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00:00Too many of our clients are behind on their payments.
00:03Not to mention paying our staff on time for once.
00:05Yeah, I'm behind on the rent.
00:07Just a glitch.
00:08If you want some money, Eli, go and get yourself a job.
00:10I'm not you, okay?
00:11Everything that's good in life is being taken away from us.
00:14What's wrong with you?
00:15I was just a little health issue.
00:17You're new to this, aren't you?
00:18It's the third time that guy's either stopped me in the street or pulled me over driving.
00:21We're not charging you.
00:22My client feels that as a young black man he's being victimised.
00:25I've been taking notes.
00:26Records of me and my mates being stopped.
00:27You keep coming at the police, they can make your life extremely difficult.
00:31I've got truth on my side and truth trumps everything.
00:33Every time.
00:34I'm going to find out who did this.
00:36No, don't.
00:36I'm going to find out and I'm going to get this sorted.
00:38Don't you bloody say that!
00:40Because that is a promise.
00:41You don't break.
00:46Oh Lord my God.
00:51When I in awe some wonder
00:55Consider all
00:59The worlds thy hands have made
01:03I see the stars
01:09I hear the rolling thunder
01:14Thy power throughout
01:18The universe
01:21The universe displayed
01:24Then sings my soul
01:28My saviour God to thee
01:34How great the one
01:37How great the one
01:40How great the one
01:43How great the one
01:55How great the one
02:00How great the one
02:02How great the one
02:05How are you holding up Brenda?
02:09I'm sure I am.
02:11Look, if there's anything I can do, please just let me know.
02:14You said you'd find out who did this.
02:17Well, there'll be an investigation.
02:19We'll wait for the outcome, and then we'll take it from there.
02:22The police are going to look into themselves, are they?
02:27Are you sure the police were involved in Michael's death?
02:29He made videos about the police.
02:33And then the graffiti of that one police officer.
02:38And then suddenly he's stabbed, and all of a sudden I'm hearing about gangs, I'm hearing about drugs.
02:43Where are you hearing this?
02:45Rumors spread fast around here, yeah?
02:48Well, I can guess how they start.
02:53Didn't take long for the council to get that graffiti down, did it?
02:56Nice to know they can shift their asses when they need to.
02:59The fact they've even sent him to provocation.
03:03This is Chantel.
03:05She was a good friend of Michael's.
03:07Chantel, really nice to meet you.
03:08Nice to meet you.
03:09Can I show you one of Michael's videos?
03:12I'm going to need you to tell me where you're going tonight.
03:15You don't have to say anything.
03:16You don't have to say anything.
03:18Take your hands out of your pockets.
03:19Who are you? What are you doing on the block?
03:20What have you got behind your back?
03:22Just a local friendly police officer harassing black youth.
03:25I'm not sure this constitutes evidence of Tanner's involvement in Michael's death.
03:29He made loads of these.
03:31He probably found something about him.
03:32That and the graffiti.
03:34Having your name splashed all over the estate.
03:36If that's not motive, then what is?
03:38I'm just not sure it explains what's happened here.
03:40Now you promised that you'd help find out what really happened here.
03:44And I will.
03:45And I'm holding you to that.
03:48All right, Lennon, yeah.
03:50Come on, Lennon.
03:51Let's go.
03:53Michael liked you.
03:55Yeah.
03:56His exact words were,
03:57that lawyer guy's a twat, but he's all right.
03:59That's high praise.
04:01From Michael?
04:03Seriously, it really is.
04:18Seven.
04:20Seven out of ten.
04:21For ginger nut and bourbons.
04:23You've got a bit of spice, a bit of sweet.
04:24That's a classic biscuit combo.
04:26Generating a taste bud sensation.
04:28Yeah, I'm giving you a seven.
04:29I'd say seven's a solid score for a solid selection, Dan.
04:32Oh, my God.
04:33She's gone to the dogs.
04:35Morning.
04:35OK, let's keep this short.
04:36Anything to raise?
04:37Yeah, I'm going to follow up on the security guard Miriam assaulted.
04:40She claims that he was a raciner, but I'll see if that checks out.
04:43Pierre?
04:44I'm back on the duty roster again,
04:46and I have a client making a plea for theft in magistrate's court this afternoon.
04:50That's not Lenny, is it?
04:51The very same.
04:52Love Lenny.
04:52And he always gets caught, which makes him an excellent client.
04:55And I've got a few meetings about cases that go heavy on paperwork,
04:59which, as we know, we could do with...
05:00Bring in the big bucks.
05:01If you need any support, I can help out.
05:04I'm much appreciated, Alicia.
05:05Kiss arse?
05:07Kiss arses get ahead in life, Danny.
05:09Smart arses not so much.
05:11Um, Michael Felton's aunt thinks that the police might be involved in his death somehow,
05:14so, um, I'm going to take a look at that.
