The Sweeney. S02 E05. Hit and Run. (uncut)

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First broadcast 29th September 1975.  Carter's schoolteacher wife Alison is killed by a hit-and-run driver while posting his football pools.  John Thaw - Regan  Dennis Waterman - Carter Garfield Morgan - Haskins Gary Waldhorn - Alan Fowler Sheila Ruskin - Judy Grinden Patrick Troughton - Reg Crofts Stephanie Turner - Alison Carter Margaret Whiting - Fladge Michael Sheard - Mr. Penketh James Snell - Johnny Moxom Liz Smith - Mrs. Davies, Landlady Terry Bale - Minicab Operator Katherine Parr - Mrs. Carter Tony Allen - Bill the Driver Aidan Harrington - Detective Bill Hibbert - Detective Lou Morgan - Constable Stuart Myers - Detective Reg Turner - Constable

Transcript

00:00Transcription by CastingWords

00:30How are you? Fine till I saw you.

00:32I don't be like that, Judy.

00:34Leave me alone. You haven't seen me for a month.

00:36Been a nice interval.

00:38Carry a bag for you, miss.

00:39I can manage.

00:48Judy, love. One more trip.

00:50Just one, that's all I promise.

00:52You and your promises. All I ever asked for was the truth.

00:55Please.

01:00One more.

01:05If not...

01:06You're threatening me.

01:07Not me. I'm anticipating what they'll say.

01:10Tough.

01:14You don't walk out on these people, love.

01:17They don't invite you, RSVP.

01:19They tell you.

01:20They'll put me under for sure.

01:27They'll fix you too, you know.

01:30Listen.

01:31No more trips.

01:33I've been conned by you for the last time.

01:36I didn't have a lot of illusions.

01:37I didn't ask for...

01:39Go away and leave me alone.

01:42Go away and leave me alone.

02:09I don't believe in you.

02:30No hard feelings, officer. It's all part of the game.

02:34Oh, game. I love that.

02:35Listen, it might be a bloody game to you, but it's not to me.

02:40Liars.

02:41I could have chinned it.

02:44So, Jack, success?

02:4650%.

02:47We showed, they didn't.

02:50Acting on information.

02:53It's in the book.

02:55Yes, Sudbury. Garage, you know.

02:57Right.

02:58Out there all night, will you?

03:00All night.

03:01The weatherman says there was a frost.

03:04So does Jack Regan.

03:06So you haven't heard?

03:08A nice little blagging.

03:11Oh, yeah.

03:12Garage owner.

03:13In Sunbury.

03:15Not Sudbury with a D, but Sunbury with an N.

03:19N as in nicked.

03:27Bastard.

03:27Just one letter out, or about 18 miles as the crow flies.

03:31Stupid brat.

03:33Your snout either needs elocution lessons or his ears syringing.

03:37With sulfuric acid.

03:40Well, that's up to you.

03:42You won't be asking me to okay any expenses, will you, Mr. Regan?

03:45Batman and Robin.

03:48Batman and Robin.

03:49Batman and Robin.

03:49Oh, come on.

04:15Reg?

04:16What's the SPO on that Richard of yours?

04:18Judy?

04:19Yeah.

04:20Fine, no problem.

04:21We've got troubles enough without some rotten little slag running out on us.

04:25She's not running, how? What gave you that idea?

04:27I know, don't I?

04:28How?

04:29Because it's my job to know.

04:31Temperament, that's all.

04:33Time was when you could pull her. Now you're bad news.

04:37No.

04:38Well, it's a... it's a phase.

04:41You know what they're like, kissing a cuddle.

04:44I've tumbled you, Alan. You're all bunny.

04:46Give me two days, Reg. That's all.

04:49Two.

04:50Like a pig's uncle.

04:53She knows a lot, doesn't she? Words and music.

04:57Her mouth is half as loose as yours.

04:59Rubbish.

05:00You get lippy with me.

05:05She starts spreading it round the houses.

05:07Never.

05:08It's not her style.

05:09Next thing you know, we'll have old Bill round here feeding our collars.

