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I can't believe it!
How long has it been?

It's... It's been a while.

Yeah, wow! Tasha, what are
you...? What are you do...?

Sorry. Sorry. You
two know each other?

Right!

I've known Lee
since... forever.

- Yeah.
- As long as I can remember.

Yeah, I'd come and
visit, and there would be

the three of us...
you, me and Daniel.

You know Daniel Eden?

Y-Yeah.

Yeah, I do. Why? Why,
is everything okay?

Do you remember the
last time you saw him?

I hadn't seen him for a while.

How did he die?

Enquiries are still ongoing,

so I can't disclose
anything right now.

- What does that mean?
- It means someone killed him.

- Tasha!
- But we don't know who or why

because the police
are being shit.

Well, they are!

They don't care about Daniel.

None of them are
lifting a finger,

apart from Jo.

So, you're investigating
Daniel's death?

Look, I know that this
is a lot to take in,

but it'd really help us

if you could just answer
a couple of questions.

Like, why was Daniel going
by the name Alex Welland?

What?

So, now Daniel had
a fake name, yeah?

I don't know
anything about that!

I don't!

How come you're here,
then? In his office?

Because I was looking
for him, obviously.

I was worried.

It turns out I was
right to be worried.

Okay. So, why were
you looking for him?

We worked together sometimes.

You know Daniel
faked his own death?

No, I didn't.

You didn't wonder why I haven't
visited in the last five years?

Course I wondered, Tasha.

But what you have
to understand is...

Sarge?

Yeah, it turns out
you're needed back here.

DCI Roy's been asking for you.

He's going all guns blazing
on the Lift Man case.

He's just sent half the team out

chasing down IDs from
the E-fit appeal.

I'm not sure what that's
gotta do with you.

Er, I'll-I'll head back.

Right, Tasha, we have
to go, right now.

And, Lee, we need to talk more.

Here's my number.

Okay. Thank you.

Pat is outside,
so we need to go,

or I'm looking for a new job
and possibly a new husband.

So, you go. I'm going to Lee's.

Daniel was living there. He
says I can take a look around.

No, I don't think
that's a good idea.

I don't care if you
think it's a good idea.

Oh, shit.

Voicemail: You have
one new message.

Hello, there! It's Chris.
Chris from the car park.

I'm calling about our
locked room mystery.

Finally got it open.

I think you're gonna enjoy
taking a look inside.

It's a proper head-scratcher.

Anyway, come by anytime today,
see for yourself. Ta-ra.

Hiya.

Woman: The river wall was
breached here last time.

Without the right defences,
with more rain coming,

higher river levels, the
town will flood again.

Philip: Which will kill off
the whole new development.

So, come on, defences.
What do we need to do?

Hey, Molly, hiya.
What brings you here?

Hi. Hi. Hiya. Hiya. Sorry.

Sorry. Erm, that
flood fund money...

I know you said you were
gonna transfer it...

it's just getting desperate.

Yeah, I'm sorry, it
ju... It slipped my mind.

It's all right, no bother,
no bother, it's fine.

Sorry, is that a... a
recent weather report?

Yeah. According to the,
er, doom merchants here,

we're due more flooding
in... how long?

These storms will be with
us in the next four days.

Oh, but that's no time!

It'll be a catastrophe if
it happens again so soon.

Which is why we're gonna fix
it because if we don't fix it,

and the town floods again,
my investors will pull out.

So, how do we stop it?

By building a ten-foot high
levee here, to be safe.

But you'd need sign off
from the council to do it.

Good luck with that.

So I need to take
this to the Town Hall?

Ugh, speaking of
total incompetence,

there's, erm...

something that I have
to just deal with.

Joanna: Deepa, Roy hasn't
said anything, has he?

About why he wants
me? Roy wants you?

- That's a no, then.
- Why?

What's gotten you so jumpy?

Roy: In the team
room, two minutes.

Marshall. PC Marshall?

Yes, sir. You wanted to see me?

Right.

According to Sergeant Mackie,

you're experienced,
clear-headed,

about to waltz through
your CID course

and know Waterside like
the back of your hand.

And I need the extra help, so
you're temporarily assigned

to the Murder team
until I say otherwise.

Briefing in the team room, now.

Well, go on, then.
You heard the man.

You can use Pat's desk for now.

Mr. and Mrs. Double Act, eh?

Okay, some of you already know
trainee detective Jo Marshall.