05:18Are you serious?
05:20Involved how?
05:21Like I said, I'm just going to follow it up.
05:22What do you mean, follow it up?
05:25Just have a look at it.
05:27OK, all right, meeting over.
05:29Let's all pretend that we're diligent and serious people.
05:36Yeah?
05:37His aunt doesn't understand how any of this works,
05:39so I'm just going to, you know, put the word out.
05:42OK.
05:43OK, fine.
05:44But you were late filing three times in the last two months,
05:47which means that I can't claim the legal aid on those cases.
05:49It's 200 quid, a pop.
05:50I can't make it a bite in my own pocket.
05:52Which isn't really a long-term solution,
05:53and it makes the books look sketchy.
05:56Pierre, look,
05:57I understand that this young man meant something to you.
06:00I'm just saying prioritise.
06:03Sure.
06:12Alicia, I need a favour.
06:14Could you, um, drop down the estate
06:16and, um,
06:18see if you can find out anything about Michael?
06:20Ask around,
06:20see what kind of kid he was,
06:21what people thought about him.
06:23I do actually have my own work.
06:24I will be forever in your debt.
06:26You're already in my debt
06:27because you're going to pay me my full wages.
06:31Fine, yep.
06:32But I'm expecting good things.
06:33100%.
06:34Dan, do us a favour.
06:35Pop down to internal investigations,
06:37speak to an old pal and boy called Amachadi.
06:39Oh, I've got to file these forms.
06:40Yeah.
06:41You wouldn't be asking our staff to cover your workload
06:43so you can go off and do your own thing, would you?
06:45I wouldn't dream of it.
06:47Yeah, speaking.
06:48Yeah, I'm on my way now.
06:50How come you got out of here and I didn't?
06:52The power of no.
06:58So you initially came in voluntarily
07:00as a witness to a break-in
07:02and then you were arrested for assault?
07:03That's what I'm saying.
07:04I barely touched a guy.
07:06It was a controlled crescent.
07:07Kick your head.
07:08You don't...
07:08You don't...
07:09Whack!
07:09Like that.
07:10You know what I'm saying?
07:11Khabib type shit.
07:12Do you need to please sit down?
07:13Yeah.
07:14Sit down.
07:16And what were you doing in your father's shop at 3am?
07:19Come on, Peter.
07:20You don't mean.
07:20I was out, man.
07:22But now, obviously, there's a really comfy sofa in the back of my dad's shop,
07:25so sometimes if I'm out late and working early,
07:27it might have just crashed down.
07:28That's true.
07:29Obviously, my dad don't really know how to do that, though.
07:31So if I could just keep that one hush-hush,
07:33because he's quite stressed at the minute.
07:34Oh, really?
07:35Yeah.
07:35You know, since everyone started working at home,
07:36it's like people don't even wear suits as much.
07:39That's why I started a jewellery concession, though.
07:41And it was when you entered your father's shop
07:42that you saw the intruder with a metal pipe in his hand?
07:45Brother, I thought it could have been a gun.
07:46Did you mention that to the police
07:47when you made your original statement?
07:50I don't remember.
07:51I strongly advise that goes in any statement you make from here on.
07:54Yeah, yeah, of course.
07:55Yeah, yeah, yeah.
07:55Hmm.
07:57My bro got lucky, you know.
07:58You see these fists?
07:59Weapons.
08:00Without the gossip, why could I have killed him, bro?
08:03I strongly advise that does not go in any statement you make from here on.
08:06Yeah, yeah, yeah.
08:07I get you, you know.
08:09We're concocting a story, yeah?
08:10Well, we're not concocting anything, Amir.
08:12We're just presenting your version of events.
08:14Presenting?
08:15I like that, you know, Pierre.
08:16I like you're the guy, you know, Pierre.
08:18Glad somebody thinks so.
08:19Pierre Jeffries.
08:21Bless you, Pierre.
08:23We just don't give the police any reason to look further at this.
08:25Yeah?
08:26Yeah.
08:26Amir.
08:27Amir.
08:28You okay, huh?
08:30I'm good, I'm good, I'm good.
08:31I'm fine.
08:32Yeah, yeah, he's good, Mum.
08:34Yeah, Geoffrey is Amir's solicitor.
08:36Sophia, Amir's mum.
08:37Hi, nice to meet you.
08:38Did they really arrest him for defending himself?
08:40The person that broke in has made a counterclaim.
08:42It's just a tactic.
08:43I really wouldn't worry about it.
08:44The important thing is the police are not bringing charges.
08:46Okay, good.
08:47That's him.
08:48That's the guy.
08:49What?
08:49They're letting him go.
08:50Brilliant.
08:51It's a far.
08:51No, no, no, no.
08:52Amir, chill, chill, chill.
08:56What are you doing?