05:12Not in a million years.

05:13You boy wonders, you're done or you're born.

05:16You get a sweet set up like this.

05:18Steady earner.

05:19Once in a lifetime.

05:21Well, I'm not sitting around like some jaffer and let it be Nick from under me.

05:25She's got to go.

05:33Cheers, Guff.

05:34Sleep tight, George.

05:35I hear more night work than now.

05:36See you, Bill.

05:37That out.

05:38Oh, bed.

05:55Bed!

06:04You're late.

06:05Not bad.

06:06Coming from you.

06:09Morning.

06:14What happened to yesterday?

06:16A cult magistrate had a migraine.

06:20And last night?

06:22We had a job on.

06:24Catch anything?

06:26A cold, I think.

06:38What's all that about?

06:39So you did forget.

06:41Forget what?

06:44Betty's 21st.

06:49Oh, my God, yes.

06:51It's all right.

06:52You weren't expected.

06:54I'm sorry, love.

06:55It's all right.

06:56I'm sorry.

06:57I'm sorry.

06:58I'm sorry.

06:59You're not...

07:01It's all right.

07:02Still warm.

07:03give us a flash darling

07:11perfect chance

07:13yeah

07:14if you haven't left by now

07:17then you're obviously not teaching

07:19the first period

07:20now if you're not teaching the first period

07:23we've got time to

07:25you'd nod off on me

07:28keep them wanting that's what they say

07:31isn't it

07:32oh yeah

07:32you do that all right

07:34okay

07:36okay

07:40okay

07:44okay

07:48Allright.

08:18Can you post my polls for me?

08:37Where are they?

08:39On the hall table.

08:48Who is it?

09:18Lily Law.

09:21Regan.

09:22Who else?

09:26Want to see my credentials?

09:28Cheeky devil.

09:35You haven't shaved?

09:37Never do till I've had it away.

09:39Oh.

09:42Where's Peter the Pufter?

09:44With his boyfriend, dear. Where else?

09:46You gave me a bum steer, Flatch.

09:50Me? I don't believe it.

09:52Big time motorman's drum in Sudbury, yes?

09:55Oh, that's how I heard it.

09:56It was Sunbury. As in sunshine. Not Sudbury.

10:01Oh, God. Was it?

10:02It was.

10:04Well, you know me, Jack.

10:06If it doesn't happen under the GPO tower, it doesn't happen.

10:10Another couple of tips like that, I'll be back wearing a tall hat.

10:13I'll make it up to you.

10:14Yeah, that's what I'm afraid of.

10:16The next one will be a stone ginger.

10:18If it isn't, I'll find an unusual position for you.

10:22I promise you that.

10:26Promises, promises.

10:30I like it when you got your Irish up.

10:32Reminds me of a sailor on you in Port Said.

10:35Here.

10:36Your dad wasn't a Navy man, was he?

10:37No, he wasn't.

10:39Well, the Osmere Port down the Manchester Ship Canal, that was his limit.

10:42Listen, the next time you're here, we can put your death aid in, eh?

10:46Right, sir.

10:47Good is done.

10:51Take care.

10:53Oh, God bless you, Gav.

10:57Got all the gold, that Jack Regan.

10:59Yeah.

11:00Up the workers.

11:01Ha, ha, ha, ha.

11:07Mm, delicious.

11:10Now, you've got to own up.

11:11There are not many husbands who meet their wives out of work, midweek,

11:15and treat them to a four-star lunch, are they?

11:17Four-star?

11:18Yeah, that delicatessen on the corner of Prow Street, Gluckman's.

11:21Star of David.

11:23So, who's counting?

11:24You were.

11:25You're only doing it because you're eating up with guilt.

11:28What, about your Betty?

11:29Amongst other things, many other things.

11:32Yeah, listen, I phoned her.

11:33Sounds like a right raver.

11:35Yeah, feels like one.

11:36Little fragile, are we?

11:38Every time the school bell went off, made my fittings ache.

