The Sweeney. S02 E06. Trap. (uncut)

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First broadcast 6th December 1975.  Five years earlier Regan got promotion following the Golden Maid dairy robbery, thanks to a tip-off from Noah Riley.  John Thaw - Regan Dennis Waterman - Carter Garfield Morgan - Haskins Sydney Tafler - Manny Bellow Elizabeth Begley - Mrs. Riley Kenneth Colley - Noah Riley Bernard Kay - Thomas Geoffrey Whitehead - Mills Brian Hall - Ernie Davies Harry Jones - Hooter James Valentine - Denis Woods Sean Clarke - Danny Bellow Polly Perkins - The Singer Tony Allen - Bill the Driver Vic Chapman - Detective Harry Fielder - Pub Patron Romo Gorrara - Detective Aidan Harrington - Detective Bill Hibbert - Detective Tommy Little - Pub Patron Stuart Myers - Detective Bob Ramsey - Pub Patron Doug Robinson - Detective Alan Stuart - Detective Chris Webb - Thug

Transcript

00:00Five years ago, Mr. Regan, were you a detective sergeant, second class, working in the robbery squad of the divisional C.I.D. Chumley?

00:22Were you the sergeant who dealt with the Golden May Dairy robbery in Panda Street, Chumley?

00:27You said on the phone mills you had information for me.

00:31Oh, we've got something for you.

00:33Five years old, I'm a busy man.

00:35Trust me, I wouldn't bring you here.

00:38Nobody brings me anywhere, ducky.

00:41All right, invite you.

00:44Were you in charge of that job?

00:46Yeah.

00:47But I don't like being cross-examined by ragmen.

00:50I'm sure we're both in the same business of establishing the truth.

00:53You don't need hidden tapes for that.

00:55Is it not right the job was a three-hander and one man escaped?

01:00You still want that man?

01:02You'll win a coconut if you give him to me.

01:04Was that man five feet, eight inches tall, sandy-haired, slightly built, sunken eyes?

01:10Yeah.

01:11One witness described him as wearing a sort of garage man's dungarees.

01:15You reckon he'll still be wearing that gear?

01:17I realise, Mr. Regan, that the duty of a policeman is always to protect his informant.

01:24And nowadays, if there is an informant, there are strict rules.

01:27But we're talking about the past, aren't we?

01:30This is the truth.

01:33I've been doing some work for Mr. Regan over the years.

01:37They've been good to me and my mother.

01:40But he was very ambitious.

01:43But I'd done it.

01:44I was with him.

01:46I was the third man.

01:48One, but got away.

01:49Why did Regan want you to pick on Woods and Davis?

01:54I crossed him and he wanted to work one hour on them.

01:58I was the man in the dungarees.

02:02You smell nice.

02:05Do you recognise the man?

02:07Where's the man whose voice is on that tape?

02:19Governor, we've been smudged.

02:36That's all.

03:06I'm sure we've got a very worried Mr. Plod, but he hasn't admitted anything.

03:25Get me, Thomas.

03:27He's too canny.

03:29I'll lay the tiniest of bets, say, ten thousand to one, but he won't report this to his commander, is he sure?

03:36Yeah.

03:38Meryl, keep a good eye on Noah. The noose is tightening very nicely.

03:43Will do.

03:45Cup of tea, Noah.

03:49No, just give me another one of them.

04:06Drive around the block nine times, and we'll meet you back at the factory.

04:24Look, I'm not going to go into a great rigmarole. I just want to tell you what that little scene was about.

04:37What you just witnessed was aggro for me, and because you were there, it could mean bother for you.

04:43I switched the button off before I spoke.

04:44Yeah, they got others.

04:47Well, you know the score.

04:48What you saw was an allegation of conspiracy against me.

04:51Now, when it hits the fan, he'll be in a safe corner.

04:55Get it off.

04:57Look, as a result of that dairy job, I had a good run on the selection board.

05:00It was promoted from detective sergeant second class to first class.

05:05It was a swing point. Now, take it.

05:06So, what now?

05:16Well, I should report this to Haskins, but I won't.

05:19What's bloody more? Mills knows I won't.

05:22They want to see me put myself about a bit.

05:24They want the joy of jumping up and down on me when I'm under a pancake.

05:28And it'll give me a bit of time.

05:30Well, let me help. Look, that's your out, son!

05:33All right, OK, OK.

05:36Oh, Governor, when we win, I'm in a queue for the medals, right?

05:42So why can't I be trusted now?

05:44That dairy job got me where I am now.

05:46All I'll get out of this is no promotion for the rest of my service.

05:49Do you want some of that?

05:54Haskins?

05:55I think you're Mr. Regans, a very naughty man.

05:58Who is he?

