Law & Order UK Season 2 Episode 6 Honour Bound
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00:00What?
00:02No, what is the deal of you?
00:04Oh, don't worry about it. He's a puppy, isn't he?
00:10Yeah.
00:16We've got four cameras supposed to be delivering pictures. Why is it not working?
00:21Those ceilings, all this concrete, interferes with the signal.
00:26Well, we've got no visual on the target.
00:28I'm trying to fix it.
00:30Get back to the car.
00:37Come back to the car, we were told to stay here.
00:52Okay.
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03:08Somebody better tell me how this happened.
03:11Uh, DSG Valentine.
03:13Go.
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03:24Go.
03:25Get your clothes over to forensics.
03:27You're entitled to a Fed rep.
03:29Yeah, of course.
03:32Simple operation, you said.
03:35No one should have got hurt.
03:37I said we didn't bring the gun, gov.
03:39DPS wants statements first thing.
03:42Total transparency.
03:44Yes?
03:45Yes.
03:54Everybody got a light?
03:56A light.
03:57Investigation.
03:58Well, we all know what happened.
03:59And Matt and you saw on the floor go for the gun, yeah?
04:04Well, I saw the struggle, definitely.
04:07Are you sure that's how it started?
04:08Yeah, yeah, I wasn't thinking straight.
04:10I was just trying to save this fellow here.
04:11Well, I wouldn't be here without you, Jim, thanks.
04:16That's fine.
04:18I'm sorry, guys.
04:19Don't worry, Jim, you didn't have a choice.
04:28So, you're round the back, opening the boot when you hear a shot.
04:32Shaheed and a four must have been waiting until it was one-on-one.
04:35Just keep to the facts, DS Brooks.
04:37I'll make my own interpretations, thank you.
04:39How many shots were fired?
04:43Just the one.
04:46Had Shaheed and four been at all threatening in his behaviour prior to the shooting?
04:51Not while I was at the front of the car.
04:53He didn't seem at all agitated, anxious.
04:56Well, it was a drugs deal.
04:58Everyone gets a bit anxious.
04:59How did this operation come about?
05:06DS Valentine brought us a tip-off regarding a large amount of pure-grade heroin that was about to come into the country.
05:14Why did he come to you specifically?
05:16We both joined CID around about the same time.
05:20Worked alongside each other for several years.
05:22Do you know him socially?
05:23Is that relevant?
05:27If I've asked you, yes.
05:32Yes, we've socialised.
05:36Has he ever contacted you with tip-offs before now?
05:39No.
05:40Then why this time?
05:43Because it was on our patch.
05:45And that's the only reason.
05:46It's enough, isn't it?
05:53So, you got out of the car, contrary to operational briefing.
05:57The signals weren't coming through.
05:59There was interference.
06:00I was concerned that we wouldn't get a visual on the target.
06:03Did DS Moynihan tell you to get back in the car?
06:06Yeah, she did, but then...
06:07Then why didn't you?
06:13I didn't want to leave my colleagues exposed.
06:16I was using my initiative.
06:18Instead of keeping to your assigned duty in the assigned location?
06:21You have to make the best decisions...
06:23...in limited time with the available resources.
06:25Did you have a clear view of DS Brooks as he walked to the back of the car?
06:30No, there were concrete pillars in the way.
06:31Did you have a clear view of DS Valentine and Shahid Nafur?
06:36Pretty much.
06:44Yes.
06:45Did you see Shahid Nafur pull a gun on DS Valentine?
06:59Hello, mate.
07:00My partner, what are you having?
07:02Uh, a pint, please, Dawn.
07:04That DPS lady's a bundle of fun, isn't she?
07:07I thought she was going to become the third Mrs Brooks.
07:09I didn't see Shahid Nafur pull their gun.
07:13I don't think it happened that way.
07:14I told her.
07:15I'm not going to lie.
07:17Who said anything about lying?
07:21Well, you more or less told me exactly what to say right after the incident.
07:24No, I didn't.
07:25I was just going through what happened because it was so quick.
07:27Okay, anyway, I pulled everything we've got on this Shahid Nafur.
07:30And the reason for that is?
07:34Well, if I've got the DPS on my back, I want another full SP.
07:38Anyway, turns out this Nafur character was arrested by uniform last week in Brixton with half a kilo of heroin on him.
07:45Okay, which proves he was a drug dealer.
07:47He was arrested last week.
07:48What was he doing meeting us last night?
07:51He should have been banged up.
07:53He got out on bail.