11:42Anyway, the point is, if I was a bank clerk,

11:45or on an oil rig, or flash Carter in the Beano,

11:48I wouldn't be able to be here, would I?

11:50Well, good as it is to see you, love.

11:52It is a pleasure I'd forgo.

11:54Know something from the sweet trolley?

11:56What, afters?

11:57A little fruit for a madame, eh?

12:00What are they?

12:01Light cheeks.

12:02You're joking.

12:03Chitter not, madam.

12:06Are they five?

12:09I'm only a sergeant.

12:11What do you do with them?

12:13Well, at first you peel them, you see,

12:15and then you throw them away.

12:17What do you think you do?

12:18You eat them.

12:20Oh.

12:21Like king-sized grapes.

12:23Yeah.

12:24No wonder the Chinese are so thin.

12:26Not bad.

12:34They always remind me of fingers I saw once in the mortuary.

12:37After the quacks had peeled off the skins to reconstruct the prints.

12:40Oh, do you mind?

12:47They ought to be getting back, I suppose.

12:48What is it this afternoon?

12:51Othello with 3B.

12:53Oh, now, that's a play by William Shakespeare about the old Schwarzer who thinks his bird's been charvering away from home.

12:59It's funny, isn't it?

13:05There's been soldier poets, coal miners, cricketers, civil servants.

13:11Bet there's never been a policeman poet.

13:14Haven't you read Jack Regan's sonnet?

13:16Well, that's a bit of a day.

13:31Johnny.

13:32You wanted to see me, Mr. Crofts?

13:33Yeah.

13:34Take a seat.

13:35Little Bird tells me you were on that Hatton Garden job.

13:49Big Mert.

13:50Drove itself, didn't it?

13:51It's not the way I heard it.

13:55I might have a job for you, son.

13:56Can't be better.

13:58The question is, I don't know if you're ready for it.

14:00Try me.

14:01Ready to move up with the pros, are you?

14:03Out of the three-rounders.

14:05When do you want it done?

14:06There's no time like the present.

14:08I'm fit.

14:09Reckon I can drive a drag with the best?

14:12There's more to this than driving.

14:15How much more?

14:16A bit of aggro needs sorting out.

14:19Why me?

14:21Need smart boys.

14:22Mugs are two quid a go.

14:24How much?

14:26A one-er.

14:27Leave off.

14:28A one-er now, another when it's done.

14:30200 sobs for sorting someone out?

14:32And all it leads to.

14:33No, Johnny jumped up with me, you know.

14:36Tell me more.

14:42Ready, George?

14:43Yeah, hold on, Garvel.

14:43Just get me coat.

14:49Bedroom window's open.

14:50Yeah, let the fog out.

14:52And the villain's in.

14:53They should be so lucky.

14:54You see the missus?

15:04Yeah, I took her out for a walk at lunchtime.

15:06Oh, very nice.

15:09I miss their sisters 21st.

15:12When was this?

15:13Last night.

15:16Naughty, naughty.

15:16I was out with that wicked Jack Regan, weren't I?

15:20Yeah.

15:21In the rhododendron bushes of sinful Sudbury.

15:25Did you see the fledge?

15:27Yeah, in all her glory.

15:34Get over, you bastard!

15:37Drive a jump car to think they're kamikaze pilots.

15:40No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

16:10No, no, no, no, no, no.

16:40Good night.

16:53Good night.

17:02Hello.

17:04Hello.

17:05How is that?

17:07A man trouble.

17:11I'll give you a lift home if you're not going to be long.

17:13Ten minutes? Fine.

17:18I'd post George's pools, but I left my coat in the car.

17:21Borrow mine.

17:22Oh, thanks.

17:24It's freezing, though it looks nice.

17:29Mrs Carter,

17:30we must find a moment tomorrow to go over your next term's timetable.

17:33Oh, yes, right, Mr Benger.

17:35Bye-bye. Thanks.

17:40Bye-bye.

18:10Bye-bye.

18:12Bye-bye.

18:13Bye-bye.

18:16Bye-bye.

18:38SCREAMING

19:08Pick her up, George.

