you, Schmidt.

23:34Yes.

23:35And you'd still have her hurt.

23:37It's not my decision.

23:38You appreciate I'm not a gangster, Tober.

23:41You and your team have a contract for four jobs in three days.

23:44At ten grand a times, that amounts to £120,000.

23:49That leaves marginally more than half for me and my boy.

23:54And do you know what we take?

23:57Our airfares and some pocket money.

23:59And the rest for the cause, is it?

24:02You're not gangsters, you're a pair of bloody mugs.

24:05It's up to you.

24:07You know the score.

24:09Leave if you want to.

24:12And what if we get nicked?

24:15Or smashed up?

24:16Wouldn't be your fault.

24:18We're not animals.

24:19All right, I'll drive tomorrow.

24:29Good.

24:30I'd have headed you to be left out.

24:32Result, hacking.

24:45Trap three, Nova.

24:48Trap five, Shinelli.

24:50SP trap three, 13 to eight.

24:53Trap five, five to one.

24:58You're a chemster.

25:00Left at four, number three, bit of gold.

25:03Three to one, number six, lager last.

25:05Four to one, number five, forked and thread.

25:08Four to one, number eight, carries thread.

25:11Oh, give me up.

25:26You can't shit for an economy size, can't you?

25:28Leave me alone, Mr. Carter.

25:29I didn't know nothing.

25:30All right, you're under arrest.

25:31You told me enough to tie you in for conspiracy.

25:34You can't do that to me.

25:35Do you want to bet?

25:36This is a conspiracy inquiry.

25:38Now, you know what Eddie Morton got for that, don't you?

25:40Come on.

25:41It was my word put him down.

25:43I whisper.

25:44Exactly.

25:45You'll be the most popular man inside.

25:48I doubt if you'll even survive remand.

25:50Oh, Eddie will be pleased to see you in Parkhurst.

25:52You're not serious, Mr. Carter?

25:54Oh, yes, I am.

25:56Conspiracy to robbery and shooting security guards.

25:59I've had a threat, Mr. Carter.

26:01The word's out that the player was involved with bloody fanatics.

26:04Terrorists.

26:05And they know someone's grassy.

26:07I take junk from that shop.

26:08A pony for two beds and a couple of sideboards.

26:11I'm the only one who knows they're there.

26:13Just a whisper.

26:14We'll do a deal.

26:15A couple of drinks.

26:16Not even for a dollar a day.

26:17All right.

26:19Albert James Milligan, I'm arresting you for conspiracy to commit...

26:22Tomorrow.

26:22Three-thirty.

26:24It might be a bank.

26:26Where?

26:27I don't know.

26:27I swear.

26:28You're a liar, Albert.

26:29The bank's shut at three-thirty.

26:31I don't know anymore, Mr. Carter.

26:32Honest.

26:38Let's assume three blags in two days.

26:41Now, there's nothing today except several meets.

26:44The German and that unknown face, they go to the junk shop, wait one hour, leave.

26:50Tober and that hippie stay behind.

26:52Yeah.

26:53Our rabo team said they turn the telly off at ten.

26:55Yeah, well, the little men have got a busy day pending.

26:58Yeah, I reckon your snout's right about that tomorrow, George.

27:01Yeah, it's three-thirty p.m.

27:02But not a bank?

27:04I don't think so, no.

27:05These are all the wage rounds for tomorrow afternoon, Gough.

27:08I've marked down times due at the side.

27:10Only three of them make any sense.

27:12You're lucky none of it makes sense to me.

27:14If Tober isn't on this, I can't understand why he hasn't had it away by now.

27:21He must know he's on borrowed time after that scene at the shop.

27:25Who do you reckon chooses the location?

27:27Doc and Tober.

27:28They're the pros.

27:29Doc for the ease of attack, Tober for the best getaway route.

27:35Heads.

27:37Tails.

27:38You be Doc, I'll be Tober.

27:41Now, I know I've been pushing me luck, so I'm looking for the best way to aim out.

27:47Squad office.

27:49Hold on, sir.

27:50It's Mr Haskins for you.

27:55Yes, Governor.

27:58Well, actually, Governor, I'm standing here planning a robbery.

28:08Good morning, Inspector.

28:20Who are you?

28:20My name's Carver.

28:21Major Carver.

28:22I spoke to your sergeant earlier.

28:24Oh, yes, security service.

28:25I mean, not in so many words.

28:27So, no more, Major.

28:29This sergeant of yours, sir, Carter, wasn't it?

28:32I wasn't quite frank with him.

28:34Surprise me.

28:35This case, Your Honor.

28:37What case is that, Major?

28:38We might have an interest.

28:39I don't like silly games, Governor.

28:41I take it this conversation isn't official.

28:43Just informal liaison, Inspector.

28:45Sir, what do you want?

28:46I get the feeling you're planning a very heavy move out here.

28:49Am I?

28:50You're setting up for a right shuffle.

28:52Shooters, iron bars, the lot.

28:55Am I right?

28:59Go on, I'm only listening.

