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As two brothers briefly reunite,
a daughter begins a new journey.
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A boy tries to make sense
of a young life lost,
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and the part he had
to play in it.
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Threats from the past
rear their heads,
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and old scores need to be settled.
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In a night where drinks
are raised to lost loves,
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and forgiveness and vengeance
are sought in equal measure,
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chaos comes knocking on the door,
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and a promise of violence
hangs heavy in the air.
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They're coming in round the back.
We got them out front as well.
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Well, stall them here, Tyler,
but don't get yourself shot!
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This ain't the Alamo. Don't want to
be raising a glass for you later.
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Fuck that!
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Fuck that. Mike, Mike!
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Tyler, come on!
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I'm on my way! Move!
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Come on, this way!
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Don't fuck it up, Tyler!
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Come on, let's go!
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Come on! GET THE FUCK OUT OF HERE!
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Fuck you.
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High score. High score.
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They're moving kilos and kilos
of coke, heroin, MDMA.
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Probably guns as well.
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Except you can't prove it yet.
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I don't need to prove it.
I know it's true.
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Always a reassuring thing
to hear from a policeman.
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Would a pain au chocolat
cheer you up? No.
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Maybe.
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Last night, a lorry
broke down in Slough.
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Nothing particularly
remarkable about that,
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except for when a couple of uniforms
turned up to help out,
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the driver pulled out a gun,
started shooting at them.
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Silly prick.
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Turned out he had about 50 kilos
of heroin in the back.
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Are we thinking it's
linked to my gang?
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It could be connected
to the Lenjani family.
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Speak to Joyce. See if you can get
some time with the driver.
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Which one's Joyce? She's come
over from CSE. She's new.
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Got it.
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Psst.
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Chinese tonight?
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What you doing, fam?
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What's tricks?
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Wagwan, piff ting?
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What's going on?
Stop it!
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Bruv.
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I'm going through
witness statements.
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Can I have my prawn
crackers, please?
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Do you know how they make those?
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They mash the prawns up
into a disgusting paste,
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and then they deep-fry them. Uh-huh.
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It's gross.
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Mm.
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Why don't you stop for the night?
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Crime doesn't sleep,
and neither do I.
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That had better have been a joke.
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It was.
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It was!
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Cos every time I go in there,
it's like a bloody sauna.
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And Dad can't stand the heat...
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SURPRISE!
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Happy birthday!
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Jesus Christ. I almost
maced you, you twats.
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I think we should start
getting the shots in soon.
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I'm going to... I'm
behaving myself today.
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So...
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...how old are you, then?
Oh, fuck off.
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He suggested this place.
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We went on a date here
a couple of years ago.
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Yeah. He's a good lad.
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He IS a good lad.
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Straight-forward. You know
what you're getting.
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Another one of these, please.
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What? Nothing. I just know you.
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And what does that mean?
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Look around.
Your friends, your team.
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Good food, good wine, good laughs.
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Good God, get to the point.
Just saying.
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This is it.
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This is what it's all about.
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It's a very nice party, Steve.
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Happy birthday.
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What were you and Angling
talking about all night?
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Nothing.
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It looked serious.
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I'm a serious man.
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Seriously...
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...stupid.
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I see you've honed your razor-sharp
wit to a devastating point.
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Wine.
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Good wine.
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Good wine, good food, good laughs.
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What?
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Nothing. OK.
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Happy birthday.
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Thank you.
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Oh.
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Where are you going?
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Bedroom. No!
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Here.
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What's wrong with the bedroom?
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Boring.
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Thanks very much.
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Aw, no, I didn't mean...
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What?
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What's the matter?!
What's the matter with you?
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Nothing!
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I'd like my boyfriend to fuck me
over the kitchen counter
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once in a while. I'm not asking
for the moon on a stick, Ian.
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Where are you going?
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I'm tired.
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Aw, fuck sake!
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Good weekend, Roy?
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Not really.
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Found out our dog's got diabetes.
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Bloody loved that dog.
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What do you think of Joyce?
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Seems all right.
She's from Brighton.
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So?
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Nothing.