06:06You see, Jack, was anything true in that office?

06:12The voice on the tape was one Noah Riley.

06:16There were three men on that flag, but Noah was the snout.

06:20He never took part in it. He just told me.

06:23The two we nicked, Dennis Woods and Ernie Davis,

06:25all their lunatics, and I mean cannibals.

06:27I first nicked Davis when he was 18.

06:31And the last time, they've both got eight years.

06:34The third one's still circulating.

06:37And if they were put away for eight, and they're good little cannibals,

06:40they're about due out, aren't they, five years?

06:41They're out.

06:43And I reckon they've sussed Noah as the snout,

06:45and they're using it to put the finger on me.

06:48And he wasn't making a statement.

06:49He was reading a script.

06:51I'm ambitious.

06:52Yeah, and he can't win, Governor.

06:56I mean, your Noah's obviously got form, right?

06:58Well, he'd never hold water in the box.

07:01Noah's clean.

07:02He's got no form.

07:03That's why the heavies use him.

07:05Yeah, but why'd he go to papers?

07:06Saying that he did something he didn't?

07:08Because he's terrified, that's why.

07:11You get banged up for five years, you do a lot of thinking.

07:14They want my blood.

07:16And they put the frightens on Noah to set me up.

07:19I don't want me doing porridge or out of the force.

07:22And if I'm out of the force,

07:23I'm up to invitations down dark alleys, right?

07:26Then he goes to mills.

07:28That gets in the papers.

07:29Well, it's a new gospel, isn't it?

07:31Only let me have clean coppers about me.

07:34Why don't they frighten him that much?

07:36I told you, the learner takes.

07:38They take his mother's toes off one by one.

07:41He loves his mother, see?

07:45Okay, well, I'm going looking for trouble.

07:47You all right? I'll come.

07:48No, no, no.

07:49I can't remember addresses from five years back.

07:52You go over to Brentford if you want

07:53and get the docket on that dairy job.

07:56I'll make you back in the factory.

08:01When did a filth use public boxes, then?

08:04They don't want nobody to know.

08:06Right.

08:08Little Noah must be saying the right thing.

08:11Quick learner.

08:12You're in it, Regan.

08:13I'm going to hit that filth like an air raid.

08:16Yeah.

08:20I booked it in in the chorus book with the clerk.

08:22Right.

08:24Governor, why make it open?

08:25A fissile?

08:26Well, how else can I get addresses from five years back?

08:29There.

08:33That's Davies' old address.

08:35Nobody there knows you work with me.

08:36See what you can find out.

08:37And remember, we're not dealing with the girl guides.

08:40If they've set Noah up, they'll be watching the way I walk.

08:42So I want somebody watching them.

08:45Yeah, well, it's nice to be trusted.

08:46Hang on.

08:48You busy, Jack?

08:49Yeah.

08:50Yeah.

08:51Well, that's a bit old.

08:53Yeah, it was just an idea.

08:54It came or nothing.

08:54Tell me, have you added any enemies to that long list of yours?

09:00What?

09:01I had a funny one this morning.

09:03The man reckons you're a naughty boy.

09:05Yeah, I should be sent to bed with no dinner.

09:11Is Jack all right?

09:14Yes, Scott.

09:14You sure?

09:16Yes, Scott.

09:18Good.

09:18Don't look so relieved of my going, Sergeant.

09:40Look.

09:40You give us a signed statement

09:44giving us exclusive rights to your story

09:46and we'll publish

09:48and pay mum 200 quid down

09:52and a lot more to come.

09:55Why not now?

09:56We're not ready, are we?

09:58With you, I mean.

09:59Until you've signed your statements.

10:01You know, you're costing us a bomb keeping you here.

10:04Well, you're worth it, but

10:06we can't go on like this forever now, can we?

10:08You want mum paid?

10:12That suits us.

10:14Nobody can say we paid you.

10:19Despite A10,

10:20we don't trust the police to investigate themselves.

10:25We don't like whitewash.

10:28We want plenty of your black paint for Mr. Regan.

10:31Why?

10:32Well, you came to us with a story.

10:34It's all in the public interest.

10:37Pinning bent cockles.

10:38Who are you afraid of, hmm?

10:46Woodson Davis.

10:48Well, they can't do anything to you

10:50in the plastered all over the Sunday breakfast table,

10:52can they?

10:56Regan.

10:56You come look in.

10:58Well, think of all the thousands of hotel rooms in London.

11:01Can't stand me and cooped up.

11:03Well, just as well you didn't go inside then,

11:07didn't it, eh?

11:11Drink.

11:11Oh, look, Noah.

11:15Everybody's got a mother.

11:18Yeah, well.

11:21She's one of the angels.

11:22I haven't heard from my Noah for four days.