29:00It would be no bad thing if your adversaries were, shall we say,

29:06unhindered in their endeavours today.

29:07Come on, Major, do me a favour, cut the bunny and come clean.

29:11I appreciate it.

29:11I can't talk about my work, Inspector.

29:14Suffice it to say.

29:16Suffice it to say, Mr. Regan,

29:19the national interest would be best served if our mutual friends were able to complete

29:25their present activities.

29:26You mean I've stumbled under something political?

29:29I can't say, of course.

29:30But I can't stop you speculating.

29:34I realise your job's terribly secret, Major.

29:36But I can't accept your brief cover's armed robbery

29:39or putting innocent civvies at risk.

29:41Feel strongly about it, do you, Inspector?

29:43And when I find Tober and that mob,

29:44they're going to go down for 12 or 14 years,

29:47even if they vote Methodist.

29:48I'm afraid I'm going to have to log this conversation.

29:58Morning, sir.

30:28There'll be only one car.

30:42God knows what Tober will borrow.

30:44Your job is simple.

30:45Block this exit.

30:46But wait for my word, right?

30:47Right, go.

30:58You know what I'd like?

31:15One of them Uzi submachine guns.

31:17They're Israeli.

31:18Solid gear.

31:19What do you think, Chairman?

31:20What about?

31:21That's Sweeney business.

31:23Do you think anybody was here?

31:24No.

31:26Ivor Vili didn't think so, did you, Vili?

31:27No way, man.

31:29Tober's lost his cool.

31:31I reckon this will be his last caper.

31:34Do you, Sonny?

31:35Three blaggings and you think you know it all?

31:37The way you talk,

31:38I don't think you even know

31:39what side of the bloody Atlantic you're on.

31:41Okay, you and Eva Vili go first.

31:48Good luck, comrade.

31:50You did well on the last job.

32:05Do you still want to join us?

32:06More than ever.

32:07I've been in touch with the military council.

32:10They've checked you very thoroughly.

32:13Extremely thoroughly.

32:16Welcome to the struggle, comrade.

32:17Come on, Brian.

32:21I have some news for you.

32:23News?

32:24Today's raid is to find the stool pigeon.

32:26That is its purpose.

32:27What stool pigeon?

32:29In our organisation,

32:30security is more important than funds.

32:32Today's raid is a mock-up.

32:34I shall stop it at the last moment.

32:37You mean, we're all jacked up for a blag

32:39and there's no blag?

32:40I suspect we have an informer.

32:42Tober could be right about the police being involved.

32:45Now, the He and or Doc Boyd have any commitment,

32:46and they may have made a deal with the police.

32:49If there is an ambush,

32:50there must be an informer.

32:52If we're ambushed, mate,

32:54we're all down for it.

32:55You'll have a lifetime in Parkhurst

32:56to figure out who shocked us.

32:58No.

32:59You and I shall remain in the background

33:01near a vehicle I shall indicate.

33:03This time, Doc Boyd and Tober

33:05are bound to put up a fight.

33:07If so, we shall slip away.

33:08Don't worry.

33:09There'll be ample time.

33:11How is Eva Vili?

33:13I trust him, comrade.

33:14But can you trust Tober, Doc Boyd?

33:18Because if they're Nick Deograff,

33:19they owe us nothing.

33:20We shall be a thousand miles away

33:21before Tober can come anywhere near a courthouse.

33:24Now to arms.

33:44Take up your position.

34:06Chief Inspector Haskins.

34:07I don't think we've met.

34:10My name's Carver.

34:20The wife's a fair driver, you know.

34:21There's a place around the back.

34:41Park the car there.

34:42Go into the gents.

34:43Lock the door and stay there till I tell you.

34:45Gents.

34:49They know his face.

34:50Of all the drivers in the squad,

34:52he's the last one I need around.

34:53We may have to scrub this, Jack.

34:55You what?

34:56The ambush.

34:59We may have to let it pass.

35:00Calm off it, Governor.

35:01I don't know what hatchet work's been going on,

35:03but this operation's already underway.

35:05We can't move out.

35:06You're too late, Guff.

35:07A major carver has been to see me.

35:09You wouldn't have to be Dick Tracy to guess that.

35:11Now watch it.

35:12They explained everything to me.

35:14I'll bet.

35:14Shut up.

35:17Now Carver's outfit have got a man in Tober's team.

35:20He's managed to get inside a group of terrorists

35:21called Liberty and Peace for the People, the LPP.

35:26Now this raid is just a dummy.

35:28It's a tryout.

35:29The German reckons that if we try to feel their colors,

35:32then it must be down to one of his own team.

35:35He's got to call off the black at the last minute.

35:37It must be off his bloody skull.

35:39Because of a grasp, the German can put the finger on the major's man.

35:43They reckon they're pretty near to rounding up the lot of them.

35:46But it was the dwarf.

35:47Well, you try telling that to Schmidt.

35:50Look, Jack, this way you get five of them for conspiracy to rob.

35:53The other way, the major breaks up a terrorist organization.

35:56We can get them for the blags in our own time.