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Just never really met
anyone from Brighton
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that wasn't secretly
a bit of a twat is all.
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Oh, right, yeah.
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Maybe. I don't really know.
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Who's A?
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Just an informant.
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You shouldn't give them
your personal number.
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This guy's harmless.
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Don't worry.
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Where were you?
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Drinks with Steve.
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I should have called. I'm sorry.
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It's this fucking case.
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You started smoking again?
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Just the odd one.
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It's bad for you.
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If it was really bad, they'd put
a big warning on the pack.
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How's the case?
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Going nowhere.
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Do you ever think about
how everything we do
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is an echo of something?
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Like, how everything we've done
is going to happen again,
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and... everything we're going to do
has already happened somewhere else.
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And we're all just...
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...dancing around each
other like atoms,
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and we can't even stroke
a hair from our face
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without it affecting the lives
of a billion people.
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Like, how... every tiny split
second decision we make
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can potentially have
a vast, profound effect
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on everyone around us.
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And maybe it's all planned.
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Everything that is going to happen
was always going to happen,
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as if we're all being moved
by this mad conductor.
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We've all been here before.
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Just one endless round and round.
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It's something we can't control.
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All we can do is hang on
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and hope it sets us down in a better
place than it picked us up.
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Yeah, or maybe you're stoned.
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How's Ian?
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Meh.
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Distant.
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Like the distant ripples on a pond
thrown up by the stones of fate.
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No, like a prick
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who can't tell his fucking
girlfriend where he is.
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Hey.
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You all right?
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Another drink?
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No. I'm all right with this.
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See you later, all right? Bye.
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Kilo Two Three Zero,
requesting back up.
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Suspect's on the move,
east down Stoker Street.
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Your boy got 'em, Weitzmann.
Bloody got 'em.
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Oleee-ole-ole!
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Go on, Ian, get in there!
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Ole-e! Ole-e!
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Oleee-ole-ole-ole!
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Ole, ole!
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Sir, I need to talk to you
about something.
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Thank you. I can manage.
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OK.
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What was all that about?
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Listen, Joyce, it's really
all I can do to stop myself
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punching you in the fucking face
right now,
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so probably best if you don't
speak or look at me again.
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OK?
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Detective Weitzmann, can you
describe for the court
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what you saw on the morning
of the 14th of January 2018?
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I saw the defendant handing
an object to a mid-thirties
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white male that came to the
door of a flat on the high street.
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Do you know who owns that flat?
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Yes.
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It's owned by Mr Ivan Lenjani,
who was under investigation
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at the time, suspected of drug
trafficking and firearm offences.
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All rise.
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Has the jury reached a verdict?
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We have.
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Do you find the defendant
guilty or not guilty?
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Guilty.
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The conviction
of Met detective Ian Summers
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for the planting of false evidence
has led to the release from prison
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of Albanian national Ivan Lenjani,
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who was previously sentenced
for drug trafficking.
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Sarah.
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Sarah, look at me.
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Fucking look at me!
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You'll regret this.
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Get the fuck off!
You'll fucking regret this!
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DC Summers was found
guilty of perverting the course
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of justice and was today
handed a six year sentence.
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Come here! Move! Move!
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Argh!
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Get inside now. Move! Move! Move!
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Go on!
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Move it! Shit!
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Go, go, go!
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Armed police. Drop your weapons!
Drop your weapons!
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Ah!
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Yuto.
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Move!
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Do you ever think about
how everything we do
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is an echo of something?
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Like how everything we've done
is going to happen again.
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And everything we're going to do has
already happened somewhere else.
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Like every action we take
is the consequence
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of a thousand different actions,
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and will result in a
thousand more actions after it.
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That every tiny split second
decision we make...
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...could potentially have a vast,
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profound effect
on everyone around us.
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Or maybe it's all planned.
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Everything that was going to happen
was always going to happen.
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As if someone was moving us all,
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like this mad conductor.
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Come on.
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We've all been here before.
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Just one endless round and round,
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it's something we can't control.
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All we can do is hang on
and hope it sets us down
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in a better place
than it picked us up.
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