11:30Do you mind if I sit down?

11:31Yeah.

11:32Doesn't matter much what I do.

11:34It still hurts,

11:35but it's not so bad when I sit down.

11:38Yes, I'll have one, thanks.

11:44Has anybody been here for him?

11:45No.

11:46Dr. Manor.

11:47No friends?

11:48No.

11:50Just went.

11:51Thanks.

11:53Does he still work the same place?

11:54You won't find him there.

11:57They've been looking for him as well.

11:59You want a cup of tea?

12:01No.

12:02Do you?

12:03I find it hard without him getting round

12:07and doing things.

12:08I don't want any other woman in my house.

12:11I know that.

12:13He's one of the angels.

12:16And when did you last see him?

12:19He's wrong on Friday, half past two.

12:22Did he sound, er...

12:24all right?

12:26My Noah doesn't drink.

12:29Was it a long distance call?

12:31How would I know that?

12:33He said he's something special to do.

12:35I said, are you in trouble, son?

12:37He said, no, he'll ring every day to see how I was.

12:40Only he hasn't.

12:44Where is he?

12:46And now you've come.

12:49He doesn't lie, Noah, does he?

12:51Never.

12:52Did he mention anybody else when he rang you?

12:57He always spoke well of you.

13:00He must be in trouble.

13:01I thought you knew where he was.

13:07What's happening?

13:08Did he mention any newspapers?

13:10Have you received any, er, strange money?

13:18You tell me what's happening, please.

13:21Fancy a night out?

13:38Me's up Mother Brown.

13:40What lovely.

13:41Your car.

13:42Unofficial.

13:44You don't have to.

13:45I've given you your envelope.

13:47Tore that up.

13:51Could be double careful, though, haven't we?

13:53All belt and braces.

13:55Listen, what is it?

13:55Who gets the night first?

13:56I saw them.

13:57There's going to be a lot of faces around.

14:00Woods and Davies are having their coming out at Fred's pub.

14:03Normally, that scene's up to West End, all flashing double gins.

14:07But tonight's going to be a knees-up.

14:08So it could be a set-up.

14:10What, and we just walk in?

14:11Through the back.

14:13Look, I haven't got time to wait.

14:16Governor, look.

14:17Look, I know there's going to be a lot of nervous people around,

14:19but I've got to get a result.

14:25Look, there's nothing stopping us having a drink, is there?

14:27Look.

14:32Well, it never has before, has it?

14:38I love you.

14:41Oh, don't come too near, Woodsley.

14:44I'm only human, darling.

14:45My O'Reilly's doorstep, and that's an order.

14:48Oh, get you, ducky.

14:50Well, it's your ball we're playing with, dear.

14:52Hang on a minute while I get into drag.

14:56Now, you madam.

14:57It is madam, isn't it?

14:58I don't believe it.

15:00It takes one to know one, dear.

15:02You're in charge.

15:03Remember, we discussed it the other week down at the swamp.

15:06Right?

15:07She's a liar, dear.

15:08I've never spoken to her before in my life.

15:11From the top.

15:13What a lovely laugh, isn't she?

15:15Right from the top.

15:21They're coming, Mr. Davis,

15:23and they're coming their own motor.

15:25Vanish.

15:25She's got a little hole in her frock,

15:41hole in her shoe,

15:43hole in her stock,

15:45and we're at the beach through our body.

15:48Drink, Mr. Regan.

16:13deep, or taste not.

16:17What's your poison?

16:19You, son.

16:29That's just for starters, Regan.

16:41Later for you, Ooster.

16:48It's all very much, dear.

16:50Yeah.

16:50Detective Chief Inspector Haskins,

17:08New Scotland Yard.

17:09Can you please give me the present prison

17:11the following two men are in?

17:13Number one, Dennis Woods.

17:15Date of birth,

17:17one, niner,

17:18three, five.

17:27Good morning, Jack.

17:30There must have been some lady

17:31if she could eat you both

17:32and spit you out.

17:33Now,

17:36what is this?

17:38I've said.

17:39These are five years old.

17:41Yeah, well, you know our motto.

17:42We never give up.

17:44Good.

17:45But why Woods and Davis?

17:47In your room, sir.

17:48We don't have a secret room, Jack.

17:50This is your own squad sitting in here.

17:52I asked you a simple question.

17:53What's the simple answer?

17:54Yes.

17:55Yes.

17:55Jack?

18:10You're out of order

18:10in front of my troops.

18:11You know the rules in this game.

18:12If you want to have a pop at me,

18:14in private.

18:15Getting a rocket in front of DC's

18:16does not come right.

18:17What rocket?

18:18I'm working on something.

18:19Well, who's working on you?

18:21You look like the M1 in a fog.