She grew up around here,

so she'll be using some
of that local knowledge

to help us with Lift Man
for the foreseeable...

who we still don't
have an ID on.

We know from the post-mortem

he was likely in a
fight the day he died,

so did anyone see something?

Hear about a fight breaking out?

We've got a mobile contact
point down the town centre

we're trying to fill
with friendly faces.

That should hopefully
encourage people

to come forward
with information.

This is not a large community.

We have people out there
who saw what happened

or at least know something
about who's responsible.

And these are the people
we need to be speaking to

if we're gonna catch our killer.

Now, on Lift Man himself,
it's looking like he was dead

for at least two days
before we found him.

We know the body wasn't waiting
in the lift all that time,

so the obvious theory
is that our killer

used the flood to
cover their tracks.

Which is good news for us.

A false trail is still a trail.

So, where was the
body moved from?

Why leave it in that particular
underground car park?

Who had access?

We have people following
up on the two names

we haven't eliminated yet.

That's Alex Welland
and Jon Clyde.

Daniel Eden's still
on the board for now,

but not a priority.

Sorry... Why's that?

Because no-one actually
domiciled in Waterside

has come forward to
say they know anything

about the existence
of a Daniel Eden.

We have the word of one woman,
passing through from France,

who also thinks our E-fit man

has been dead for
the last five years.

So I'd suggest we
focus on the leads

with a few less
obvious holes in.

I want you on the phones

following up on the
homeless Joe Bloggs.

You know the area. Call
round anyone you think

might point us in
the right direction.

Everyone else, start
looking online...

social media, local news,

anything you can find on
Alex Welland and Jon Clyde.

Whatever's out
there, let's find it.

Pat: Have you had any other
visitors in the last few days?

Just missed a few, actually.

Erm, Tasha Eden.

You said a few?

Oh, I know, I didn't
get another name.

Erm, she was with a
man and another woman.

A pregnant lady.

Sir?

- Yeah?
- I think I've found something.

Er, I went on Tasha
Eden's Facebook profile.

I mean, there's a few
Natasha Edens, but...

if that's the woman that
came in to the station,

then he looks a
lot like our E-Fit.

I think it's The Lift Man.

That's her.

That's her.

Did you bother typing her
bloody name into Google?

Yeah! This didn't come
up. She's a nutcase.

She doesn't even live over here.

Is he even the same bloke?

- I think so. Looks like him.
- Shall we find out, then?

Follow it up. I'm guessing it's Daniel Eden.
- I could. I...

No, you're meant to be working
the homeless Joe Bloggs angle.

I need the people working for me

to follow the leads I
put in front of them.

Just do the job
you've been given

and stop looking for
something more exciting.

Or this is exactly what happens,
things slip through the cracks.

Sorry, sir.

Actually, er, there
was one more thing.

I was there, at the car park.

Yeah, I remember.
First on the scene.

Right. So, do you
remember a red car?

In the crime scene photos,
there's three cars,

but there was a
fourth, a red one.

I just... I thought
maybe I could go

and speak to the
caretaker about it?

I mean, it's a small thing,
but might be important.

Well, if it's not in the photos,

that's a very small window
for someone to have moved it.

It would've happened
practically under our noses.

I know, but I saw it, sir.

Okay. Tell one of the others.

I don't want you poking
around a crime scene.

Health and safety, it's
just easier on all of us.

Then maybe I'll head to
the mobile contact point.

Yep, go for it.

Back in the trenches already?

You, er, fancy a
break from all this?

Cutting corners at this stage
will only cause bigger problems

down the line.

Whoo, what? Bigger than the
whole town flooding again?

We're taking every possible
step. Come to my office.

I remember you said
that last week,

right before the town
centre washed away.

I'm trying to explain that
we need to act now, okay?

We need to build a 10-foot levee
right along the river wall.

We've talked about this!

And we can't go ahead
with something like that

without consulting the
proper parties first...

the Environment Agency,
the Highways Department,

a consultation
with the public...

By which time,
it'll be too late!

I mean, don't... don't
you people get it?

We're gonna get another
downpour, okay, only this time,

it's gonna be a
hell of a lot worse!

Just give him a straight answer.

Will the council build
a flood wall or not?

It's not that
simple. Jack, look...

It's just four days. We
simply don't have the time.

Do you know what, I... I'm...
I've just had it with you lot.