07:55He wasn't even charged.
07:57Doesn't make any sense.
08:01Where are you going with this, mate?
08:05I reckon there's something bigger going on here.
08:08And I reckon your mate Jimmy knows all about it.
08:13Thought I'd find you here.
08:15Jimmy, I just got the news.
08:17The DPS woman's RP were in the clear.
08:20Thank God for that, eh?
08:22What are you having, Jim?
08:24Uh, a pint of that one.
08:29We shouldn't be digging around on other cases.
08:32I wouldn't ask if it wasn't important.
08:35Did you find anything?
08:37Yeah, you were right.
08:39Shahid Nafur was arrested for possession of heroin.
08:41So then what was he doing out in the street in the middle of a drug deal last night?
08:45No idea.
08:46He should have been charged and remanded in custody.
08:48Then why wasn't he?
08:49I can't find that out.
08:52Restricted access.
08:53I need to find out why he was released.
09:02Too many coincidences here.
09:05Well, why don't you try his brother?
09:09Last known address was a flat by Smithfield Market.
09:11I knew it.
09:15I knew it.
09:18And he didn't come back last night.
09:22I knew it.
09:25It got to him.
09:27And I'm going to be next.
09:29What do you mean?
09:30Who got to your brother, Omar?
09:35Omar.
09:35Omar.
09:35But Mason, my brother, was a drug to honor for him.
09:46Must have heard about the deal you lot made with Shade.
09:49Letting him off to give evidence against Mason.
09:52What are you talking about?
09:53What deal?
09:58Police told Shahid to keep working so Mason wouldn't suspect.
10:01They wanted Shahid to be their man on the inside.
10:07So, Shahid was a police informant?
10:10Last couple of days, it was worried Clyde Mason had found out.
10:14So, um, who was his police handler?
10:20Omar, do you know the names of any of the officers that he was working with?
10:23You wouldn't tell me, all right?
10:25Look, I ain't talking anymore, right?
10:27Otherwise, they're going to be coming for me next.
10:30Look, Omar, I'm sorry about your brother.
10:33Like, this was a terrible accident.
10:34Yeah, they make it look like an accident.
10:37Mason's hands are clean.
10:38That man's hands are always clean.
10:41I'm telling you, Mason had my brother killed.
10:47So, the conclusion you're jumping to is...
10:51No.
10:51...is that Jimmy Valentine, a serving and respected police officer,
10:56shoots then Shahid Neffar on behalf of Clyde Mason.
10:59Ron, I didn't tell the DPS the full story.
11:05I wasn't certain.
11:07But this...
11:08It backs up what I saw.
11:11And what did you see?
11:12Well, I'll tell you what I didn't see.
11:13I didn't see Shahid move first.
11:17In fact, if anything, I think I saw...
11:18I think I saw Jimmy go for his gun.
11:21Matt, you've just said it.
11:23You think you saw.
11:24How sure are you?
11:25The bloke was arrested last week.
11:27He shouldn't have been on the street.
11:28I asked you, how sure?
11:3020%, 80%, 40%...
11:32I'm sure what I didn't see.
11:34I did not see Shahid go for his gun.
11:38Didn't see it.
11:39Not good enough.
11:46You could ruin a man's career.
11:47Ronnie, listen.
11:48Wait!
11:50Listen, sir.
11:51Just tell me one thing.
11:53Why would an informant turn his gun on a police officer?
11:55It just doesn't make any sense.
11:57I'll tell you what doesn't make any sense, Matt.
11:59You throwing around your accusations
12:01when you're not even sure of what you've seen, sir.
12:04Excuse me.
12:04There's only two people
12:10who know exactly what happened
12:12and one of them's dead
12:12and one of them happens to be Jimmy Valentine.
12:18I'm sorry.
12:20Look, I know this is difficult, Rob.
12:23And that's why I came to you.
12:26But I'm not going behind your back.
12:28I need you with me on this one.
12:30Jimmy Valentine is a good cover, okay?
12:32I'm not with you on this one.
12:50Six years ago,
12:52before Clyde Mason started taking control
12:55of South London's drug trade,
12:58Jimmy Valentine arrested him for possession.
13:00So how does that put
13:03Valentine and Mason in cahoots?
13:06Mason got off.
13:08Case never got to court.
13:09Just like it went this time.
13:11And both times,
13:12Jimmy Valentine's involved.
13:21Matt, do you realise what you're saying?
13:24This is bad enough.
