01x04 - Episode 4

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Now that you have successfully
identified our suspect,

you've become what we call
a significant witness.

Was he k*lled? He
is dead, right?

Neither man was holding anything,
as far as you could see?

We are your team.
Do you understand?

You can't change sides.

Only way anyone gets in here
is if someone lets 'em in.

SHE SCREAMS

No-one is gonna save you.

You can't help
me, Jodie. Get up.

There's no escape
from me now, Jodie.

WOMAN SOBS

I k*lled him, Dee. I k*lled him.

I didn't mean to, but I think I
k*lled him. Jodie, what happened?

The boy in my house.

I think he's dead.

It was the police, it was Ivan,

he was with me last
night and then...

Oh, God.

Yeah, he must've deactivated
the alarm and taken my phone.

Jodie, slow down.

They're not going to stop, Dee.

When they find out what happened,
they are not gonna stop.

We need to get out of here now.

Me and Kyle, we need to
get somewhere safe, OK?

I don't know where she is.

She text last night
saying she was with Ivan,

but now her phone's
going to the machine.

And so with everything that's
going on, I'm just a bit worried.

OK. Leave it with me.
Don't worry, I'll find her.

OK, thanks.

Remember, somewhere
safe today, yeah?

Yeah.

See ya.

No-one's here.

The door was open when I arrived and
the panic alarm has been disabled.

How long have you been here?

Ah, five minutes. It's on
my route in. I thought...

Have you called it in?

No. Like I said, I just got
here. But I found a phone.

What time did you
leave here last night?

Ah, I don't know, 15
minutes after you.

I checked the warranties
and then I left.

And you didn't see
anything suspicious?

No.

OK, call SOCOs, get
them down here, now.

I'll get onto Richards
to authorise a sweep.

Once they're here you can get
started on a house to house.

Let's just hope she's OK.

Don't make me come
looking for you, Po.

Po, you know I'm
gonna find you, innit?

Po?

Where you at, Po?

I know you're here.

He's gonna find you, Po.

You know I'll be back, yeah?

DOOR SLAMS

She gets it, Jodie.
She's gonna help.

We searched the
house. It was empty.

PC Barkas found your
phone this morning.

Found it? I searched everywhere.

This is what I'm
trying to explain.

I need you to take me and
my son away from here now.

I know and I will.

He gave them the key.

OK, we don't know that yet.

He had deactivated the alarm. So
this boy says, but there are other...

Dee, help me, am I
not making sense?

All I'm saying is, I can't
jump to any conclusions.

Now that doesn't mean

that I don't believe
what you're saying.

I've heard what you
said about PC Barkas

and we will look
into it, urgently.

He tried to k*ll me.

Are you saying it's not urgent
enough to take me somewhere safe?

Of course it is. Then
let's do it, let's go.

OK, look, there's a
procedure with these things.

They take time. I have to
get clearance from CPS.

I can't do anything
without their authority.

I can't stay here.

I need your help.

Please.

OK, there is somewhere
that I can take you.

Just until we get something
more official sorted.

Just pack an overnight bag

and meet me by the
car outside, OK?

Thank you.

OK.

Are you sure you're
all right to get Kyle?

Hang on to him till they come
pick him up, yeah? Yeah, course.

Thank you. I'll
see you soon, yeah?

Yeah?

Don't worry, OK, love?
You don't need to worry.

So why they taking us away then?

Listen, I know it's confusing.

My battery's about
to die, but I promise

I will explain everything later.

What happened last night?

Nothing. Nothing happened, it,

it all got straightened out
and I'm absolutely fine.

Why can't we go home?

We will. We will, OK?

When?

I don't know.

I just want to see you. I
don't know what's going on.

I know, I know, love.

Me too.

And that's why they're coming

to get you this afternoon, OK?
Dee's coming to get you now

and the police will drive
you to me from there.

Yeah?

Kyle?

Damn it.

Everything OK, love?

Yeah.

Don't worry, love.
It will be all right.

Give me your hand.

Love you. You too.

Hm.

Is me mum there?

Look, I just want
to talk to me mum.

Please, I need me mum.

Don't call again.

ALARM BEEPS

There's no fault with the
box. The fuse is good,

CPU's running fine.

Nah this, this is
sending the signal,

the problem's at the other end.

Back in a minute.

His name was Nelson
Souza. He was 39.