18:25When it's right for your ears,

18:29you'll be told.

18:30I demand to be told now.

18:32Request refused, sir.

18:35Detective Inspector Regan,

18:37you have until nine o'clock

18:38tomorrow morning

18:39to answer my question.

18:41Failure to do so

18:42will result in both of us

18:43going to see the commander.

18:45Don't forget your warrant card

18:46and pocketbook.

18:48The commander will want to take them

18:49from you when he suspends you.

18:55That I did not need.

18:58You look beautiful.

19:00Should see me ribs.

19:02I've got 24 hours.

19:04Any ideas?

19:05Why not go to A10?

19:06Get taken off the case?

19:08Noah's lying, right?

19:10Soon as A10 are in,

19:10they'll bang a caution on him

19:11for the take alone.

19:13He's admitted a criminal offence on him.

19:16You reckon he'd start telling the truth?

19:18He might, Governor.

19:19No way.

19:20Mills wouldn't bet them anywhere near him

19:21without his brief saying,

19:22don't answer, don't answer.

19:23No, I'm the only one

19:25who can find Noah.

19:26I've got to.

19:28Permission to speak.

19:30Hudson Davis know where he is.

19:32No, I want them following me,

19:33not me them.

19:34That way I know where they are

19:35when I do want them.

19:37I've got to find Hooter.

19:39Listen, if we're short of time,

19:40we'd better split up.

19:41What shall I do?

19:43Well, we're supposed to be on duty.

19:44You'd better stay here and look busy.

19:45Oh, Jack.

19:46Uh, just a word, please.

19:53You're not over busy at the moment.

20:06Our Canadian friend left via Shannon yesterday,

20:08so he's out of our hair for a few weeks.

20:10The divisional commander, Peckham,

20:12is still screaming about those handbag snatches.

20:14He reckoned it's a hard core of 10 or 12

20:16divided into teams of three or four.

20:18So if you've got any spare,

20:19you go looking south, right?

20:22Oh, by the way,

20:23I see your two old friends

20:25came up at the briefing,

20:26Woods and Davies.

20:27Yeah?

20:27And Davies is keeping down

20:29in Southport Street,

20:30not the address he gave on release,

20:32with Johnny Standings' bird

20:33in the flat over the laundrette.

20:34Standings inside?

20:36She didn't let the bed get cold.

20:38It's welcome back all the way.

20:39They're driving around in minicabs.

20:40Any help?

20:45Thanks.

21:06Noah?

21:08You...

21:09You said you weren't violent.

21:14What is all this?

21:15Why do you want to hang the dog?

21:17I'm wanting you in here!

21:21Some people do things

21:22and some write about them.

21:25Look,

21:27I'm not a heavy.

21:28I'm a newspaper man.

21:31I've got a wife and budget.

21:32You want my science, Damon, right?

21:35Yes.

21:35What happens then?

21:37We research.

21:38We check up.

21:38Then we publish.

21:42Then you get paid the remainder.

21:44What happens to me?

21:45Well, that depends.

21:47On what?

21:48Back off.

21:51On what you want to do?

21:53I want to know

21:54that my mother's all right.

21:57She can't do without me.

21:59Will Mr. Regan go on trial?

22:04Probably.

22:06Your conscience is clear.

22:09Our lawyers will try to get immunity for you.

22:11You'll give evidence against Regan.

22:14He's the one who's bent.

22:16You want my science statement?

22:18You don't get it till I see her.

22:20You can't.

22:20Oh, yes, I'll come on.

22:26Give it, man.

22:28Come on.

22:32You let me find her then.

22:34And you can have this.

22:37And I'll write.

22:37He's going for Uta.

22:50Well, you open your mouth, Uta,

22:52and it'll be later for you, my old son.

22:55Mills.

22:56Tommy.

22:57Everything's dandy,

22:58but our friend won't make any statement

22:59unless he's allowed to ring his mother.

23:02I don't know what you want me to do.

23:03You said no call.

23:04How is he?

23:05Just a little bit tense.

23:07But we can't make a move if he won't...

23:10All right.

23:11But no tricks.

23:13I know he came to us,

23:14but I don't trust these mugs any further

23:15than I could spit them.

23:18You know the number,

23:19so you do the calling.

23:21Oh, and Tommy.

23:22When you get that statement,

23:24I want it full

23:24and enough to run for a month of Sundays.

23:27Don't forget.

23:31It's okay.

23:32Give me that number again.

23:44Okay, Harry, that's it.

23:48Leave me alone, Mr. Regan.

23:50You play both sides,

23:51you get what's coming, son.

23:53I'm doing.

23:54I told you about the booze-up.

23:56And look what happened.

23:57What about me?

23:59Horrible.