13:25A civilian death
13:27without you making it into a conspiracy.
13:30Go, I can't ignore this.
13:32I need to find out
13:33why those charges were dropped
13:34six years ago against Mason.
13:38And I need you to be comfortable with that.
13:47You've got till this time tomorrow.
13:49After that,
13:51I've got to tell the DPS
13:52what you've just told me.
13:56Clyde Mason,
13:57possession charge six years ago.
13:58I've never got to court
13:59because the confiscated drugs
14:01won't walk about from the evidence store.
14:04From the station?
14:06One moment,
14:06it was there.
14:07The next conveniently mislaid.
14:09Mislaid?
14:11From the evidence store
14:12at the arresting CID?
14:14And without it,
14:14no case.
14:15Was Jimmy Valentine on duty
14:18when this evidence went missing?
14:20Along with 17 other officers,
14:23investigation found no fault
14:24with anyone on shift that day.
14:26No fault.
14:27Terrific.
14:28Matt, this doesn't prove anything.
14:29Except that Jimmy Valentine
14:31always seems to be around
14:32whenever something funny happens.
14:35You should talk to Ronnie.
14:38I tried.
14:40It didn't go too well.
14:41Morning, Rob.
14:47You following me, Jimmy?
14:50Man of routine, aren't you?
14:51Friday morning,
14:52white coffee, two sugars.
14:54Fresh bit of fish for supper.
14:58You, uh...
15:00got a light?
15:01Ha!
15:02And I'm a man of routine.
15:04You've never had a light, Jim.
15:07So how are your girls in?
15:08Always getting the better of me, Jim.
15:11You know what women are like.
15:13Take after their mum, do they?
15:17You hear me?
15:17We had some times, eh?
15:21I've been thinking a lot
15:22about that lately.
15:24All them days
15:25I had to sober you up.
15:26Well, that's 1,807 days
15:28clean now, Jim,
15:29and I'm very proud of it, mate.
15:31I always knew you'd do it.
15:33Even when you doubted yourself.
15:34Well,
15:38enough of the
15:39this is your life routine, Jimmy.
15:40What's going on?
15:42Your boy, Devlin.
15:46T.S. Devlin.
15:48And he ain't my boy.
15:49He's asking questions
15:51and those are through fires.
15:53And Clyde Mason.
15:56So?
15:57Well, if he's got questions,
15:59why don't you come to me direct?
16:00Billy, do me a favour, mate.
16:05Please, can you bag up
16:06that bit of mullet?
16:07Yeah, no problem, man.
16:10Let me talk to him.
16:13I need to be the...
16:15you know, face to face.
16:19Nothing lost your bowels here, Jim?
16:21Nothing going on?
16:23No.
16:24Five pounds, please, mate.
16:25Lovely shoes, Billy.
16:26Yeah.
16:27On me.
16:30What a phrase for, right?
16:39I'm starting to think
16:40you want to marry me.
16:42I'm sorry.
16:44Well, you're so interested
16:46in my past.
16:49I was investigating
16:50Clyde Mason.
16:53And your name came up.
16:55A couple of times, actually.
16:58Going after Mason?
17:00Well, why didn't you say
17:02you should have talked to me first?
17:04Did you know that Shaheed Nafor
17:06was one of Clyde Mason's
17:07drugs runners?
17:09Are you interviewing me?
17:12No.
17:13I'm not.
17:17So, tell me what you're
17:18investigating Clyde Mason for him.
17:20Why?
17:21So you can tip him off?
17:30Say that again.
17:35Say it again, sir.
17:38Matty, what are you waiting outside?
17:39Where were you
17:41six years ago
17:43when that evidence went missing
17:47from Clyde Mason's
17:48possession charge?
17:51Mat.
17:55I'm sorry.
17:56He's a one.
18:19He's a one-on-rot.
18:23But you didn't answer
18:29his question, Jimmy.
18:32You won't.
18:35Did you know that
18:36Shaheed Nafor
18:37used to work for Clyde Mason?
18:40Don't you still?
18:43You see, the thing is
18:44if anyone wanted to investigate
18:45my past collars, Jim,
18:47well, it'd be like
18:51water off a duck's back.
18:54What is this?
18:55They're all the stuff
18:55I've done for you.
18:58Don't lean on our past, Jim.
19:02Leave this one alone, Ron.
19:12I won't say it again.
19:13My old man used to say
19:29there's no such thing
19:30as a friend.
19:31Friends will always
19:32let you down.
