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The Capture - Season 3 - Episode 04: Kill Switch
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00:00Isaac Turner, the Home Secretary, was shot and fatally wounded by a gunman in Westminster.
00:06It's not him.
00:07I want you to put eyes on Danny Hart.
00:11And bring Gemma Garland in.
00:12Gemma Garland's suspended, Mark.
00:14For questioning.
00:15Correction is in Playtime.
00:16They're all suspect.
00:17We've got another meeting.
00:18Cash flow.
00:19Tractors' vehicle to White Rabbit's home address.
00:22Get into their devices.
00:23I want to hear every word.
00:24Remember, you may need a favor from a guy like me one day.
00:30Doesn't look like police.
00:31Am I six?
00:32Who's protecting you?
00:34The Deputy Commissioner, is he involved?
00:35The Commissioner?
00:36How far up does this go?
00:37You think you can lie to my face?
00:39And I'll doubt myself like some gaslit girlfriend.
00:41The Commander's taking a new lead in the investigation.
00:44Rachel, you better come and see.
00:49You're not going anywhere.
00:51You should have killed me when you had the chance.
00:53You still think Whitlock is fake news, don't you?
00:55He's involved one way or another.
00:57I told you he should never have been let out.
00:59I think it's fair to say he's not working alone.
01:02He's been receiving instructions.
01:03From?
01:04Simon.
01:04That name's coming up a lot.
01:05Simon says 66.
01:08Frank, we've arrested James Whitlock.
01:10You might need to, um, rein it in.
01:13Well, I wish I could fast track, but kind of on a roll here.
01:17I never met a Marine with a heart murmur.
01:19That a recent accessory?
01:20Something happened on tour?
01:22Frank, Noah Pearson is my suspect.
01:25He got me.
01:25I'm a stone-goal killer.
01:38Yes?
01:42Sorry to trouble you, sir.
01:45Update from Tech.
01:47Authorization required for executive action.
01:50Simon's flagged a concern.
01:55Blackfish has lost command of CTC.
02:02Who do you work for?
02:04We are seeing data to suggest the operative currently poses a security risk.
02:08Data from who?
02:09From Blackfish himself, sir.
02:11Or from his heart monitor, to be exact.
02:16Even if I tried to explain it, you wouldn't understand.
02:22The data suggests the operative is suffering increasing stress levels and a heightened risk
02:27of acute medical trauma.
02:29We're breezed like interrogation, not compromise.
02:31What makes Simon think he'll fold?
02:33The operative's heart implant itself is at risk of failure, sir.
02:37It also appears his handset is down.
02:39If Blackfish cannot find a way to power his device, he will correctly assume his life
02:44is in danger and he may... talk.
02:48Have any more votes than your heart take before you blow a fuse, son?
02:52He hasn't yet.
02:53Would you like me to go back to Simon, sir?
03:04Simon's drafted three options, sir.
03:08One, extraction.
03:09Chance of compromise, 26%.
03:12Two, burn the operative.
03:14Chance of compromise, 16%.
03:17Option three, executive action.
03:19Chance of compromise, 2%.
03:22Yes, people are less inclined to talk when they're dead.
03:26Simon recommends option three, sir.
03:29With your approval, of course.
03:35Do it right.
03:37He was a good op by all accounts.
03:42Option three, approved.
03:52Stand by for executive action on Blackfish.
03:55The activation's standing by.
03:57All the problem.
04:06What the fuck?
04:08I can't be the cavil pro.
04:09You can't?
04:10We just bought 50,000 volt room, Frank.
04:12What are you, Amnesty International?
04:13What the fuck is the protocol, huh?
04:15I mean, what do we do?
04:16Are we supposed to jumpstart the engine?
04:18Fuck.
04:19What's he saying?
04:20He wants his phone.
04:21Fuck it, cut his arm loose.
04:45No way.
04:57Yes.
05:04Bit of an update, sir.
05:07Executive action deployed, as instructed.
05:10The operative's heart implant was remotely deactivated at 12.39 p.m.
05:18But?