24:01Listen,

24:01they haven't been out long enough

24:02to pick up anything but beer money,

24:04so who's supplying them with minicabs?

24:07Oh, he's straight, Mr. Regan.

24:09He's a kind of little John Bentley

24:11round here, Manny Bello.

24:13Straight with those two for mates.

24:14Oh, I know it's disgusting,

24:16but he's right down the middle.

24:18I mean,

24:18I tried to shove it here his way,

24:20keep the old wolf and that,

24:21but he wouldn't have it.

24:23Nothing bent.

24:24He's trying to make a million,

24:27Mr. Regan.

24:28Through charity?

24:28Come on, him, sir.

24:29Was he in here last night?

24:31Come in!

24:32Ah, yes,

24:33come to think of it,

24:33he was.

24:34You know,

24:35drinking quiet,

24:36and all the faces

24:37parked near me in the back,

24:38but he just sat there,

24:40and they let him alone.

24:42I've got to go.

24:43How long's he been on the manor?

24:44Six or seven years.

24:46He's got all the concessions

24:47round the boozers.

24:48Where's his till?

24:48You better tell me,

24:55Oda,

24:55if you want to be lucky.

24:59Maybe she's out shopping.

25:01She has it done for her.

25:03Well,

25:04perhaps having a cup.

25:07How old is she?

25:08She sleeps in the afternoon.

25:12Something's wrong.

25:13Look,

25:14we've got permission.

25:16We can try again later.

25:18They're fingers.

25:20They're like twigs.

25:23Now,

25:24do you,

25:25me?

25:26Come on.

25:48Manny Bellow?

25:50That's right.

25:52Can I help?

25:54You know Dennis Woods and Ernie Davis?

25:58You're the old Bill.

26:00I asked a question.

26:02So did I.

26:042-9-2-9.

26:06Yeah.

26:08Yeah.

26:10Ex-cons usually traipse around collecting beer money.

26:12You give them a minicab. Why?

26:142-9-2-9.

26:16It's taken me a long time to get accepted in this area.

26:20I keep everybody sweet.

26:222-9-2-9.

26:24Look at me.

26:26And where are they?

26:28Clear at Tibbets Corner.

26:30Okay Danny.

26:32I'll manage that.

26:36I see you've got a lot of little numbers going round here.

26:40Already.

26:422-9-2-9. Clear at Tibbets Corner.

26:44Mr. Regan. Like you.

26:46Who told you my name?

26:50I make it my business to know.

26:52Everything I touch is legit.

26:56I'm a very careful man.

26:58With friends like yours you need to be.

27:00But knowing my name is a bit careless.

27:02What's your height?

27:045-foot-9.

27:06You won't mind if I spend a couple of hours in the basement of the company's house.

27:10Going through your interests Mr. Bellow.

27:12Directorships.

27:13Fellow directors.

27:14Not at all.

27:16But why?

27:17I want to know where you were on the night of the 27th of December 1969.

27:213-7.

27:221969.

27:24I was living in Leamington.

27:263-7 here.

27:27Do you remember where you were?

27:29Is there anybody reading me?

27:31Woods Davies and I were having an argument about 18 grand's worth of Christmas takings and a certain death.

27:383-7, 3-7.

27:40Hold on a sec.

27:42Mrs. Royley?

27:51Yes?

27:52Who is it?

27:54Ma.

27:55Ma.

27:56How are you?

27:57How are you?

27:58You all right?

27:59Where are you Noel?

28:01Why do somebody else have to ring me?

28:04Tell me where you are.

28:05Are you all right?

28:07Give me that number.

28:09Yeah, I'm all right.

28:10I can't give you the number.

28:11I can't give you the number. Nothing's wrong.

28:14If nothing's the matter, why aren't you here where you should be?

28:18Why is everybody looking for you?

28:20And what's so important that you have to go away?

28:24My health's all right. I've just been ignored.

28:28I'm all right. I'm all right if you're all right.

28:32I'm earning. I'm where I always wanted to be.

28:35Four-star comfort. You know what I mean?

28:37All right, son.

28:39That Mr. Regan's been here.

28:41I eaten enough.

28:43I've eaten enough. Are you eating enough?

28:47How can I when I don't know when you're going to ring again?

28:51Well, you tell anybody who wants to know.

28:54No tricks, we said.

28:56Well, how's that gonna leave us? She wants to know where I'm falling from.

28:59Your part of the bargain, Mr. Riley.

29:09No-one.

29:10No-one.

29:11No-one.

29:12No-one.

29:13No-one.

29:14Yes, scab, there's been one.

29:24Noah's mum, she wants to see you.

29:26Noah's been on.

29:27All right, I'll go.

29:29Listen, George, get on the company's house.

29:31Dig up all the dirt you can on one Emmanuel Bellow.