08:58Everyone's entitled to fair representation, Pierre.
09:00You don't do legal aid.
09:02How come a scrope like that can afford a lawyer like you?
09:05Well, be in touch.
09:12Sorry about that.
09:13Look, please just take my card.
09:16If you need anything, just call me.
09:17They owe him a bloody apology.
09:18It was our shop that was broken into.
09:20I'm very, very sorry.
09:21Come on.
09:21We'll get it sorted.
09:22No, thank you.
09:23Take care, Amir.
09:24Amir, take care.
09:25Yeah, I will be here.
09:46Brenda, hi.
09:48How was the rest of the vigil?
09:49How are you doing?
09:50Sorry, that's a silly question.
09:52Not if you mean it.
09:53I, uh, I don't know.
09:57It just doesn't feel real.
10:00I don't know if that makes any sense.
10:01It does.
10:03It really does.
10:04Chantel's been helping me a bit.
10:06She's put some of Michael's videos on a memory stick for me to give to you.
10:11She wanted you to have them.
10:12Yes, yes.
10:14I've just got a few things to take care of and then I'll drop by.
10:22Michael, Michael was a good boy.
10:25Don't let people tell lies about him, yeah?
10:27He deserved better than that.
10:30I know, I know.
10:32Look, um, in the meantime, I'll see what I can do.
10:36And I'll try and find out more about this, this Tanner.
10:43Uh, sorry, sorry.
10:45I have to go, yeah?
11:12Who am I at home?
11:14Have you got any?
11:18I'm going to push back and do it the way you can.
11:22Chad!
11:23Just a minute.
11:25Hammer.
11:26Long time, don't you see?
11:27Yeah, man, you're looking well.
11:28You lost some weight.
11:29What do you want?
11:3118-year-old client of mine was stabbed.
11:32On the Chadwick estate, yeah, I heard.
11:34Well, before he died, he told me he was being
11:36harassed by a young officer called Mark Tanner.
11:38Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
11:39Stop right there, Pierre.
11:40Face of Fenwick, Nick?
11:41Have you got any idea how many police officers' names
11:44passed across my desk that are suspected to be corrupt?
11:47Well, probably hundreds.
11:48Try thousands.
11:49Look, do you know anything about him?
11:50You do know, though.
11:51I cannot just give out information.
11:53Come on, Chad.
11:54Look, the family are grieving.
11:55Look, I'm not after details.
11:56Just an indication if he's someone who might have a bit of form.
12:00You know what I mean?
12:00That's all I'm asking.
12:02Just a straight favor.
12:05I'm not making any promises.
12:07I'll take that as a yes.
12:08Chad, come on.
12:14Cleo Jeffries.
12:23Armir, bring the letter.
12:24He's here.
12:25Please.
12:26Yeah.
12:29Hiya.
12:30I'm here.
12:31He just showed up here and handed it to me.
12:35OK, let's have a look at this.
12:37They're saying Armir hit him too hard.
12:38They're saying they've got a doctor's report.
12:40This must have given you a bit of a fright, I imagine.
12:42Listen to me.
12:42They're saying Armir will be arrested.
12:44What this is, is notepaper.
12:46It's nonsense.
12:47But it's nonsense written by a solicitor on headed notepaper
12:49with a lot of legal jargon designed to scare you off.
12:51The law gives a lot of leeway to self-defense.
12:53Particularly since the other guy had a weapon.
12:55Trust me, we can ignore this.
12:56Maybe we should just leave it.
12:58I mean, this person didn't take any stock.
13:01And what if this solicitor's wrong? Armir gets in trouble.
13:03But it's the principle.
13:04We can't just let people break in.
13:05Listen, listen.
13:06Are you sure he wouldn't get in trouble?
13:08As sure as it can be.
13:09That's not going to be good enough.
13:10Look, thank you for your time.
13:12We're going to leave it.
13:12You can't just let this guy get away with it.
13:14Yeah, well, it's not really your decision, okay?
13:20Well, actually, it sort of is.
13:26Okay, I've told you,
13:27okay, you won't do this, then you won't do it.
13:29Yeah, but Dad, come on.
13:30My house is my rule.
13:31You don't have money.
13:32Hey, Dad.
13:34Please just help me.
13:36Hey, Dad.
13:36Please just help me.
13:43It's fine.
13:44We're going to drop it, okay?
13:45Come on.
13:45It's fine.
13:48If you change your mind, you know where I am.
13:59I'm sorry.
14:00It's the end of the quarter.
14:01Things always get a bit stressful.
14:03Does the name Sean Lambert mean anything to you?
14:08Oh, what was that?
14:10What was the name again?
14:13Sean Lambert.
14:16No.
14:17Is he a footballer?
14:20No.
14:23No.
14:23No, he's not.
14:30What's happening here, Daniela?