19:31It's amazing what they're going to do nowadays.

19:32And what is it?

19:40She's dead.

19:44Dead?

19:46An hour ago.

19:47I bet I said...

19:49Oh, Christ.

19:53Oh, I'm sorry. I'm sorry, mate.

19:55An inquest.

20:05Yeah, tomorrow, probably.

20:12What are you waiting for?

20:14I don't know.

20:18Do you want to see it?

20:19No.

20:25Yeah.

20:26I'm going to put it in a little bit, so I'm going to put it in a little bit, so I'm going to put it in a little bit.

20:56I didn't go much on that salesman friend of Roy's.

21:15The new dress is a corker, and despite everything Mum says,

21:19and she says too much, the short hairstyle suits you.

21:22I apologise for my errant husband.

21:24It might help if he didn't always say he was going out on the job.

21:40Put yourself to bed with us. It beats all your sleeping pills.

21:45Thanks, Gav.

21:46I'll call you tomorrow, too.

21:50Gav?

21:53Why didn't he stop?

21:55The driver? Why not stop?

21:58Panic.

22:00Car was nicked.

22:02A drunk.

22:03Some bloke out with a bird. Could be a hundred reasons.

22:08Yeah, I suppose so.

22:11Drink down to the label with you, if you like.

22:14Please.

22:14Is she all right?

22:29She never regained consciousness.

22:31Oh, God.

22:33Hit and run.

22:34There wasn't even a witness.

22:36Oh, my God.

22:38Is there anything I can do?

22:39No, it's...

22:41I'll be all right, thank you.

22:45See you in the morning, then.

22:46The body's on a slab, that's all.

23:07Nothing.

23:07You can't relate to them all, can you?

23:11I mean, this time, it isn't just the body.

23:16My wife's body.

23:20Sudden death.

23:20My wife's sudden death.

23:27Form 44.

23:30How many of those have we had to fill in, eh, Gav?

23:32Eh?

23:33A fair few.

23:34Here, some PC pecking it out somewhere.

23:40Beat.

23:41Section.

23:42Division.

23:44A report on the death of Alison Mary Carter.

23:50Then we go on to a PMF, 3A.

23:54Hear what the pathologist has to say.

23:57Liver.

23:58Weight, et cetera.

23:59Spleen.

24:00Weight, et cetera.

24:04A lot of spleen, wouldn't you say, Gav, eh?

24:07A lot of spleen, our Alison.

24:09Easy, George.

24:1529.

24:17Just 29.

24:21Have the laugh on us, though, won't she?

24:24I mean, 10 years' time...

24:2620 years' time.

24:28She'll still be 29.

24:34This world runs another million years.

24:45She'll still be 29.

24:4720 years' time.

25:15Okay.

25:15Hey.

25:17Yep.

25:19Pulled one yesterday, so I hear.

25:21I don't know what you're on about.

25:23Up at the school.

25:25Been an accident, has it?

25:27No, not an accident.

25:30Well, like I told you,

25:32when I play, I play for keeps.

25:35But murder?

25:41Cold-blooded murder?

25:43Who is at Ridgecroft?

25:45No-one.

25:46One thing, though.

25:48You blew it.

25:49Wrong teacher.

25:51Oh, yeah.

25:52You wanted a Miss Grindon.

25:54You hit a Mrs. Carter.

26:03Cop's wife?

26:05Yeah, Benson says he remembers where he buried it.

26:08Great.

26:09Tell him it draws a sketch map.

26:11We'll borrow some engineers and go prospect him.

26:13Composing he wants to lead the search party.

26:16You mean bring him up from the moor?

26:18No way.

26:19That was my reaction.

26:20Be like a rerun of the OK Corral.

26:22Yeah, it's a funny thing that Wyatt Earp lived to be 80.

26:26F-division, wouldn't he?

26:28Oh, er, I've given George Carter a week's compassion it has from midnight last night.

26:35Great.

26:36Well, what's wrong with that?

26:37Oh, that's just what he needs.

26:38A week to feel sorry for himself.