29:34Money.

29:37I've still got them with me.

29:39I'm keeping them out of trouble.

29:41You tell Mr. Davis we're okay.

29:44Mr. Wood says to say we're okay.

29:48Good.

29:49You go home now, Danny.

29:51Day!

29:52Come on, son.

29:53Home you go.

29:55I'm stuck in heavy traffic of Edward Road.

30:01He has to wait for me with the wife gone.

30:05Point is, are we okay, man?

30:07I don't understand you.

30:09I don't know what you want.

30:12Dennis wants his six grand.

30:14I want mine.

30:16Well, it's all tied up.

30:18You've got two-thirds of the action.

30:20They're yours.

30:21We earned it.

30:24Look.

30:26If it's ready as you want, there's some in there.

30:29If you can, hang on.

30:31Let me take my time, sell it bit by bit.

30:33There'll be 40 grand.

30:38I mean, it's got to take time.

30:40Hot dogs, minicabs, fish stalls, scaffolding.

30:43I've already put another five grand into that escort agency.

30:51Look, Ernie.

30:53I want to try laundrettes.

30:55All you've got to do is check on them once a week and collect.

30:58All the slaves do the running about.

30:59We draw the dough.

31:00We're sleeping partners.

31:01Three-one, three-one, three-one.

31:02Please, Ernie.

31:03See sense.

31:06Stuff your fish food, all of it.

31:09Three-one, three-one.

31:10I wanted my dough minded.

31:12I told you from all I had a plan.

31:15We've readies.

31:16Regan's the plan.

31:17He's a cyst.

31:19Then we're going.

31:21Ernie, you've been away.

31:23Is that so?

31:24Your judgment might not be as sharp.

31:29Look, Ernie.

31:30The only people we're doing are the tax lot.

31:32Even the old bill do them.

31:34We're legit.

31:37Everybody loves me.

31:39Even the old bill.

31:41You've had a visit.

31:45Well, you don't think that I'm in with the old bill.

31:50I told you he was coming.

31:51Look, all I'm saying is things are moving.

31:58I want my money.

32:01Three-one, three-one.

32:02Look.

32:04Conveyancing transfers.

32:05Well, you conveyed it away from the dairy, old son.

32:09You'll just have to convey it back again to us.

32:13Friday.

32:13Four-star comfort.

32:24Definitely four-star.

32:25Yes.

32:27Now, look, Mrs. Riley, I don't know, neither do you,

32:29whether that was a hint or not,

32:30but for a lot of reasons, I've got to take it as one.

32:33Who's in trouble?

32:34You are in.

32:36Both.

32:37All right.

32:39That's why I phoned you, I suppose.

32:41Yeah, I'm just waiting on the teleprinter,

32:56coming back on Bellow.

32:58It'll take time, Gov.

33:00Ring round all the four-star hotels and above.

33:03You know where my little book is.

33:04Only speak to security and make sure they're ex-coppers.

33:07Now, find out if there's a two-up in any of the rooms.

33:10And he's poisoned vodka.

33:12They'll be lacing him with it and he never comes out.

33:15Now, don't bother with reception and computers.

33:17Fast.

33:24When Maynoah was born,

33:26we could put him in a two-pound sugar box.

33:30Stick with him, then.

33:30I'll get down there.

33:34Convey.

33:35You frightened, Dave?

33:51Oi, is there one there?

33:57Shall I help?

33:58Well, he ain't come out yet.

34:20Would Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Kennedy from Boston...

34:23Yes?

34:31Governor?

34:32I reckon we've got him.

34:48Where is he?

34:49I'm going to get him.

34:50Now, listen, until I come back,

34:52you don't open the door to anybody, all right?

34:53What's he done?

34:54Nobody.

34:57And you locked the door behind me.

35:04Here we go.

35:05He's tumbled it.

35:26He's going where Noah's at.

35:28You want me to follow him or you?

35:29And I'll pop up and do her manicure, eh?

35:31No.

35:32We'll stick with him.

35:34I'll never get through there.

35:36Go round the outside, then, lively!

35:38Den, you berk!

35:56I never knew reverse was on the left.

35:58I'm out of practice, am I?

36:01Yeah.

36:02Lost it!

36:03Let's get back to Mother Riley's doorstep.

36:07She's bound to know where our little Nellie is.

36:12It's 4026.

36:13Why, the vodka's been going in there,

36:14they'll be singing Red Sowers in the sunset.

36:16You get rid of Thomas.

36:19Telegram for Mr. Thomas!

36:25All right, come on!

36:26Come on, the last hell of me!

36:27Get off!

36:29Listen!

36:30What the hell are you doing?

36:34Out of the bath!

36:35That dairy job was hit and miss.