14:32My client is making claim of assault.
14:35Come on.
14:36You've tried this before.
14:37The police have told you there's nothing doing.
14:39What's changed?
14:39My client has now been re-examined by a medical professional.
14:43And now you've got your own doctor.
14:44Who assures us that the injuries our client received at the hands of your client give a
14:48clear indication of excessive force.
14:51We're going to present this information to the CPS and leave it in their hands.
14:54Daniela, your client broke into my client's parent's shop.
14:57Tooled up.
14:57My client is perfectly entitled to use reasonable force to defend himself.
15:01Reasonable.
15:02Not excessive.
15:03The threshold is very high.
15:04You know that.
15:04You've seen the bruises on my client's face.
15:07So now you're sending threatening letters?
15:10Kung Fu Billy feels threatened by a letter.
15:12Don't tell me.
15:13He's worried about paper cuts.
15:14A process server turns up on their door stand with a legal letter.
15:17Of course they feel threatened.
15:18My client has instructed me and that's the end of it.
15:22Why is Sean Lambert paying for your client?
15:27Why would Sean Lambert have anything to do with this?
15:29Really?
15:32I saw you and your client getting into Lambert's car this very morning.
15:36Why is Sean Lambert paying for one of the best solicitors in town?
15:39For some jumped up little toe rag breaking into a dry cleaners?
15:42I don't understand it.
15:45If your client chooses to withdraw their support for the case...
15:48...which seems reasonable given nothing was taken from the premises,
15:52I could see if my client is amenable to withdrawing their allegations of assault.
15:57You know this won't wash.
15:58But you've got no case here.
16:00What's Lambert got on you?
16:04Always a pleasure, Pierre.
16:14Lenny, I'm just on...
16:15Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa!
16:17Hold for it.
16:17Hold for it.
16:20Do not do that, Lily.
16:22Do not do that.
16:23I'm on my...
16:23I'm on my way.
16:29Leonard!
16:30Leonard!
16:32Please, tell me you have not entered your plea.
16:34Oh, no, no, it's fine.
16:35Hugo said it would be alright if he did it for me.
16:37Always a pleasure to be of service.
16:39Hugo, you have literally just stolen my client.
16:41No.
16:42This charming young man is my client whom I've just represented in court.
16:46What?
16:46Have I done something wrong?
16:47Hugo is a poacher.
16:48He literally hangs around court stealing clients.
16:51What?
16:51Shame on you, Pierre.
16:52You left this wonderful boy alone in the wilderness.
16:55I came to his rescue.
16:57Do not trust this man.
16:58He just wants to represent you so he can claim the legal fees.
17:01I'm sorry, Pierre.
17:03I waited.
17:04I swear I did.
17:05Always joyful to see you, my friend.
17:08Come now, Leonard.
17:09Let us discuss strategy.
17:23Here.
17:25I spoke to some people that knew Michael.
17:27Friends, kids that you went to school with.
17:29Mm-hmm.
17:31Oh, he loved sport.
17:32He ran the kids club.
17:34Popular.
17:35Nice kid.
17:36Didn't even smoke weed, but...
17:38Why is that always a but?
17:39He moved school in year eight.
17:41Now, I need to get this confirmed, but it seemed like from what the kids were saying,
17:44he got excluded from his previous school.
17:47For what?
17:48Pulling a knife out on another kid.
17:53Thanks, Leisha.
18:06Hello?
18:07I'm here.
18:08Just walking through now.
18:09You still all right for lunch, yeah?
18:10Sorry, mate.
18:11I've got too much on.
18:12Oh, come on.
18:13You've got to eat.
18:15You'll hurt my feelings if you stand me up.
18:17Okay.
18:18Yeah, I'll be...
18:19I'll be right there.
18:20You stay beautiful for me.
18:26You get this frown line when there's something on your mind.
18:29You've got it now.
18:31Talk to me.
18:37Okay, well...
18:39I think you're being too hard on Eli.
18:42I know leaving university was a big deal, but I just think you need to go a little easy on
18:48him.
18:49That course costs money.
18:51His accommodation costs money.
18:53You know you sound like an old fart, right?
18:56He gives up on things too easily.
18:58He's soft.
18:59He needs to learn the value of things.
19:04We chose to give our kids a better start in life than we had.
19:08You know?
19:08Food on the table.
19:09Comfort.
19:10Stability.
19:12You chose to be his dad.
19:14You and C both made that choice.
19:16Don't blame him for the life you gave him.
19:18Your shelly's not like that though, is she?
19:20Oh, no.
19:21All the football training, the dedication.
19:23He hasn't found his path yet, but he will if you let him.
19:28Yeah, you're right.
19:31Oi.
19:33Come on, what else is going on?
19:38It's just Michael Felton.
19:40The lad who got stabbed.
19:43He was your client, wasn't he?