26:40He'll have too much to do.

26:41Anyway, better that than screw up some job because his mind isn't on his work.

26:46Now, what's that supposed to mean?

26:48You really know your lads, don't you?

26:50Do you remember that copper shot in Mayfair one hot Friday afternoon?

26:54A young PC was married the next morning.

26:56By 11.15 he was back on duty.

26:58That was George Carter.

27:00DEMIE!

27:06DEMIE!

27:07DEMIE!

27:18DEMIE!

27:30Terrible terrible business but I don't know what the country's coming to this

27:49playground duty 400 howling banshees no good trying to shout yeah well thank you mr. Penketh

28:02well don't thank me I'm so grieved it had to happen her class they're bowled over really

28:09children could be pretty callous but this is left yeah all right thanks

28:19listen darling I won't be able to make it yeah I know what I said

28:43well something's come up yeah well I'll make it up to you no old guy will still be there don't

28:52worry about that when you're finished Jack uncle Frank would like a word hello

29:00her name's Susie who is she my daughter I was just explaining why I can't take her to the zoo

29:10sorry hold on a second division have found the car that killed mrs. Carter and it was stolen that

29:19afternoon which might explain why it didn't stop might approach up keys no prints yeah I'll be with

29:26you in a minute Susie well all right one verse but make it quick

29:56Jack mrs. C too rich for your blood and then some

30:25church has me foxed always rucking you for not going then when you do go all they do is tell you

30:32how corrupt how sinful how unworthy you are I know you didn't like Alison much who said

30:38I've got eyes yeah very old ones well they don't miss much you'd be surprised

30:43how good cops wives are hard to find I should know

30:48George listens to you Jack he's got to I'm his governor no I didn't mean that you see if you can

30:56get him to come home even if it's only for a few days he's 26 you know mum not six so I want more

31:03mileage out of him yet you'll get it when I've put the patches on I'll talk to him

31:10cheers

31:22think about it an extra wedge of Yorkshire that's my mum's answer to everything

31:32well it's better than rattling around here on you Todd yeah well I'll sassy it out what are you

31:39gonna do with that lot I got a card through the door you know second-hand jewellery clothes things

31:45like that Andy yeah I get the addresses out of the obituary columns jackals

31:54yeah well at least we're doing something with our lives who said that I did the last of our many rows

32:12gone any address landlady's out of bingo and she's elbowed the school right

32:28well it means one thing she's twigged she would I told you she's bright so you've got to find her

32:35before she starts rabbiting what if I don't you don't I'll put you in the ground

32:39what's that what I talked to George Carter no one of the other lights Carter's off for a week

32:52oh I was his wife then yep tough very so she was only 29 about that yeah terrible well maximum

33:03fine hundred quid for failing to stop what do you expect anyway you didn't call me to chat about

33:09hitting runs did you I want to ask a favour Jack well work for the Sweeney you know not Dr. Barnardo's

33:15there's something in it for you oh Mickey Parisi you know him by repute now hey you've been

33:22mustering him around Notting Hill Bayswater striped for the girl last week but Tom

33:27young Irish kid doesn't increase her own potential does it shove your head in the bag that was his

33:34advice what's the kid's name Deirdre Quinn will she talk be your age all right leave it with me

33:44next item our Sunbury friend he's an active little number isn't he Islington next week

33:54when don't know got an antique shop I don't know which come on flash gets vega by the minute

34:00well it carries a quarter of a million stock so it must be in the sprauncy part okay what's the

34:06story the owner elderly man takes his dog for pre-bred walkers every night when after news at 10

34:13that's when they're going in with his key lives over the shop alone with his niece how do you hear all

34:20this it's my business any chance of the reward money you're eager it's the bloody school fees

34:27yeah from Nobby couple of months ago down in Welsh Wales bought van load of tin carrots changed the

34:35labels to Australian pears go lovely with a drop of cream boy

34:40secret is out

35:01no I'm sorry mr. Banker look um do you recognize this at all yes belongs to Miss Grinden our French

35:15teacher oh well good I'm there I've had it clean could you see that she gets it please I'm sorry I

35:20can't why's that she's disappeared disappeared not a note not a phone call nothing she was due to go to

35:31France in a fortnight France 4a and 4b cultural exchange to Paris now I don't know what I'm gonna

35:39do she didn't say anything to no bolt out of the blue was she worried about anything well if she

35:49was she never mentioned it not unless yeah gone well when I went around to tell her about but mrs.