36:02What if it's not a dummy?

36:04Are you so frightened of the mad major

36:06that you're prepared to let people get hurt?

36:07Because if you are...

36:08Now don't be so childish, Jack.

36:09And the first sign of trouble, we nick them.

36:12I told them we can't let anything happen.

36:18This is Lollipop.

36:19All units listen very carefully.

36:21This operation is not to proceed.

36:23I repeat, Operation Penguin is suspended.

36:25All units to remain undercover and observe.

36:29I want detailed reports of everything that occurs.

36:32No action is to be taken unless you have my direct command.

36:36Radio silence will be maintained, but keep listening.

36:39Off.

36:44Sorry I lost my rag, Guth.

36:46Forget it.

36:47Is this one of them?

36:54Lookouts.

36:56They post two as a room.

37:17There you go.

37:21Better sign for it.

37:23Here.

37:23That guy with the long hair.

37:25His name's Jenkins.

37:27He used to be in the job.

37:29Jenkins?

37:34Yeah, I know him.

37:35He got the elbow, didn't he?

37:36A couple of years ago.

37:39Look, go to the governor.

37:40Tell him we got that face.

37:42Yeah, Detective Sergeant Jenkins it was.

37:44I met him on a lecture weekend four years ago.

37:46He was a special branch.

37:48He got caught up in the Eternal Triangle.

37:51An MP's wife.

37:53He was told to put his papers in.

38:09Jenkins.

38:12There's not much of a future in that job.

38:14I suppose he lost his pension.

38:16That's all he could get, working for Carver.

38:19Hope I can do better.

38:21Well, at least we know who the Major's boy is.

38:25He's the Wages.

38:26He's the Wages.

38:26And here's the team.

38:47What?

38:48He's the Havis.

39:04He's the Wages.

39:05He's the Wages.

39:06He's the Wages.

39:07it's all off well is that effect no German's orders

39:37I can't believe it they would have moved by now

40:07Jimmy here gun sorry to break the silence but I've just been clocked over

40:24go on Jimmy that bloke had clocked me evil willy I did him two years back for coke and speed over

40:37do it Jack

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44:44please. So that's as good as me cutting the neck myself. You're right with you, sir. Right now, Jack, we're going back to the yard.

44:57What do you get out, Tauber? I've got muckers in Manchester, Mr. Egan. I bet you have. They'll see

45:05she's all right. Can you be sure? Oh, aye. We don't handle terrorists like the government, Mr. Egan.

45:14You'll not find them planting bombs in our byyards. Not twice.

45:25Outside line. Go ahead.

45:35I'm not daft, Inspector. Names, dates, places, telephone, numbers, crown, witness, you name

45:53it. I know what a deal entails.

45:56Oh, Jack. I think you've met Major Carver. He's, uh, interested in the background to the

46:13arrests you met. Right. Uh, while the Germans dummy rum was in progress, Sergeant Carter

46:19identified a former police officer done up like a first-class anarchist. I think his name

46:24is Jenkins. Then one of my other boys, DC Thorpe, was clocked by a very nasty student agitator

46:30by the name of Evil Willie. Just out of interest, why didn't Thorpe ID this man before today?

46:36Faces are like that. Sometimes they just click. As soon as the ambush was sussed, I had to

46:41follow it through. If the team had been allowed to back out, then Evil Willie and the German

46:45would have known they'd been infiltrated. An ex-Sgt. Jenkins would have doubtless been tortured

46:49and murdered. No question. In a decision forced on me by an unfortunate coincidence, I had

46:55no alternative but to make the claim. Hmm. I think you've slightly underestimated our

47:00Mr Jenkins. No doubt you beat him up so that his cover was further protected. Right. We

47:07can let the prisoners know that it was a snout that shot them, and then your mind's in the

47:11clear. God knows what use he's going to be now. I'll want to let them know your snout's name,

47:16of course. No way, Major. There's been enough people hurt already. Anyway, there's no need.

47:22Your mind's still in the hospital. Yes. I would explore motives, if I were you.

47:31Not now. Yes, all right. Put him through. George Carter. I hope you'll excuse this. It appears

47:43to be urgent. Yes, George. Governor. I've got some bad news. Yeah, I've been nobbled. I don't

47:56get you. What do you mean good? He's not good. He's terrible. Yeah, well, that fellow that

48:04you bashed up, he just bashed me up and scarpered. Yeah, he fought like a maniac. He was obviously

48:14terrified of going inside. You don't know how right you are, George. Your man's clean away.

48:21Surprise, surprise. I told her not to underestimate friend Jenkins. Well, must be away. Cabinet briefing.

48:30Thanks awfully for all your help. It all turned out rather well, really, didn't it?

48:36Uh, Major. Yeah? What would have happened if I'd nicked them all in the act, on an earlier job?

48:43Nothing much. Jenkins might have felt a tiny bit unloved. Might even have appeared at the

48:49Old Bailey with some cock-and-bull story about working for the government.

48:54But who'd have believed the discredited ex-policeman, eh? Must go. Toodle-pip.

49:02Bastard.

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