19:44Yeah, I mean, I barely knew him, but, um...
19:48He was arrogant, cocky.
19:51Trying to make things happen in his life.
19:53Maybe not always the right things, but...
19:55He was carving out his place in the world, you know?
20:00Sounds like it got under your skin.
20:01Well, his aunt.
20:02Nice lady.
20:05She's just worried that he's going to be written off as just another black kid
20:07who's got caught up in things that he shouldn't have been involved with.
20:10Sure.
20:11And there's this copper, Mark Turner.
20:14He accused him of harassing him.
20:16The one he did the graffiti about.
20:17Have you heard about that?
20:18Yeah, well, we all did.
20:19It wasn't exactly subtle, was it?
20:21Well...
20:22She's asked me to look into it.
20:24She swears Michael's a good kid.
20:26Said he would never get involved with knives or drugs.
20:30And I can't...
20:31I wanted to believe her, you know?
20:33I kind of still do.
20:35But I've just heard something about Michael that's made me think,
20:37well, maybe I've got this wrong.
20:40You know, maybe...
20:43Maybe he wasn't the kid I thought he was, you know?
20:45He was just thrown there, but...
20:46Well, you can't trust your gut.
20:49I just...
20:50I just don't want to be the one who has to tell the art that...
20:53the nephew ain't the boy that she thought he was.
20:55Mm.
20:56Feel how you let it down.
20:57Yeah.
20:58Ah, mate, look.
21:01You can only do what you can do, Pierre.
21:02Yeah.
21:03Right, you...
21:04You want to see the best in people.
21:06But it's hard.
21:08Especially in our line of work.
21:11I can see this one's got to you.
21:14I'll keep my ear to the ground.
21:16If I hear anything about the case, I'll let you know.
21:30Oh, you look good.
21:31I mean, unusually good, but damn, you look good.
21:35I've got a peer-assessed lecture.
21:37Another one?
21:38They're making everyone reapply for their jobs.
21:40Painly ass.
21:41You'll smash it.
21:42You always do.
21:43Morning.
21:46Eli.
21:52Good morning.
21:53Oh, hi.
21:54Morning.
21:56Nice to see you out of bed early.
22:00You applied for some of those jobs today, babe?
22:02Uh, yeah.
22:03Yeah, yeah.
22:04Where are you applying?
22:05Foot Locker, JD Sports, and just a few places on Oxford Street.
22:11Okay.
22:13What?
22:15No, I mean, good for you.
22:17No, I mean, good for you.
22:24So, it's a done deal, then?
22:25He's not even completing his first year at uni.
22:28Give him time, hm?
22:30They've let him defer.
22:31There's no rush.
22:33Okay, you're right.
22:34I know.
22:34Have a good day.
22:36Let me know if you hear about those, um, blood tests, yes?
22:38Mm-hmm.
23:00Is it a radio you come for, Pierre?
23:02Or a television, even?
23:03Oh, most of these things obsolete.
23:06Are we finding our way towards a metaphor?
23:09I saw you yesterday, Sean.
23:12Outside Kensal Rysnick, in your jag.
23:14I saw Daniela Harcourt and her client get in there, too.
23:18What is he to you?
23:20My sister's idiot godson, Anthony.
23:24Couldn't hold his own balls without dropping them.
23:27Families, eh?
23:28But what can you do?
23:29Well, you could pay an expensive lawyer to lean on my client,
23:33persuade them not to pursue charges.
23:37So, I advised my client to ignore Daniela's legalese bullshit
23:42and allow Anthony to be prosecuted.
23:45And you know what, Sean?
23:45They were going to take my advice.
23:47But then suddenly the father became agitated.
23:51Decided to just suddenly drop the whole thing.
23:53How strange.
23:54You know what's even stranger is that when I mentioned your name,
23:57you started shaking.
23:59Sounds like a phobia.
24:01I'm awful.
24:03Even if I knew something which I don't,
24:06why would I help you?
24:08Because you like me, Sean.
24:13Let me tell you a story a friend of mine told me about a friend of his.
24:17A friend of a friend?
24:18Exactly, son.
24:20So, this fella goes to a broker
24:24who lends him the money at a very favourable rate.
24:27Did he now?
24:28When the time came to repay the loan,
24:31the fella says, I can't.
24:33I need more time.
24:35So, the broker, a reasonable man, gave him more time.
24:39But when the new deadline come around,
24:42the fella says, I need more time and so on and so on,
24:46till the broker finally had enough.
24:51So, they came up with this suggestion
24:53as to get some money together to repay the loan.
24:56Was this suggestion by any chance a staged burglary?
25:02There's always a chance, Pierre.
25:04And the job was interrupted?
25:06You see the problem?
25:09Sean, perhaps this broker could cut this friend of a friend of a friend some slack?
25:15Perhaps.