35:56Carter I thought she seemed frightened she didn't say what up no but she tried to get out of making

36:05this trip oh why should she she's been doing it three or four years how often well never less

36:11than twice a year sometimes three times and always France always France don't tell me how hard you

36:33work tell me how much you get done we'll write to your MP in the meantime get it on my desk by

36:39lunchtime the judge and the gov have you got a minute yes I do Barney good sir was Nick last night

36:51where Coventry what's he doing there he said and I quote he went to see Lady Godiva

36:59listen governor I think I've stumbled on something as the actress said you remember when you came

37:09round the other night I said to you why didn't the driver stop right yeah I remember I think I've come

37:14up with an answer oh how does murder grab you you think Alison was murdered yeah you putty no no but

37:24they didn't mean to kill her they meant to kill somebody else see any idea who the French teacher

37:31what we'll get to that later this teacher was just disappeared like no warning nothing it's just

37:39dropped out overnight over the night of Alison's accident go on well this bird owns a coat don't we

37:46all even it's a dark green duffel coat distinctive and for some reason Alison was wearing it when so you

37:54think someone was after the Miss France and Alison copped it that's about the size of it yeah is

37:59that all well not quite Alison once told me about a friend of hers who was involved with the tearaway

38:05you know what should she do etc and what did you say no so go down the local nick and have a chat to

38:09somebody no flutter her eyelashes and confess and did she never heard the local French teacher she was

38:19off to France in a couple of weeks what for one of those culture exchange jobs she went two or three

38:24times a year no you're ringing bells George yeah I can think of one or two faces you'd like access to

38:32someone who makes regular channel crossings England or France or well either well imagine it I'm just

38:38a sticky-fingered little kids rushing through customs partly viewing like crazy it's not a bad cover is it

38:43not bad at all yeah a little willy carries the sandwiches inside the sandwiches are the whatever

38:50it is anything from heroin to diamonds well it's got to be important to be worth killing for first

38:56murder case I worked on was over an ace of clubs

38:58anyone Carter with you of course sure she'll have found one start from there what's that

39:18well why not I'm not happy about Carter being in on it well don't you think he's hard to cut you

39:24show me a vengeful copper I'll show you a duff one well he knows that well he's the sort I've seen him

39:29before what sort quiet ones when they blow watch it they mean it they start tearing up trees well

39:34I'll sit on him I don't want a court full of war victims none of that resist I'll read you look

39:39Jack it's justice not revenge it's a woman's life a copper's wife you know it's not some crafty dip

39:46in the penny cash no punch-ups that's not a suggestion not a request it's an order

40:06hello mrs. Davis hello dear

40:16had to happen didn't it what it's these long engagements

40:29I didn't know you was engaged had my ring on a chain around her neck couldn't wait to leave

40:38knew I was going up north on business when she go Wednesday first thing that's it I was just going

40:45up the end one didn't leave no address she'll write or call I'm not worried about that I just

40:50don't like to think of her being lonely can't help sorry how did she leave minicab usual one

41:01write myself brighten up your weekend Mrs. D oh thanks and this is her old address I went round as

41:16soon as she didn't come to school gone bagged and baggage you've no other address for her on your

41:21records you know parents next of kin your best bet's the local education authority all right Mr.

41:26Panketh will call you if we think of anything else thank you you're welcome sorry I couldn't help more

41:31you

41:34thank you

41:36so

41:38I'm

41:40I'm

41:42I'm

41:44I'm

41:46Why do you have to duplicate everything? I can't understand you people.

42:11Duplicate everything?

42:12We could cut the taxes by half. If only you people are sort of worried...