05:20The operative's implant was subsequently found to be active again at 12.41 p.m.
05:29The operative, it appears, managed to deploy a charging device.
05:35His handset?
05:36It would appear to be his handset, yes, sir.
05:38His handset was down.
05:41It would appear his handset subsequently became active again at 12.41 p.m.
05:51The captain's alive.
06:15Live and well, it would seem, sir.
06:18Heart rate, it's stabilized, blood pressure's back to normal.
06:22Blackfish is mobile.
06:26Does he know what we did to him?
06:30Rachel.
06:32Excellent timing.
06:34Just got back a moment ago myself.
06:37You look like you've seen a ghost.
06:40There's only one way through this, Rachel.
06:41What's that?
06:45Together.
06:45Yeah.
07:01I love you.
07:03I love you.
07:07I love you.
07:38This interview has been recorded.
07:40I may be given in evidence if this case goes to trial.
07:44I'm Detective Inspector Nadia Lateef.
07:47The other officer present is...
07:51Mum?
07:54Acting Deputy Commander Rachel Carey.
07:58Acting Deputy Commander.
08:01Make your mind up.
08:05I want all the footage of that, by the way. I'm allowed.
08:23I want all the footage of that, by the way.
08:23I want all the footage of that, by the way.
08:51I know three other locations he uses or has done in the past a building site in
08:58Rotherhithe, a disused car pub on the Isle of Dogs and a warehouse in Deptford.
09:06It's never a gastropub overlooking the Thames, is it?
09:09My money's on the warehouse. I hope you're right.
09:12All these locations I may have to start invoicing for mileage.
09:15Well, I can hardly doorstep in myself, can I? The man viscerally loathes me.
09:20Sir? You're strange, he still bears a grudge, isn't it?
09:22When all you did was hack his medical records, make him believe he had cancer.
09:26Frank was out of control. Somebody needed to intervene.
09:33Besides, you have to cross the line sometimes, that's how you know where the line is.
09:39Your line keeps moving, Gemma. I'll check out Deptford.
09:46How would you prefer to be addressed? James? Jamie? Mr Whitlock?
09:53I'd like you to call me James. And I'd like you to call me Jamie.
09:58And if either of you gets hit wrong, you're out.
09:59I'd like you to call me James.
10:19Movement. Castlow's mobile.
10:22Stay on him. Copy that.
10:27You've waived your rights to legal representation, Jamie. Why is that?
10:32I've never met a lawyer I liked.
10:35They tend to come in handy when you've been arrested for a serious crime.
10:41Didn't last time.
10:55Stand down surveillance on cash flow. Phone, follow and CCTV.
11:00Sir.
11:02All units, stand down surveillance on cash flow. Abort, abort.
11:07All units, stand down surveillance on cash flow.
11:13You understand that you're under arrest for the preparation of terrorist acts.
11:19Conspiracy to commit mass murder.
11:22And possession of an unlicensed firearm.
11:25That rifle's not unlicensed.
11:28Still in dispute with Southern County's firearms about that.
11:31Who wants to brief me on Whitlock's previous?
11:36Malicious communication. Threats to kill. Conspiracy to murder. Overturned.
11:40Was the investigation run out of CTC or serious crime?
11:44Oh, er...
11:45What was the name of Whitlock's arresting officer?
11:47Who was the SIO?
11:49Sorry, a bit before my time, so...
11:54If only there was a way of looking stuff up.
12:02Yes, sir.
12:07Where were you yesterday afternoon around 1pm?
12:11Down the coast, obviously, Abbotscliffe.
12:13Why obviously?
12:16One o'clock was the ETA. ETA?
12:18Of the vessel.
12:21You mean the dinghy?
12:24The undocumented migrants.
12:26The land invasion.
12:27How did you know what time it would arrive?
12:32Last phone communication was yesterday morning just before 7am.
12:38A message from a contact named Simon.
12:44Are we tracking that number?
12:47Sir, I'm still trying.
12:48It's a firewall to fuck.
12:51If you're interested in properties by the sea, Abbotscliffe's nice.