25:17But no.
25:18How do we solve it, Sean? Come on.
25:20Well, I would suggest
25:23this friend of a friend of a friend
25:25find a way to pay the broker back.
25:29Because even the patient man
25:31has his limits.
25:44Chaps!
25:45Well, look, I'm not telling you anything
25:47that you wouldn't get from an FOI request.
25:49But out of the kindness of my heart,
25:52I'm saving you the weight.
25:53That officer you mentioned, Mark Tanner.
25:56Well, he's got a clean bill of health.
25:58Ah, no rumours.
25:59No whispers.
26:00He's as clean as a whistle. Nada.
26:02Okay, thanks, mate.
26:03Yeah, yeah, yeah. Not a problem.
26:04You're welcome.
26:04Chad's gotta go.
26:06Brenda, I'm so sorry.
26:08Pierre, shall I come to you?
26:09No, no, no. I'll be right there.
26:24I'm really sorry I couldn't make it yesterday.
26:26It's all good.
26:32Here.
26:33Chantal said he recorded loads.
26:36Now, there's some stuff on there
26:38that he didn't put on anywhere on his socials
26:40or anywhere else.
26:42She's convinced there's something on there
26:43that will help explain why he died.
26:46Brenda, I don't mean to sound negative,
26:47but I do need you to understand
26:49that this might not work out the way that you want it to.
26:52What do you mean?
26:53Well, there's a possibility.
26:54Just a, you know, small possibility
26:56that we won't find anything that incriminates the police.
26:58All that explains what happened on this thing.
27:00I just need you to be prepared for that.
27:02Well, you promised you'd help.
27:04And I will.
27:04I just can't promise
27:05that you'll get the outcome that you want.
27:09Has something changed?
27:12It has, hasn't it?
27:15Why didn't you tell me that Michael had been excluded
27:17from school for carrying a knife?
27:21That's the story you heard.
27:25Are you saying it's not true?
27:27He was excluded, but it wasn't like that.
27:29Brenda, you just have to tell me the truth.
27:30These things are important.
27:32He was in an art class holding a scalpel.
27:36Some kid shoves him.
27:38Michael turns around with a scalpel in his hand.
27:40All of a sudden, the other kid is like,
27:42Miss, Miss, he's threatening me.
27:45He had a craft knife in his hand in an art class.
27:50But all anyone sees is a black boy with a knife.
27:54People like us, Pierre,
27:57people don't believe us.
27:59And for some reason,
28:00Michael thought you were different.
28:02But maybe you're not.
28:04Maybe you're just another man
28:05that sees a young black man and thinks the worst.
28:08Look, I'm just trying to...
28:09I cannot talk to you.
28:10I'm too angry.
28:48Hey.
28:49Hey.
28:52How's business?
28:54Oh, you know.
28:55Swims and roundabouts.
28:58Mr. Malik.
28:59Osman, please.
29:00Osman.
29:02Can I be frank?
29:05This isn't strictly legal advice.
29:07More just a general heads up as someone who's known Mr. Lambert for a long time.
29:11You've mentioned that name before.
29:12I'm sorry.
29:13I just don't know who that is.
29:14Osman, please.
29:15I've just spoken to Sean.
29:19Did he send you here?
29:20Sean Lambert is not my client.
29:23Neither is your son anymore, to be honest.
29:25This is just, you know, one family man to another.
29:30If you take out a loan with Sean Lambert, it needs to be repaid.
29:35We had an arrangement.
29:37It's not my fault that the person he sent messed things up.
29:39That is not my problem.
29:42How much do you owe him?
29:4418 grand.
29:47Do you have any means of paying him anything?
29:50Not unless you lend me the money.
29:51I can barely pay my own staff.
29:54So what do I do?
29:57Call him.
29:57Come to some arrangement.
29:59He's a businessman.
30:00Sean Lambert is not a businessman.
30:01He's a crook.
30:02Whatever you think of Sean.
30:05Yes, Pierre.
30:06Hey.
30:07What's going on? You good?
30:08Yeah, good, good.
30:09Looking sharp, man.
30:10Everything alright?
30:12Yeah, Mr. Jeffries was just looking in.
30:14Very good of him.
30:16It's all part of the service, you know?
30:18Yeah.
30:18Put that in about for me.
30:19Oh, shh.
30:21Careful, son.
30:21Sorry.
30:28What's that?
30:30Your son clearly cares about you.
30:32Just be smart, yeah?
30:34Okay, I will call Sean Lambert, but can we please just keep this between us?
30:40Sure.
30:41You promise?
30:42Yeah, yeah.
30:43Good.
30:51Hello, mate.
30:52Yeah, I sent you a text.
30:55I clean forgot.
30:57Listen, do you mind if I push about a bit of a day?
30:59I'm leaving the office now.
31:01You can meet me at the casino.