42:15What are you rabbiting about?

42:16Well, it's the same with everything. Half the bloody country's checking up the other half, aren't they?

42:20Get to the point.

42:22Well, you're the second lot of law that's been in here already.

42:24Second?

42:25Yeah. Same girl, same information, same silly bloody questions.

42:29Did you ask to see his warrant card?

42:32No. Why should I? I didn't know that...

42:35Give me that address, quick!

42:46Alan.

43:02Alan.

43:09How did you find me?

43:11Wasn't difficult.

43:12Did you kill Alison Carter?

43:13Of course not.

43:16I warned you, Judy.

43:18Warned you.

43:18I never thought they'd go that far.

43:20I told you what would happen.

43:22But...

43:23Listen.

43:23You were carrying 30 to 50 grand's worth of diamonds.

43:27Each trip, three times a year. That's big business.

43:29As much as that?

43:31I had no idea.

43:32They wouldn't let me tell you.

43:34So now what?

43:35Pack your bags. We're going to scarper.

43:36Where to?

43:38As far away from Regcroft's as possible.

43:46Get it over here as quick as you can.

43:48Off.

43:51George.

43:53Go through the house and down the back.

43:55There must be a back entrance.

43:57All right. Give me a minute.

44:06Yes?

44:31Miss Grindon. Judy Grindon.

44:33That's right.

44:34I'm Detective Inspector Regan.

44:37I'd like to work with you, if I may.

44:49All right. Stop! Stop!

44:55Come!

44:59Why didn't you go to the police?

45:00I was too scared.

45:02After what happened.

45:04Alison Carter.

45:04She must have been a friend of yours.

45:06She was.

45:07A good friend.

45:08People like you make me puke.

45:11You're not worth helping.

45:12That kid was murdered.

45:14You knew that.

45:15You!

45:17Croft's second-hand motors.

45:19Off the Fulham Road.

45:20Do you know it?

45:21Was Croft driving?

45:23No.

45:24Who was?

45:26It's too late for that, darling.

45:28That call Moxham.

45:29Moxham.

45:31Don't know.

45:32No talent.

45:33Stop on one or two jobs.

45:35Who set it up?

45:38Croft's.

45:39Okay.

45:40Tell us the rest later.

45:41You go with them, George.

45:54Hey, you come with me.

46:00Hey, you come with me.

46:12Central, Oscar 2-7.

46:27Message for D.I. Regan.

46:33Regan speaking.

46:35Get on the landline to commander's office.

46:37Urgent.

46:38Will do.

46:39Off.

46:41Damn.

46:42Don't you bloody know it.

47:02Don't you bloody know it.

47:04Don't you bloody know it.

47:10All right, I'm right.

47:40Cousin.

48:10What happened?

48:13Where is everyone?

48:14Down to local Nick waiting to be charged.

48:17No rough stuff.

48:19No teeth marks on your truncheon.

48:21No, division to pick up Moxham.

48:23Well, don't you want to be in on it?

48:25What's the point?

48:27I'll give them a good kick and I'll end up in Civvy Street, don't I?

48:30Oh, I can do more damage from where I am.

48:33Anyway, I know you're familiar.

49:02Hello?

49:03Hello, this is John.

49:04Will Alison be coming to the meeting?

49:05No.

49:06Oh?

49:07No, I'm sorry.

49:08She won't.

49:09Why is that?

49:10Um, she's had an accident.

49:11Yeah, a motor accident.

49:12Oh, my God.

49:13Was she badly hurt?

49:14I'm afraid so, yeah.

49:15Oh, I'm sorry.

49:16No, it's...

49:17No, it's...

49:18It's...

49:19It's...

49:20It's...

49:21It's...

49:22It's...

49:23It's...

49:24It's...

49:25It's...

49:26It's...

49:27It's...

49:28It's...

49:29It's...

49:30It's a translate, man.

49:31You wait tonight.

49:32Cool.

49:33See ya.

49:34Anywhere.

49:35Bye.

49:36Bye.

49:37Bye-bye.

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