37:00Because when you tipped me off,

37:01you didn't know when it was,

37:02Thursday, Friday or Saturday, did you?

37:03A detective sergeant second class

37:06can't call out the cavalry, can it?

37:10You're a steaming idiot!

37:11You've got a mother going out of her mind!

37:13What the hell are you playing at?

37:16Noah!

37:17Don't ask me, Mr. Regan.

37:18We've been mates a long time.

37:21You're out of your tiny skull.

37:24Friends don't lie.

37:25So why are you lying?

37:28You're lying because of mum.

37:30You don't want her toes coming off,

37:31so down I go!

37:32You don't matter.

37:34Oh, yeah?

37:35Why the four-star clue, then, if I don't know?

37:38I don't know.

37:40All right.

37:41You go ahead.

37:42You go to jail for a lie.

37:45You weren't there.

37:46I know it, you know it,

37:48and Woods and Davies know it.

37:49And I warn you,

37:50you haven't got a snowball's chance in hell

37:52of banging me up.

37:53Well, by the time I get through

37:54with my testimony,

37:56and Woods and Davies finished theirs,

37:58even with their form,

37:59in the white was a mess-up.

38:01And where the money went...

38:02Still no chance.

38:04Well, maybe they don't even want you banged up.

38:06Just create a stink.

38:08Hold you lot up to the light,

38:10not a brain in sight.

38:11Yeah.

38:12Yeah, they want me loose on a dark night.

38:15They're animals, Mr. Regan.

38:16You don't know how.

38:17I know where she is.

38:31You've been fair.

38:32But if it comes down to you or her,

38:34I'll do good for her every time.

38:36I can protect her.

38:38For how long?

38:39Convince me I'm wrong.

38:41Why the hell should I?

38:43Look, I like her,

38:44but you're trying to bang me up

38:45in a big cell.

38:47We'll crucify you in the box.

38:49I'm the third man.

38:51You and Manny Bellow.

38:54So you were lying.

38:56I don't help liar, son.

38:58Help me.

38:59Help me.

39:05You OK?

39:07OK.

39:07I'll put Mum somewhere safe

39:10with men alongside.

39:12And you say nothing.

39:13Right.

39:15I'll go with you.

39:16No, no.

39:16You stay here.

39:18Refuse to write anything,

39:19but stay here.

39:21Why?

39:22Why can't you hide me with her?

39:23Not on your sweet Nelly.

39:25Listen, I'll keep my promise.

39:27Mum will be safe,

39:27and that's your clear.

39:29But when I've done,

39:29A-10 will want to talk to you,

39:31and that's my clear.

39:32You stay here.

39:36I can't stand being cooped up.

39:37How long for?

39:39Just as long as it takes me

39:40to prove conspiracy

39:41against those two lunatics.

39:51You can have him.

39:54You bastard, Regan!

39:59You'll know he was

40:00a right little thespian,

40:01didn't he?

40:01Where to now?

40:02A-10?

40:03Not yet.

40:03I'll keep my promises.

40:05He'll only tell them

40:06what he told us.

40:06Not till Mum's safe.

40:08I had to leave her.

40:08We're unofficial.

40:09I also had to lose

40:10Repman and Bobbin

40:11on the way here.

40:12Even their thick skulls

40:13that work out

40:13must have got the information

40:14from her place.

40:16They'll be there.

40:17We'll collect.

40:20Stairs.

40:25Regan's been here.

40:27Well, they forced their way

40:28and they kept me in the loo.

40:31They had a quick go at Noah,

40:32then they went.

40:33Now he wants their bloody thing.

40:35Yeah, well,

40:36we'd started on the statement.

40:39Hey, hold on.

40:46Noah's gone now.

40:47Cool it.

40:48Let's have all the details

40:51and very slow.

40:53Regan.

40:54Times.

40:56What was done.

40:58Words.

40:59Exactly what was done to you.

41:03These are the nails we need

41:05for running through

41:05his hands and feet.

41:17Okay.

41:18Let's go.

41:19Let's go.

41:20Let's go.

41:21Let's go.

41:25I want the keys

41:33to the yard

41:33and the motors.

41:34What's all the rush?

41:35I need another motor.

41:36The Sweeney No Mine.

41:38Well, come on.

41:39There's an old deer

41:40to transfer.

41:41Who?

41:42Keys, you maniac.

41:44You tell me which old girl.

41:46Temporary kidnapping,

41:47my old son.

41:48You flipped, honey.

41:51You've really done it.

41:53We had an empire going here.

41:54I've seen the lawyer tomorrow.

41:56Tomorrow's yesterday.

41:58Keys.

41:59I've worked for this.

42:00On my five years,

42:02there's a lot of bricks

42:03to count when you're banged up.