12:58We're struggling to get in touch with Simon.
13:01Oh, have you tried his landline?
13:03Do you know his surname?
13:05Like he's going to tell me that.
13:07You're close, then?
13:09No, you can't get close to someone like Simon, not where he is.
13:15Where's that?
13:17Deep.
13:19It's deeper than you.
13:22This will be the part where you deny the deep state exists.
13:25No.
13:28Which department of the deep state does Simon work for, Jamie?
13:37Simon tells me what I need to know and nothing more.
13:42Have you ever met Simon in person?
13:45What, when he's already risking his life as it is?
13:47What do you think?
13:48Well, how do you know he is who he says he is?
13:56Why did you leave your phone behind when you went down the coast, Jamie?
14:01I went off radar.
14:03Is that a problem?
14:06Might be for you.
14:09It makes it harder for us to verify your whereabouts.
14:13It makes it harder for us to prove that you were down by the coast, as you say.
14:18And not somewhere else.
14:20Like Westminster, for instance.
14:24Westminster.
14:27Why would I go there?
14:30To assassinate Isaac Turner.
14:33Isaac?
14:35Come on, Jamie.
14:36He's been assassinated.
14:40What, is that why you've brought me?
14:41Is that how you think I've killed?
14:42You think I assassinated the Home Secretary of Great Britain?
14:49I've got to say, I don't see it myself.
14:54Assassinating a Secretary of State, that takes military precision planning and execution.
15:00You don't have the experience, the skills, all the discipline.
15:04Are you sure about that?
15:06Picking off defenseless targets at sea, that's more your style.
15:11No.
15:14The man who killed Isaac Turner was a professional assassin.
15:22You don't strike me as a professional anything, Jamie.
15:29Was it your idea to leave your phone behind?
15:34Or was it Simon's?
15:37Sir, hard copies of James Whitlock's original case file.
15:39There's a lot more to come.
15:41Just a second.
15:42Is that a procedure for covert ops?
15:47Seems to me Simon wanted you off Radolf for a reason.
15:53Simon made sure your whereabouts at the time of the attack were unknown to everyone but himself.
16:00She's giving him an alibi.
16:03Wake up, Jamie.
16:06Whoever Simon is, he is not your friend.
16:09You're going to be looking at 25 years for Abbotscliffe alone.
16:13Add Westminster and you are going to rot in Belmarsh for the rest of your life.
16:19So stop trying to defend him and start helping us find him.
16:26Then maybe you and I can talk about a deal.
16:32Sorry, ma'am.
16:35Interview suspended.
16:37Commander Pearson asked me to step in.
16:41You better step in, then.
16:4356.
16:44Come on.
16:47Hi.
16:55Hi.
17:06Did you run?
17:08I don't know.
17:08I will get a miracle.
17:09I won't be.
17:09It's we're good.
17:18I don't know.
17:52I don't know.
18:02I don't know.
18:06Glad I caught you.
18:08Sorry, I needed some air.
18:12So you came to an underground car park?
18:18Sorry I had to pull you out of there.
18:20Felt like you were going a bit off message.
18:23Bit of a Walter Mitty, isn't he, old Jamie Whitlock?
18:26He's certainly an impressionable young man.
18:29All that Simon stuff.
18:31I'd be willing to bet Simon's a figment of Whitlock's imagination.
18:35We're having a hard time tracing him, aren't we?
18:40Are you sure it's not rest you need, Rachel?
18:44Yeah.
18:46Yeah, probably.
18:48Well, for heaven's sake, take some.
18:51You've earned it.
18:54But before you disappear...
18:59That catch-up...
19:03It's probably easier if I show you.
19:11It won't take a minute.
19:30I take it you're familiar with the camera coverage down here.
19:34I am.
19:35So you'll be aware there are two cameras facing us,
19:37but no line of sight to the inside of my boot.
19:43So try not to react.
19:53It's put us in quite the pickle, the Geneva Convention.
19:58He poses no physical threat,
19:59but the wizard has enough dirt on us to see me try to the Hague
20:02and you've fired for willful misconduct, amongst other things.