31:03Okay.
31:04Okay, I'll be...
31:04Don't ignore me again, yeah?
31:06Oh, man.
31:12Oh, man.
31:13Oh, man.
31:15Oh, man.
31:18Drink?
31:19Do I need one?
31:22Yeah, I have diabetes.
31:25Type 2.
31:27It's a serious condition, but eminently manageable.
31:30If I talk to you now, you won't take it in, so have a read.
31:36Any questions, call me.
31:38Anytime, night or day, I mean it.
31:40The good news is it's in your hands, but it will involve a major overhaul of your lifestyle.
31:47A complete change of diet, more exercise, not just the vanity stuff.
31:51Proper cardio.
31:54Listen, you are at risk of secondary complications.
31:59Such as?
32:00Heart attack, for one.
32:02Blimey, don't sugarcoat it, Doc.
32:03Sugarcoating it would literally be a very bad idea.
32:09Here, you have to slow down, improve your diet, get some rest.
32:17I mean it.
32:20Yeah.
32:21Yeah.
32:37You on your own?
32:38Uh, Charlotte's around.
32:40Yeah.
32:41Turns out, Miriam's security guard has some previous for indecent exposure.
32:46Convicted?
32:47No, but do you remember that lawyer I was seeing last year?
32:51Talisa.
32:51You know, dark hair, glasses, likes reading.
32:56You're using liked reading as a defining characteristic, Dan.
32:59Yeah.
33:01Anyway, she does the legal work for the supermarket Miriam's security guard works at.
33:06So I was thinking I'm going to go over there, see how they'd feel about some adverse publicity,
33:10if it somehow got out, you know?
33:13Nice, Danny, nice.
33:15Learned from the best, mate.
33:17How's that, er, duty case going?
33:19Oh, one of those ones where the law is straightforward but the people aren't.
33:23Turns out the breaking was an insurance job.
33:26Father got himself into debt.
33:27I think he was too scared to let the family down or lose face with his son so he took
33:31out a loan from Sean Lambert.
33:33Oh, yeah.
33:35Mr. Untouchable.
33:37Didn't you do some work for him?
33:38Years ago I did the paperwork on some of his property deals, the legit side of the business.
33:43Didn't like the way he treated people.
33:44Hmm.
33:45Must be annoying.
33:47Having principles.
33:49Expensive too.
33:52Cheers, Dan.
34:07Alicia went home?
34:08I sent her home.
34:10She was shattered.
34:12You know, she's caring for her dad.
34:14Yeah, she said.
34:16She works hard.
34:18Yeah, we've got good staff.
34:20Let's hang on to him.
34:22You hear about, er, Hugo poaching Lenny?
34:27Yeah, er, Rachel from Davison Stone texted.
34:31She saw the whole thing.
34:32She said it was hilarious.
34:35Sorry we lost a client, Charlie. I know we need the money.
34:38Forget about the money for a minute.
34:40Are you okay?
34:41Forget the money.
34:42Am I hearing you right?
34:44You just seem a bit weighed down by things.
34:46I mean, just...
34:48Usual midlife crisis, you know.
34:51All right.
34:51I'll have it quietly.
34:59You know, I still can't believe you're still referring to Debbie Bartlett's teeth braces as her steel racks.
35:04I sliced my tongue upon those bad boys.
35:10You know...
35:13I had a sniff around that Michael Felton case.
35:18He was holding when he died.
35:20Cocaine.
35:22No! No!
35:23That wasn't Imran!
35:24No way!
35:25Look, I'm sure he's a great kid.
35:26I'm sure he's everything you said he was.
35:28And I'm sure he had his reasons, but...
35:30Four bags.
35:32It's not Scarface, but it's low-level dealing.
35:45Do you remember when we were kids?
35:48You'd been traced through this park by skinheads.
35:51Remember?
35:52Yeah.
35:52Yeah.
35:53You stood up for me.
35:54What's that got to do with this?
35:58They were shouting shit.
36:01Horrible shit.
36:02And when it was over, you said, and I will never forget this.
36:06You said...
36:08I don't know what they're doing.
36:12Even as a kid, you were trying to understand these scumbags like they deserve the time of day.
36:21You're an optimist and that's good.
36:23But an optimist will be disappointed again and again and again.
36:29You're a good man, Pierre.
36:32But you're not Superman.
36:33You can't do this all on your own.
36:39Yeah, I hear you.
36:47I've got my test results back.
36:49Yeah?
36:50Diabetes.
36:51Type 2.
36:52Shut up.
36:53Yeah.
36:55I've changed my diet a bit.
36:57How much is a bit?
36:58Well, I've basically cut out everything in life that gives me any pleasure.
37:02You still support QPR then.
37:09I've changed my life.
37:12I know.
37:16I've changed my life.
37:22But there's all that stuff.