42:05I used to count up to 6,000,

42:07stop there,

42:08and every year I'd interest.

42:10We're legit.

42:11There's no need for all this.

42:13Thieving's all right.

42:14What you're doing...

42:14Is necessary.

42:16Hey, in your safe.

42:17No.

42:20No, Ernie.

42:21I'm going to save you

42:22from yourself.

42:23Gee!

42:24I can't stand

42:26Holy Joes,

42:27John the Baptists,

42:28all the seven steps

42:29to salvation.

42:29Now give me those keys.

42:31No, Ernie!

42:33Give me those keys

42:35and I'll buy you

42:36a paper shop to eat.

42:385-2.

42:405-2 P.O.B.

42:41Keyscloth.

42:42Roger.

42:46I take the keys home with me.

42:48They're in the car.

42:59Danny, stop!

43:00Now give me those keys, son!

43:10You leave my dad alone.

43:11I ain't going to hurt you.

43:12Come on!

43:13No, you pulled his hair off.

43:14Look, if you don't help me,

43:16your dad can't live.

43:17Now come on!

43:18You're mad.

43:19Dad said you're mad.

43:20Stay up there, Danny!

43:21Go on!

43:23What the hell's going on here?

43:25Get back to her!

43:26Move her!

43:26She can't!

43:28Move her!

43:33They could only have taken her

43:34to one of two places,

43:35Manny Bellows

43:36or Johnny Standing's

43:37Bird's place.

43:37I thought we said

43:38she couldn't move.

43:39Every time that woman

43:40thinks her bones scream.

43:41go on.

43:52Governor, this was a new car.

43:54we have a perfectly adequate system for investigating complaints i'm not talking

44:14about complaints mr haskins i'm proving corruption regan is not only corrupt he will also intimidate

44:22witnesses into not giving proper evidence if you will have the courtesy to provide me with any

44:27proof oh i've got that mr haskins believe me guilt mr mills surely guilt mr haskins lies in not

44:34reporting to you not reporting what took place in this very office 36 hours ago to you or his

44:41commander has he done that if you think for one moment that i'm good excuse me will you

44:47yes regan that docker you've been worried about and the two lunatics on it they've got hold of an

44:54old woman well it's a long complicated story for a trumpet call so i'll explain later listen could

44:59you get all the troops you can muster down golem road the three-way minicab office we've got lots

45:05of trouble do we need firearms no but plenty of muscle they're not going to come easy

45:09now cully ring the pool for cars and get everyone but everyone down front this is urgent

45:17mr mills bring everything that you have to me at nine o'clock tomorrow morning if it holds water

45:23we'll go to 8 10 together you can't publish tonight and i can't investigate my own squad

45:28in the back

45:32well come on den get those wires going give us a chance this is a new set of wheels

45:46never had this motor when i was around i'm gonna do them gates sledgehammer them down

45:51you forgot to tell us your kid only chucked yours

46:00now which are the keys to the transit

46:04we don't go in but what about the old woman no we wait she can't tell him anything she knows

46:11nothing what about my dad look son if we go in no your dad could get hurt you want that

46:16no they got enough bother on their hands with the old lady but mister be good and quiet

46:20no george this time we wait on the u.s cavalry according to the book i made that mistake the last

46:26time we wait here

46:28come on den lively

46:31come on missus hurry up all right all right

46:49careful go then gates

46:56go then gates

47:00go then gates

47:10leave it george let him have the glory we need him on our side

47:32guard

47:39oh

47:42god

47:45yeah

47:50yeah

47:51yeah

47:56yeah

47:58Are you all right, madam?

48:06Yes, thank you.

48:10What have we got?

48:12Take your pick.

48:13Conspiracy to pervert me or kidnapping an old lady.

48:17Yes, well, stay away from it.

48:20I have.

48:21Until nine tomorrow.

48:23Sharp, my office.

48:28Are you all right?

48:42You failed to notify a superior officer of an allegation of crime made against you?

48:46You met a man allegedly a material witness against you?

48:49You detained a man in a bathroom against his will?

48:52You know, there's a multitude of offenses under the discipline code they could throw at you,

48:56so why the hell didn't you come to me?

48:57We could have gone to A-10.

48:59The good book doesn't cover all circumstances.

49:02I've got to stand by what I've done.

49:04It was done to save me.

49:06You and I have never seen eye to eye.

49:09You went against the book, and for me that's wrong.

49:13And if it's any help, I'll put a word in.

49:15Right, A-10.

49:18As a result of a little meeting I had this morning...

49:21If it's any consolation, I was torn into little bits too.

49:24I mean, I'll never make chief inspector.

49:27But I'm still a bloody good D.O.

49:29I'm still a bloody good D.O.

49:29Okay.

49:42Bye.

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