20:05So I think it's in all our interests to reach an agreement.
20:10Any thoughts?
20:12I believe there's a budget at my discretion for consultants.
20:16No doubt SO-15 could use a man of wizard's talent.
20:19Subject to security clearance, of course.
20:29Look.
20:31I don't know what he meant to you, Napier.
20:36But big picture, no one's going to miss him.
20:39We saved the CIA her pensions, all we did.
20:43Hmm.
20:43Seven pensions, to be exact.
20:49Why did you do it?
20:51Honestly,
20:52you left me no choice.
20:54No, I'm not talking about them, I'm talking about Isaac Turner.
20:58It's a shame the Geneva Convention didn't stop you
21:00before you killed him in cold blood.
21:02I think the world would be a kinder place
21:03if everyone stopped leaping to the least generous conclusions
21:06about everyone else.
21:07I suggest you keep him in a safe house
21:09until he's fully vetted.
21:11And please,
21:13drive carefully.
21:15Well, I can't leave with this.
21:18Sure you can.
21:18We can't both keep going walkabout.
21:20Clock's ticking on Whitlock.
21:22One of us needs to stay
21:22to make sure we charge the fucker.
21:24I can't drive across London
21:26with a man tied up in my boot.
21:27You can't take him on the Northern Line.
21:41Mmm.
21:43Mmm.
21:45Mmm.
21:50Mmm.
21:51Mmm.
21:52Mmm.
22:18ALI.
22:19Come on.
22:22Give up! Give up!
22:25You're gonna die! You can't kiss him!
22:25Give up! Give up!
22:26You're gonna die! You can't kiss him!
22:28You don't let die!
22:30Give up!
22:32Give up!
22:33Get in!
22:33Get in!
22:34Get in!
22:35Get in!
22:35Get in!
22:37Take the straps off.
22:39Straps off.
22:40Get them down in the ground.
22:53Deep breaths.
22:58How did that compare?
23:01Increased awareness.
23:02I could block out the pain for longer.
23:07Perception of time was clearer, I think.
23:09Did you count the seconds?
23:1222.
23:1522.4.
23:17Are we safe to continue?
23:18Yes, sir.
23:19Let's increase the methylphenidate to 90 milligrams,
23:22increase the dextroamphetamine to 45.
23:24Dr. Newman.
23:33Forgive me, Colonel.
23:34If the operative stats have stabilised
23:36and this mission isn't compromised,
23:39what makes you think he still poses a threat?
23:41We made an attempt on his life.
23:43A person could take umbrage of a thing like that.
23:46Although the extent to which he is, or was,
23:49aware of the attempt remains unclear.
23:51Then we have to assume that he suspects interference.
23:55Is it a problem if he does?
23:58Is it a problem if he thinks we've flicked his kill switch?
24:02Where is he now?
24:03Blackfish has command of CTC.
24:05He returned to his mission?
24:07Like a deep cover-up should.
24:09Does that sound like a man that's gone rogue?
24:11Not yet.
24:12Would you want him back in your platoon if he bore a grudge?
24:17Sir, in the four years the captain served with us,
24:20he outperformed every op in the squadron.
24:23He's got an ego
24:24and a chip on his shoulder about to pull out.
24:27But when it comes to our program,
24:30he's as committed as any of us.
24:33We all know what we signed up for, sir.
24:39Thank you, Major.
24:51It's true, a dog rarely turns on his master.
24:54Even when the master turns on the dog.
24:57What does Simon think?
24:59Simon's asking for more intelligence.
25:02One empathises.
25:11Noah.
25:12Sir.
25:14To what do I owe the pleasure?
25:15I just wanted to say congratulations on Whitlock.
25:20Thank you, sir.
25:22He's not charged yet.
25:24And to invite you to dinner.
25:27Dinner?
25:28That's that thing people have
25:29when they're allowed to leave work in the evenings.
25:34Well, whenever you have time.
25:36I know that you're a busy man.
25:39Thank you, sir.