I really have,
this is ridiculous.

I'm wasting my breath.

Was there really any need for
you to get involved in that?

No, I-I just popped by

to hand in my application
to run for council.

So...

look forward to
working with you.

Doesn't make sense.

The caretaker asked me
to meet him here today.

He was really keen on talking
to me. So, where is he?

Maybe he got his shift wrong.

- Or he's a massive time-waster.
- Mm.

Found it!

This is the room he
wanted to show me.

I'm guessing this isn't
what you expected.

There's nothing here.

What?

Why would they clean one room

when they haven't even
hosed the muck off

the sides of the building yet?

Maybe the cleaner hasn't
gotten to the other rooms yet?

Gotta start somewhere.

What, and they just happened
to start with this one? Nah.

Is this what your caretaker
thought was weird,

or do you reckon there
was someone else here,

and they moved it or something?

You've reached Chris Robinson.

I'm sorry I can't take
your call right now.

Please leave a message.

Hi, Chris? It's PC Marshall.

Can you give me a call
when you get this?

You were supposed to
meet us. Okay, thanks.

I think I'm gonna have to call this in.
- And say what?

There's nothing here, and
you ignored a direct order

and came to look around anyway?

Everyone's thinking that our
murderer was being clever,

letting us think that The Lift
Man got caught by the flood,

using that to
cover their tracks.

But what if that
wasn't the plan?

If the flood wasn't
part of the plan,

then our murderer's the
one who got caught out,

probably trying to take
the body out the building.

Exactly.

The lift's jammed,

it's filling up with water,
the doors won't open.

They'd have to escape.

All right?

Gibbo. I didn't know
you were on shift.

When you took over from me
here the day after the flood,

do you remember a red car?

Parked just there? Went missing
after they found the body.

Don't ring a bell.

Do you wanna check the scene diagram?
- Mm.

Is this where they found the body?
- Yeah.

Yeah, you see. It's not there.

Fancy a break? We'll cover you.

Great, that'll do.

You're not gonna climb
up there, are you?

Nah. Don't be daft.

- Just looking.
- Good.

Because I'm enjoying
having a partner

who doesn't have a death wish.

Well?

They'd leave the
body in the lift,

climb up to the next floor...

God, that'd be scary.

You'd have to be
strong and fast.

But, yeah, you could do it.

Not very sociable, even for you.

Mm.

It's not Daniel's kind of place.

Yeah, well, he only
stayed for a few weeks.

You know, I understand if you
don't want to tell the police

about whatever Daniel
was doing with the lies

and the fake name
and the fake death.

It's fine, I don't care.

But this is me. I
know, and I told you.

He said he had to have a clean
name for the new business.

And I didn't know he'd
pretended to be dead,

of course I didn't!

Right. So, you just
never asked about me?

Because I was being lied to!

Now, clearly, he had
something going on

which neither of us knew about.

I mean, if he'd told
me what it was, then...

Fuck.

Hey.

You were always
looking out for him.

He used to look out for me, too.

Getting me out of trouble.

I know I caused a lot
of headaches, okay,

but I used to look forward
to those visits all year.

I bet you used to dread them.

Daniel's annoying little
sister, flying over...

Yeah, yeah.

Yeah, total nightmare,
weren't you? Jesus.

Listen, erm...

I know where he kept
some of his stuff.

There might be some
old photos up there,

if you wanna have a look.

What the hell would Tasha Eden

be doing at Alex
Welland's office?

According to her, she was
looking for Daniel Eden,

not Alex Welland.

Bloke at the desk
was agency staff,

so he couldn't tell us much.

Was there any sign
of anyone else?

Just those two, Tasha
Eden and the mystery man.

Right, let's shift all our
focus onto Alex Welland.

What's this... What's this
business of his, NANTA?

According to the paperwork,
it's a remediation company.

Undoing environmental damage,
cleaning up contaminated land.

It's all very green.

Chase up if Tasha Eden has
any connection to the company.

I wanna know what
she was doing there.

See if we can fast
track that DNA test.

If she's been lying, she's
got some explaining to do.

Thank you.

- What the fuck?
- Shh.

Shh.

Just stay here, Okay?
It's fine, just stay here.

What the hell, Jo?

It's the same car. The
one from the car park!

See? There was a red car.
I wasn't making it up.

It's the same one? You're sure?

Yes. It's the same make,
same bumper sticker.