37:22How long have you been � fellow?
37:23You know, I'm out of here.
37:24You see you guys?
37:24I'm out of here.
37:28I'm out of here.
37:47You're paying your respects?
37:51Yes.
37:52I live here.
37:55Why do you think it doesn't grieve me when a young lad gets stabbed?
37:59This is my community, too.
38:00You were harassing him and his friends.
38:03You've been asking about me.
38:05What, you think I wouldn't find out about that?
38:07You got something to hide?
38:10You think I've got a problem with black people, don't you?
38:13You said it, not me.
38:14And I'd be fucking stupid enough to do something like this.
38:18Oh, I don't think you're stupid.
38:22You are barking up the wrong tree.
38:24I swear on my mother's life that you and I were on the same side.
38:28You know what, you know what?
38:29A friend of mine is a criminal psychologist,
38:31and he tells me that narcissists always return to the scene of the crime
38:35because they just can't help themselves.
38:42You have a good evening, Mr. Jeffries.
39:12I don't know who I knew I'd have to go to the clinic.
39:13I did an awful lot of tunic abuse thing.
39:13I let him fall and be careful.
39:17Let's go.
40:07What do you think motivates people who do something like this?
40:12It's needless.
40:13It don't need to happen.
40:16You think the family will be able to claim on the insurance?
40:19That's not the point, though, is it?
40:21This is about sending a message to everyone who lives around here not to fuck with Sean Lambert.
40:26You know, it's entirely possible the police work out who did this.
40:29I don't even doubt it.
40:31But it's always down to the evidence, though, isn't it?
40:33This is the end, Sean.
40:35Okay? Insurance or no insurance? You've made your point.
40:37Are you trying to tell me what I can and can't do?
40:40I'm telling you there are limits, even for a man like you.
40:46That's what I like about you, Pierre.
40:48You're a man of principle.
40:51So few of us left these days.
41:05Why wouldn't you tell me?
41:09I mean, not now.
41:18Amir!
41:19Your father thought he was doing what was best.
41:21Yeah?
41:22Well, look, the entire business has gone now.
41:26Do you know who did it, huh?
41:28Because he won't tell me his name.
41:31You know, don't you, huh?
41:34Don't you? You know?
41:36No.
41:36I don't know his name.
41:38Bullshit.
41:41Fuck this. This is all bullshit.
41:43Amir, stop! Amir!
41:44Don't go like this!
41:47Come, come, come, come.
41:49Come, come, come.
41:51Hey, calm down.
41:52It's okay.
41:53It's okay.
41:58It's okay.
42:13It's okay.
42:42It's okay.
42:43to be scared I know and it's good it's good that we know we can we can do
42:51something about it we well it affects all of us
42:59we've told Eli no I'm gonna leave that for you to do
43:08you want to talk about it uh no not particularly
43:16I haven't even asked um how was your day it was fine honestly my day was fine
43:27I'm gonna have an early night and with me I've um still got a little bit of work to do
43:36okay
43:40don't be too late
44:08oh wait
44:14what just come here why just come here okay
44:30you're right can I not just give my son a hug
44:32yeah it's nice just you know and no it's good
44:40good good having trouble with the files
44:44yeah I just I think it's something to do with the format
44:48probably just using the wrong software
44:54there you go
44:55okay guys look with a score of 85 for brutality
44:59what is that
44:5979 for his road rage
45:0172 for unwarranted stop and searching
45:05PC David Windsor
45:08and your collectors item
45:09with a maximum score of 100
45:12for hassling proud black youth
45:14PC Mark Tanner
45:18that is sick man you got any more of these
45:22I probably shouldn't be letting you watch this
45:26okay
45:28it's just that it's work and I'm not
45:30yeah you ain't gonna explain
45:37you like
45:44make sure you get some sleep tonight
45:48will do
46:05cool yesterday me and my boy
46:07we went and got a burger
46:08and trust me it was the best burger I ever tasted
46:10it's like they put something in the list
46:12I don't know what it was
46:13what did you think of the burger bro
46:14yo guys it's your boy
46:15we're gonna see if you can find some more examples
46:17of everyday
46:17yo yo yo
46:18yeah
46:18let me let's go
46:19you guys get her up for the peace
46:20we're going to the end
46:21right to the end
46:21right to the end
46:22you might be the best team in europe right now
46:24I'm not here to just coast
46:27we have to get out of this thing
46:28for me or my people you get me
46:31guys this is the guy
46:32this is the guy PC Mark Tanner
46:34look
46:35let me see if I can get him
46:49you my friend
46:52you are the crime scene
47:14so why is Mark Tanner giving you money?
47:19I fucking knew it
47:22I'm not sure if I can get you
47:24I'm not sure if I can get you
47:25I'm not sure if I can get you
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47:47I'm not sure if I can get you