25:41I'd be honoured.
25:43As I say, James Whitlock is...
25:47not charged yet.
25:48I don't want to.
25:49I don't want to bless you.
25:51I don't want to.
26:02I'll miss you.
26:04Let's go.
26:06I felt like you.
26:08neatly?
26:23You've reached Frank's funhouse.
26:25Please, leave a message.
27:06Please, leave a message.
27:36Please, leave a message.
27:55Please, leave a message.
27:58Bye.
28:00Okay.
28:04Yeah.
32:21Listen to me now, okay?
32:36We've had eyes on you since the attack at the QE2.
32:41I've pulled your surveillance already.
32:43You're not being told anymore.
32:48Why were you here looking for Frank?
32:54Why are they taking pictures of him?
32:56All in good time, Rachel.
32:58All in good time.
33:01If at all.
33:08Should we get you to a safe house?
33:20There's something else.
33:26Ralph?
33:49Check wizard for tracking devices.
33:53Where is it?
33:55Ralph.
33:57Left shoe.
33:58It's in my left shoe.
33:59Put it in the sole.
34:01Put it there.
34:06My tablets.
34:18Saithika.
34:20You haven't changed.
34:24Go.
34:31Looks like you've had quite the afternoon, Ralph.
34:39Did you see what happened in there?
34:44I should never like to see that man again.
34:52Commissioner.
34:54Not intruding, I hope.
34:57Commander Pearson.
34:59Thanks for the check-in.
35:01Thanks for the check-in earlier.
35:02Appreciate that.
35:04No problem.
35:07It's weird.
35:09No one checks in when I'm unarmed and outnumbered seven to one, but that's okay.
35:15We're all busy.
35:16But please know, mission recalibrated and resumed.
35:24Of course.
35:29And should something happen to me, Commissioner, please know I will rise from the grave and make
35:38sure something happens to you, and your children, and your grandchildren.
36:20Where are we going?
36:21Rubens Road.
36:24You got a problem with that?
36:28Just give me a minute.
36:37Mum?
36:39Tom, how's everything with White Rabbit?
36:44No change, no change.
36:46Portal surveillance.
36:48Is everything all right, Mum?
36:52It's just resources, Tom.
36:59Can we go now?
37:04Where are they?
37:05Where are they taking me?
37:09Chessington World of Adventures.
37:23Uh, pull surveillance detail on White Rabbit.
37:25Phone, follow, and...
37:28CCTV, sir?
37:32No.
37:34CCTV, no change, no change.
37:36Okay.
37:45Why would I want to kill Isaac Turner?
37:48I barely even knew who he was.
37:49Why would you want to kill a boatload of asylum seekers?
37:53I wouldn't.
37:54You nearly did.
37:57Firearms said that you had them in your sight.
37:59Mm-hmm.
37:59A minute later, there would have been a bloodbath.
38:02Really?
38:03How was I going to open fire with no ammunition?
38:08Firearms didn't mention that then.
38:10They wouldn't have found a single bullet.
38:15What was it then, Jamie?
38:17Dry run.
38:19You seen the scope on that rifle?
38:21I can spot a small boat three miles out with that.
38:25Gives me plenty of time to start shooting.
38:28With a camera.
38:33Whitlock's rifle, what's the calibre?
38:36Rifle is an AX338 bolt action.
38:39You're making a film now, Jamie.
38:41Is that what you're telling us?
38:42Why do you think we're doing all this?
38:44If the government won't tell us how many illegals are coming in,
38:47someone has to record the truth.
38:50So unless making documentaries is against the law,
38:53you've got nothing on me in Abbotscliffe.
38:56Simon told me to go there, so I did, just like your colleague said.
39:00And you can't prove that I was in Westminster any more than I can prove I wasn't.
39:04So far, all you've got is your word against mine.
39:06So, are you going to charge me with something, or can I go home to my kids?
39:09So, are you going to charge me with something, or can I go home to my kids?
39:11So, are you going to charge me with something, or can I go home to my kids?
39:38Rachel, come in, come in.