Come on, come on, come
on, come on, come on.

Yes, should be fun.
Love the outfit.

Sorry again. Just
a misunderstanding.

They're going to a
fancy dress party.

They've never been inside
Jack Radcliffe's building,

and half of them are under ten,

so I think we can rule
them out of our enquiries.

Look, what's this all about?

I dunno, I...

Oh, I think I just
wanna prove myself

before I have the baby.

Prove that I'm such
a great detective.

Yeah, you can do that after.

Yeah, it's just...

this case isn't gonna
be there after, is it?

And I'm on the right
track, I know I am.

I just wanna solve it
before this one comes out.

What do I know? But...

I think you should
calm down a bit.

Mackie certainly thinks the sun
shines out of your arse already,

and everyone else
knows you'll be great.

You've got nothing to prove.

You sure you're okay?

Yeah, thanks.

What?

I was just thinking.

If my dad could've seen that,
he would've pissed himself.

Can I help?

Course you can, darling.

Be my guest.

There you go.

Ooh!

You don't have to keep things
going up here if it's too much.

We can look after it.

Oh! Oh, no, no, no.
I'll... you know.

And thank you. I'm...

I do want to. I'm just...

I'm just having
one of them days.

Who is that?

Sorry, hang on.

Oh, hiya.

- Hi, Molly.
- Oh!

Okay. Right.

I didn't expect to see you up here.
-

I'm so sorry to hear about
your gran and grandad.

Oh, thanks, Molly.

Listen, if there's
anything you need,

or anything your mum
and dad need, just...

Yeah, they're not here.
Probably not for a few days yet.

Oh.

Have you got a kettle in there?

To Gran and Grandad.

Yeah.

Mmm.

So... How long are you
planning on camping out here?

Not long. Just till
the inquest is over.

Oh, love.

That could be a while.

I'm meant to be at uni.

I mean, an inquest is
pointless, isn't it?

There were a
massive great flood.

That's what happened.
We all know that.

It's gonna keep on happening

if people round here
don't do something!

That's what I've been saying.

That's exactly what
I've been saying.

We need proper action, now.

Right, I mean we all know
the flooding's got worse

ever since they agreed to that

Uplands Eco Housing
Development being built!

What did they think would
happen when they just rip out

all the earth from town and
replace it with concrete?

Where did they think
the water would go?

Well, hang on, no. The
whole point of that place

is that it's eco-friendly.

Why, cos the logo's green

and he's stuck a
few solar panels up?

Look, that doesn't
offset the fact

that Jack Radcliffe's
flooding the town!

They just say the right
things and people fall for it.

How's it eco-friendly?

Well, I don't know.

Look, I'm not a bloody
construction expert,

but trust me.

I know Jack, and he's
furious about the floods.

I mean, to be honest, with
Sarah Mackie on the council,

it wouldn't surprise me if
she's cutting corners somewhere.

Yeah... on the Uplands.

No, look, Jack was with
me today at the town hall,

arguing for better
flood defences.

It's not a coincidence.

I think that if we
actually looked for it,

I bet we could find some proof.

Babak? I might have something
for you on the Lift Man.

The, er... The caretaker.
I know, he's a bit...

But according to him,

there's been some
changes in the building

since the body was discovered.

Locks changed,
things cleared away.

Just might be
worth looking into.

I would, but it's not
where Roy wants me, so...

Yours if you want it.

Cheers, Jo.

Your Tasha Eden find seems to
be panning out, by the way.

She was poking around Alex
Welland's office this morning.

Roy's all over it.

If she is Daniel Eden's sister,
then we might have an ID.

What?

I was there this
morning. With Tasha Eden.

- He's gone.
- What was that about?

Are you in some kind of trouble?

No!

No, it's just to do with work.

I can handle myself,
you know, Tasha.

The only person I'm
worried about is... is you.

I just want the
truth about Daniel.

I know.

And I've told you what I know.

Here, I wanted to, er...

I wanted to show you something.

Okay.

So, this was, erm...

This was last summer.

Oh, look who's on there.

We've got a few quid,

so we'll get a few pints
in, Billy, do us right up.

"Big fat bastards"
time, isn't it, eh?

Too fucking loud, mate. Be
sure to pass on the message.

Right, listen. Gary,

we're starting a new
job tomorrow, yeah?

It's an early start. Want you
there at six o'clock, okay?

- On the dot.
- Be there, or you're done.