SHE SOBS

Came over from Portugal
when he was 20.

This is his little son, Nuno.

I'm sorry it didn't
work out, Jodie.

Sorry?

The trial.

I know we all wanted
to see it through.

What do you mean?

Last night was a
completely different level.

We were talking about a
credible threat to life,

proof that the situation
is unmanageable.

OK?

I'm saying you're in the clear.

Even if the prosecution
barrister kicks up a fuss,

there's no way the CPS is

going to say anything if
you ask to back out now.

Why would I ask to back out?

What? Why would I
ask to back out?

Because... After everything
they've put me through?

I know, but Jodie, you do
have to think that through.

And let this all be for nothing?

After what's happened.

They've got to you.

Even with what we
put in your house,

they've got to Kyle, your mum.

And Jodie, this is a
chance to just walk away.

And no-one would think any
less of you if you give up now.

I am not going to give up.

Trust me, I'm not giving up.

HORN HONKS

It's alarm box Sierra 40285.

Sierra 40285.

Here we are. Yes, 19.38 yesterday,
one of your team called in

a deactivation due to
a planned power out.

Sorry, who made that call?

Hold on. It's on another log.

Bear with me.

Erm... Right so the call was
made by collar number WN 849,

PC Ivan Barkas.

What?

What was the address
Whelan's taken Jodie to?

We don't know, why? What do
you mean? Is it not on the log?

It's restricted to
Whelan and DCI Richards.

Security concerns,
apparently. Why?

KETTLE WHISTLES

What is this place?

It will be a safehouse, we
just took possession of it.

Still needs to be fitted up. But
I knew it would be empty at least.

Can we send for Kyle now?

Sure.

How are you feeling.
You must be exhausted.

Yeah.

Why don't you rest?

There's a bed inside.

Yeah. Yeah. Sounds good.

Thank you.

I'll make that call.

I thought we were
going back to the flat?

Where are we going?

Po, why you stressing? Eh?

What do you think's
gonna happen?

You already told me you
tried your best, innit?

Yeah.

So what's the problem?

She came out of nowhere, yeah?

f*cking ninja moves coming
out of nowhere, yeah?

Yeah.

b*tch proper clocked you
round the head, mate.

That's it wee man, you chill.

Nearly there now.

Hey, you've reached
Jodie's phone.

Sorry I can't answer right now.

But leave your name and
your number and I'll...

Hey, you've reached Jodie's
phone. Sorry I can't answer...

Hey, you've reached Jodie's
phone. Sorry I can't...

Jodie?

BANGING ON DOOR

Jodie, please, what's going on?

BANGING CONTINUES Jodie?

Jodie, it's me, love.

You changed the locks?

I need you to go, Benji, OK?

But I can't get in.

I know, love.

I can't let you in this time.

I'm sorry I upset you.

Benji, please. I just, I need...

I needed to mess up to
know what I need to do now.

You've been gone for six weeks.
We didn't know where you were.

I know, babe. I'm sorry.

My phone got stolen.

I'm sorry, love.

We can't, Benji.

We can't do this again.

Can I say hi to Kyle at least?
It's five minutes, that's all.

I'm just asking for help.

Just a bit of help to get
me back on my feet, yeah?

We can't help you
this time, Benji.

It would only be for like a
night, or whatever. No, love.

This is the end.

SHE GASPS

Feeling better?

Yeah.

Is Kyle on his way?

Yeah. He is. Yeah.

When will he get here?

Soon.

Is that who were you
talking to on the phone?

Yeah.

Why are you doing all this?

Do you really care that
much about Nelson Souza?

I mean, after they
attacked your mother?

Filmed your son?

After what happened last night.

You've seen what
they're capable of.

Why do you keep going with this?

Benji was an addict,
just like Nelson.

I gave up on him and

I won't do that again.

You should've pulled out
when I gave you the chance.

What?

It's Kyle.

What are you doing? I
need to see Richards.

Not now. She's in...
No, it has to be now.

She's in the middle
of... I'm going in now.

I'm sorry, Jodie.

Oi.

Have you seen the f*cking
gash on my boy's head?

You're a f*cking
ninja, girl, trust me.

I gotta say though, yeah,

you've made our
life a right hassle,

you know that? f*cking
stubborn b*tch, innit?

Still, all good now, though, eh?

Wait, not out here. Oi, shut up.

Who the f*ck asked you?