39:45Ralph, I am sure I thought you were dead.
39:48No, still alive Gemma, just about.
39:51Well, thank goodness.
40:13You've had us under surveillance.
40:15I presume you've been monitoring Frank Napier too.
40:22We'll need all the CCTV footage, everything you have on Napier.
40:26Why?
40:28Do you understand the extraordinary risks that have been taken,
40:31and will need to be taken in order to clean up this?
40:34Well, there's no other word for it.
40:37Cluster fuck.
40:39Mess.
40:41I can't stop the US investigating when one of theirs is missing in action.
40:48But I might be able to delay them.
40:53Well, besides yourself and Pearson, who else knows Napier is dead?
41:03How often would Frank check in with the embassy?
41:06Once a week.
41:08In person?
41:09No, no, no.
41:10No, not if he could help it, no.
41:16Frank Napier is not dead until we say he is.
41:27I do find negotiations crass.
41:32It's the one thing the Americans do better than us.
41:34They just have a way of coming out and saying it that seems to elude me.
41:38We expect things in return is what I think Gemma here is trying to say.
41:42Yes.
41:44There you go.
41:46Well, we expect things in return.
41:54What do you want?
42:00There are files in the archive on James Whitlock.
42:06His earlier case.
42:08What about them?
42:11They were redacted heavily.
42:16We'd like them to stay that way.
42:27Is that it?
42:33No, Rachel, no, that's not it.
42:36That barely touches the sides.
42:40A man is sitting in interrogation, soon to be charged with the murder of Isaac Turner.
42:49And the man we should be charging has infiltrated SO-15, taken over counter-terrorism without a word of complaint
42:56from the commissioner's office.
42:57And all you two seem to care about is exploiting my efforts to stop him.
43:01I offered you my help with an R Pearson.
43:04That offer still stands.
43:06Two things can be true at once.
43:09Whitlock can be guilty, even if he's innocent.
43:12Why is this?
43:19For the benefit of the recording, DC Tan is showing video footage recorded during a QE2 attack.
43:25Do you recognise the figure on the screen?
43:27Yeah. No.
43:29No way, I'm not doing this.
43:30Can you look at the screen, please, Jamie?
43:32You can't make me watch it.
43:34For the benefit of the recording, the suspect is refusing to look at the screen.
43:38Do you think I don't know how you do this?
43:39This is how you fitted me up last time.
43:41You've got nothing on me, so you make it up just like Simon said you would.
43:46Well, it's not going to work this time.
43:47It's not going to work because you've got nothing on me.
43:49I wasn't in Westminster.
43:50I was in Abbotscliffe.
43:51And you've got nothing on me there either.
43:52No bullets, because there weren't any bullets to find.
43:55No shootings, because nobody got shot.
43:57Nothing.
43:58What, do you think I'm fucking stupid?
44:00Think I was going to know what this is?
44:02I think I've got out of it.
44:04I've got more on all of you than you've got on me,
44:06because I know what this is.
44:07This is deepfake.
44:08This is correction.
44:09James Whitlock, do you recognise the figure on the screen?
44:13No!
44:13No, I don't!
44:16Get back!
44:18Get down!
44:18OK.
44:19Say get down!
44:20Stay back.
44:20Don't touch me.
44:21Don't you come near me!
44:22All right, get me in the way!
44:23Get me in the way!
44:24This is not happening to me again!
44:26I've been...
44:27I'm not having to do it again!
44:29Get down!
44:29This is not happening to me again!
44:32This is not happening to me again!
44:35Get down!
44:36Calm down!
44:37You've seen what he's capable of.
44:40He put down six armed guards single-handedly.
44:44He can appear and disappear from government buildings without a trace.
44:51Simon.
44:55Does that name mean anything to you?
44:58What's the connection?
45:01James Whitlock was groomed online.
45:05He thinks he's been talking to some deep state insider.
45:09Of all I know, maybe he is.
45:12Either way, Simon has been setting Whitlock up from the start.
45:16And just like Pearson, my Ops room can't trace him.