- He means it as well.
- I fucking mean it.

- He does mean it.
- All right, mate.

Hey, come on.

You know, that time you thought
he was dead, there was...

there was no big conspiracy.

He was just... He was
just living his life.

I'm sorry.

You can't trust this
Tasha not to dob you in.

Keep on pushing them
towards Daniel Eden,

it could rebound on you. Badly.

Voicemail: C'est Tasha.

Laisse moi un message, mais
je l'ecouterai peut-etre pas.

Ciao.

Look, I know this all seems
like I've gone off on one,

but I knew this was
a murder, I just...

I know my instincts are right.

I just need to figure out
how it all fits together.

I can't believe you found
your hero and didn't tell me.

I can't believe he
knew our Lift Man.

You shouldn't be doing that!

All right, I'm just saying,

they're gonna wanna
know why we ran this.

Young offender. He's got
previous when he was 16

for damage,

a few for public order.

Some fights. I mean, there's
nothing in there to suggest

he's potentially
mixed up in a murder.

Not exactly the record
of a hero, though, is it?

Got the DNA results back.

Our dead man is
Tasha Eden's brother.

Yeah.

Find out where she's
staying. Bring her in.

Pat?

He's not back yet!

Good day?

Oh, you know.

Erm... Kelly, you know that
office building of Jack's?

You know the bloke who looks
after it? Chris something?

- Chris Robinson.
- Mm.

You heard all about that, then?

Turns out he were making
some extra cash on t'side

renting out these
parking spaces.

Only, t'flood put paid to that.

Cars all ruined.

Jack found out,
and he were fuming.

Went over especially to
fire Chris in person.

Whole big barney.

Wait, so this all
happened today?

Mm. All before
my second coffee.

And of course, Chris
storms off home.

None of the proper handover.

Not even handed in
his security pass.

So now Jack's like a
bear with a sore head,

and there's another
thing on my to-do list.

Still, tonight will
be a nice distraction.

Tonight?

Baby shower.

Pat not told you?

I'm trying to give the
place a good spritz

before people get here.

A baby shower? Erm...
no. No-one told me.

Pat: Jo? Are you back?

So, I hear congratulations
are in order.

You're on the team.

Right, yeah. Yeah.
Bit of a surprise.

How's it all going? Did you
find out anything interesting?

Not really. You?

Went down to the docks...

to check out Alex Welland.

- Evening.
- Hi. Erm, do you know what?

I think I might
actually need to...

prepare myself a bit
for this baby shower.

Have a lie-down. So can
we just catch up later?

Yeah. Yeah, go on.

Erm, was that Alex Welland you
were talking about, with Jo?

Kelly: Hiya, are you okay?
Come in, just go t'left.

Are you all right?
Hiya, you okay?

Look at you! Hiya.

You okay?

Suzi! Oh, my God.

Oh, you look absolutely gorgeous.
- Thanks.

Kelly. Kelly. Who's that?

Suzi.

For t'baby shower.

Oh, you're throwing
Suzi a baby shower.

- Yeah?
- Right. Right.

Oh! Did you think
it were for you?

Jo, you should have
said if you wanted one!

I don't want one, I
don't want this one,

I just didn't wanna be rude...

- In fact, she won't mind. Suzi!
- Oh, God. No!

Suzi, come here. How d'you
feel about Jo joining?

I don't wanna join
you, all right?

It's bad enough this is
happening in my own bloody house!

Well.

I'm so sorry about this, Suzi.

- Kelly, in there.
- No...

Okay, will you just...

I okay'd it. I didn't even
know if you were gonna be here.

I shouldn't have to book!

I tried to talk to you about it,
but you were God knows where.

Oh, come on, Pat, she's taking
the piss, and you're helping her.

You wanna talk about
taking the piss?

Why don't you tell me everything
that you know about Tasha Eden?

Who d'you think it was who
found out she was at the docks?

And who's this bloke that you've been with?
- No-one!

I don't... I don't know who you're talking about...
- Oh, my...

It's just that I am so
close to something...

- Close to what?
- I don't know exactly!

But I think... maybe there's
an organised crime link...

You are not a detective,
you're just running around,

playing at being your dad.

I...

Jo...

Argh!

Tasha! Finally.

I've been trying
to get hold of you.

Tasha: I know, yeah. I'm sorry.

- Are you all right?
- No.

- No...
- Okay.