Wee man? You did your
best last night, eh?

That's what you told me, innit?

And you weren't lying,
right, you did your best?

Yeah.

So, we're all good then.

Cos now you can
make it right. Eh?

See that's the
thing, innit, copper?

It's fine to make a mistake,

so long as you
clean up the mess.

Enough f*cking about now,
wee man. Time to fix up.

Please.

On your knees.

No, you don't want to do this.

Now.

On your knees!

Don't think too much, wee man.

Just pull and it's done.

There we go.

That's it, bro.

You're one of us now.

Just like jumping
off a wall, eh?

Three, two,

one. g*n CLICKS

g*n FIRES SHE GASPS

SHE WHIMPERS

It's OK.

Listen to me. It's gonna be OK.

Just give me the g*n, yeah?

Can you drive, yeah?

Good, good.

I want you to get in the car now

and drive as far away
from here as possible.

Do you understand me?

Now.

Now!

It was never meant
to end like this.

I promise.

It was just little favours from
one g*ng to another, that's all.

It was never meant to
get this far. Enough!

Please, Jodie.

g*n CLICKS

I am Detective Chief
Inspector Richards,

from the criminal
investigation department.

I'm turning now to
evidence number 359,

a document obtained from the
desktop computer you share

with your husband at home.

This document is a letter
from Westex Capital,

confirming repayment
of a £90,000 loan.

The letter came eight days after you
received confirmation that papers

were being prepared to take
possession of your home.

What changed in
those eight days?

No comment.

Evidence number 382.

A series of deleted messages

received from your
mobile phone provider.

Do you recognise these messages?

No comment.

They're from a phone number that can be
attributed to a man named Sean Delkin,

confirming an offer
of £90,000 cash

in exchange for planting
evidence on a rival drug dealer.

Four days later you
arrested this rival

for possession of heroin
with intent to supply.

Your husband's business
was going under,

the bank was going
to take your house.

That's what made you
accept Delkin's offer.

No comment.

Having done this first job

for him, he was now
able to control you.

You knew you'd crossed the line.

No comment.

Then, when Delkin was arrested

and charged on
suspicion of m*rder,

he came to you again.

You provided him
with the names of

three witnesses who
could identify him.

One of those was Jodie Packer.

You gave them her son's school,

her business address and
her mother's address.

You furnished them with
the information necessary

to coordinate a sustained
campaign of intimidation.

You disabled the panic alarm that
had been installed in her flat.

You passed a key on, so
that they could gain entry.

I have something.

Excuse me?

I have something for you.

She kept the m*rder weapon.

The lab found fingerprints,
DNA, everything they need.

So does that mean you
don't have to testify?

And he'll still go down.

But, you know,

when you think of what
those guys did to us,

what are they going
to do to her for this?

And why didn't she just keep
it hidden? I don't know.

Maybe she knew it was
all over for her? Or...

..better to tell the police
than let them find it?

Or maybe?

What?

Maybe if you feel guilty
enough, you'll just,

you'll do anything to
make yourself feel better.

I am so, so sorry, Mum.

Sorry? What for? What they
did to you, imagine if...

Oh, stop it. Stop
it. It's all right.

So I had to have a couple
of nights of hospital food.

I'm a big girl, I can take it.

I'm proud of you.

Nah. I am. I am.

Nan, have you got any more crisps? Oh,
yes, love. In the cupboard. Thanks.

PHONE BUZZES

I've been trying to
work out what to say.

It's fine.

I'm so sorry about what happened
between us. Ivan, it's all right.

I want you to know I'm gonna make
it right. I'm gonna tell my boss

and take the consequences.

I was supposed to be looking after
you. Yeah, you were and you're right.

It should never have happened.
But I knew what was going on.

I did. I mean, I
wanted it to happen.

Hey. There's some good news.

We have a boy in custody,
a suspect for the sh**ting.

Right.

Are you OK to come in
tomorrow to do an ID?

Yeah. Yeah, sure.

Hey. Hi.

Ready?

Yeah.

As I said, we have a young man in
custody who we believe is responsible for

the sh**ting you witnessed.

Detective Whelan's
agreed to make an ID,

but as her testimony is
severely compromised,

we really only have you.

You've seen them all a
few times through now.

You must have got
a good look at him.

So? What do you think?

Any of these him?

If you can't make an ID, we're
going to have to let him go.

Jodie? Yes or no?

No.