45:21Does that offer of help still stand?
45:23I don't know.
45:36What?
45:46I beg your pardon, sir.
45:48Was that the caliber of the rifle you wanted?
45:50The rounds.
45:53No rounds came in with the weapon, sir.
45:58That's impossible.
46:00Check the locks.
46:06Gotcha.
46:08How long have you been looking for this?
46:10Longer than ten minutes, anyway.
46:12What can you tell me?
46:13Well, the messages to James Whitlock from quote,
46:15Simon, unquote, didn't come from a phone.
46:17They came from a computer.
46:20A computer?
46:21Where do you know?
46:23Would you like the IP address and location?
46:32The INA.
46:34International Nautical Agency, Albert Embankment.
46:37Where are you going?
46:39Albert Embankment.
46:41What, am I a prisoner here?
46:43I'm running an investigation.
46:45Not without backup, you're not.
46:47It's a standard police inquiry.
46:48Yeah, all the same.
46:51You're not police, Danny.
46:53I'm still the deputy commander of SO15.
46:55I need to pursue an urgent line of inquiry
46:57and you have no authority to stop me.
47:47I need to go.
47:48something going wrong again.
47:51Major Greggs, who are your best men?
47:55Three, four, six, seven, nine, twelve.
48:02You know what to do.
48:16It's a thyroid.
48:22Now, since you're here, Ralph,
48:25can I interest you in a little freelance work?
48:33Got it?
48:34This can't be right.
48:36Says here the weapon was recovered with two full mags.
48:40Well, I think you'd better find them, then.
48:59I'm happy to check again, sir, but I remember the rifle coming in.
49:02If there'd been any rounds with it, I'd have...
49:05when I'm stuck with one,
49:12I'm not too long for a long time we're at the Dragon Ball.
49:17Keep coming!
49:18Don't be a loopholesale!
49:18Come back!
49:18There's a loopholesale!
49:20He's been here for a time.
49:21He lives in one of the most people.
49:21Everyone is in one of thenenotons.
49:22You haven't hired me to keep looking at him.
49:22He's been here for the His wife.
49:23He's been here for a long time.
49:23He's been here for an hour before he lets me take a long time...
49:24Yes, thank you.
49:32I know you've been here for this battle too.
49:34About one blow taking care of six armed guards on this Todd.
49:38In and out of government buildings.
49:40No trace of him anywhere.
49:43Yes.
49:46There's a squadron.
49:47Call themselves the Increment.
49:49The Special Forces, but not part of the SAS or the SBS.
49:53But they select the very best of the best of the best of both.
49:57As far as I'm aware, they're answerable to no one but themselves and MI6.
50:05Sounds like him.
50:13How do you know so much about it?
50:32Deputy Commander Rachel Carey. Believe you're expecting me.
50:36I understand you've got a warrant and you're entitled to look at any staff laptop you like.
50:41I just need to know where you want to start.
50:42Good night, Mary.
50:42Good night, Brian.
50:44See you tomorrow, Mary.
50:45Good night, you.
50:46There's four floors and twelve offices on each. Take your pick.
50:51Bye, Mary.
50:52Good night, Simon.
50:58Which office is he working?
51:00Simon?
51:01Mm-hmm.
51:02What?
51:37I'm calling it Operation Frankenstein.
51:53I think Simon's office is the one at the end.
51:57Do you know everyone who works here by name?
51:59Should do. Been here long enough.
52:03You're like buses, you lot.
52:04Problem?
52:05Delivery. Need to sign for it.
52:08You all right if I leave that with you? Only I've got to...
52:26Sorry George.
52:36Excuse me, this doesn't...
52:49Ground floor.
52:53Doors open.
53:15See you later.
53:20Oh, my God.
54:04Oh, my God.
54:18Oh, my God.
54:45Oh, my God.
55:02Oh, my God.
55:06Oh, my God.
55:16Oh, my God.
55:30Oh, my God.
55:35Oh, my God.
55:35Rachel, can't you see?
55:36We're better off together.
56:31We're better off together.
56:34We're better off together.
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