- Look, right, where are you?
- At my hotel.

I'm on my way.

Modest as ever.

So, what're we looking for?

What does a French drain
look like when it's at home?

I found the plans
for the development,

and according to
this, there should be

detention basins and ponds here.

You know, they hold off
the run-off water you get

when you concrete
over a hillside.

If you don't hold it off, then
it just runs off down into town.

See? It's on the original
planning application...

but I don't see 'em here.

Yeah. Well, I mean, they're
still working on the place.

Maybe they'll, you
know, put 'em in later.

Just, erm...

go and have a look
round, and, er,

give us a shout if you
find anything, yeah?

Yeah.

Shit.

Shit, shit, shit...

Lee?

What are you doing here?

I'm, erm, just waiting on Tasha.

- You?
- Same.

She's, er, she's gone
down to the station.

Don't suppose you know why?

Yeah.

Yeah, she's gone to
identify Daniel's body

now they believe
he's her brother.

Ah.

Hm.

Are you all right?

Yeah.

Yeah, it's just, erm...

It's just a bit strange,
all this, you know?

- Mm.
- You?

Yeah, I'm fine.

Listen, I wanted us to talk.
Now seems as good a time as any.

Why did Daniel change
his name to Alex Welland?

Look, either you spent
three years working together

without ever finding out

why he used a different
name on all the paperwork,

or you're about to
lie to my face again,

in which case, let's not bother.

Okay, yeah, I did
lie to you earlier.

But that's because my
head had just come off.

You'd just told me he was dead.

Then Tasha arrived out
the blue from nowhere.

Yeah?

Look...

me and Daniel, we both have
criminal records, all right?

From when we were younger.

And then one day, he
arrives with this new ID.

Alex Welland.

Said he'd bought it, so he
could get new business grants.

- And you believed him?
- Of course I believed him.

It made sense. It was
clean. But then...

then he made Tasha
believe that he'd died.

Some... freakish holiday
accident or something.

Why?

He said he wanted a fresh
start for the company.

So he made his own sister grieve
for him, to help his business?

I know. Believe me, I
wanted to tell her, but...

he's family.

And I just...

I didn't wanna get
involved in it.

Look, you need to go
down to the station

and make a statement
about all this.

Go down and ask for DCI Roy.

Yeah... I ain't doing that.

You know I don't
have to ask you?

What?

Tasha told me how you two met.

And how you would lose your
job if anybody found out.

So it's not just me who doesn't
wanna go down to the police

and tell them
everything, now, is it?

- I thought he was your friend.
- Jo...

I have a past, and I do not want
the police digging into that.

They wouldn't be
interested in that.

Look, if I knew anything
that would make a difference,

I would've told them.

Dan looked after all
the money for NANTA,

all that side of things.

And I don't know if he
was always planning on it,

or if it was him dealing with
whatever he'd got mixed up in,

but all I do know is that
over 100 grand is gone. Yeah?

Every single penny
of it is gone.

And I worked so hard
for that, you know?

To change things.

To...

To build myself a better future.

And I thought that is what
we were both trying to do.

And now he's left
us with nothing.

Of course I didn't
tell Tasha that.

I don't want her to know what
a dickhead her brother was.

I still can't believe
he's done it, you know.

Is this your
brother, Daniel Eden?

Yes.

Would you like some more time?

I'm done.

Yeah, look, I'm
sorry about before.

It's just been a
shock, you know...

learning about Daniel.

You know, I never
really had any family

when I was growing
up as a child.

Dan was the closest
thing I had to a brother.

Even though he was getting me
into trouble half the time.

See, I'm an only child.

Never had anyone
to lead me astray.

And my dad was a detective,

so I've always been a "straight
and narrow" kind of girl.

What?

Nothing. It's just... you
make it sound so boring.

It's not like you're
just leaping into floods

or anything like that.

Is your dad why you
joined the police force?

Yeah.

He must be really proud of you.

He passed away,
couple of years ago.

But, yeah, he was.

I think about him
a lot, actually.

Especially at the moment.

Tasha?

Tasha.

- Oh, look, I'm so sorry.
- Hey, Tasha.

Tasha?

You shouldn't be by
yourself tonight, all right?

I want you to get your things
and come with me, okay?

All right.

Sat nav: You have
reached your destination.

Chris? Are you in there?

It's PC Marshall,
from the car park.

No... No! Chris! Hey, Chris!

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