19:33I used to look at them
19:34and think,
19:34what a miserable old bastard.
19:36I'd argue with them
19:37and say,
19:37Dad, you're wrong, mate.
19:39Tell you what, Matty,
19:40I bet he's looking down
19:41at me now,
19:42laughing his head off.
19:43Look, Ron, mate,
19:44he gives me no friends.
19:45Jimmy Valentine
19:45bought my fist for me today,
19:47right?
19:48Felt like he was
19:49buying me off.
19:51Come on,
19:52Jimmy's partner,
19:53what was she calling?
19:57There's nothing about this.
20:00What is the point
20:01of me doing this job,
20:03DS Moynihan?
20:04If all of my work
20:05is going to be
20:06undermined
20:06by people like you.
20:08Don't put this on me,
20:09right?
20:10I never wanted
20:11to be partnered
20:11with him.
20:13This last year
20:13has been the worst
20:14of my career.
20:15And what is that,
20:16exactly?
20:16Just leave me alone,
20:17all right?
20:22I've got a funny feeling
20:23about the other night
20:24in that car,
20:25Anna.
20:25All those fuzzy pictures.
20:28Did Jimmy get you
20:29to sabotage those images
20:30so that we would never
20:31have a clean recording?
20:32Is that what was going on?
20:34Anna,
20:36answer the question, Anna.
20:37You said there were
20:40things that I wasn't
20:41aware of.
20:42Things like?
20:44Well, we got there
20:45before you boys
20:46showed up.
20:49Jimmy told me
20:50that if anything
20:51untoward came up,
20:52I should follow
20:53whatever he said.
20:55So you knew
20:56that DS Valentine
20:57was going to shoot
20:58Shahidna Ford?
20:59On my life,
21:00I didn't know.
21:01Then why didn't you
21:02say anything
21:02after it happened?
21:04I've been taking
21:07money, all right?
21:11Jimmy gives him a cut.
21:12If I sold him
21:13out,
21:13I'm selling myself
21:14out as well.
21:15All right,
21:15so let me get this
21:16straight.
21:16You and Jimmy
21:17are both on the take
21:20from Clyde Mason,
21:21the biggest drugs
21:22dealer in all
21:23of South London.
21:23How did he know
21:23that was where
21:24the money was
21:25coming from?
21:25Well, it doesn't
21:26take a genius,
21:27Anna, does it?
21:31What are you
21:32going to do?
21:32No.
21:34What are you
21:35going to do,
21:37Detective Sergeant?
21:41Well, I'm giving
21:42you a chance to put
21:43your version of events.
21:46How many of which?
21:48You in there, Ron?
21:50You happy, son?
21:54I should be in there
21:55doing this.
21:56You're part of the
21:57incident.
21:57I know that you
21:58manufactured the
21:59shooting to make it
22:00look like an accident.
22:01You shot Shahid Nafor
22:04and Clyde Mason's
22:05instructions to stop
22:07Shahid giving evidence
22:08against Mason.
22:09No, no, no.
22:11Someone's got it in for me.
22:12I'm being stitched up here.
22:14Your partner,
22:16Anna Moynihan,
22:18she told us everything.
22:21She sold you out,
22:22I'm afraid.
22:26I've been putting
22:27villains away for
22:2830 years.
22:30Well, we are going to
22:31charge you with the
22:31murder of Shahid Nafor.
22:33It was a struggle.
22:40He pulled a gun on me.
22:44I saved S. Brooks'
22:46life.
22:54Well, yeah, that's it.
22:56Whitey.
23:15I'm not finished
23:16with you yet.
23:16I'm not finished
23:18with you yet.
23:26We've struggled
23:40to get Clyde Mason
23:41for years.
23:43He is the major player
23:45in the supply
23:46of street drunks.
23:47The failure
23:48to get
23:49Clyde Mason
23:50all but cost
23:51my predecessor
23:52his job.
23:54He's not going to
23:55do the same to me.
23:57So,
23:58I want you to offer
23:59Jimmy Valentine
24:00an arrangement
24:01under a
24:02section 71
24:03notice
24:04in return
24:06for everything
24:07he knows
24:07about Clyde Mason.
24:09Jimmy Valentine
24:09shot a man
24:11in cold blood.
24:11If we get
24:12Clyde Mason,
24:13it will save
24:14countless lives
24:15and put the supplies
24:16of drugs
24:17on the back foot.
24:18Now,
24:19if this means
24:20we go easy
24:21on Jimmy Valentine,
24:24I can live with that.
24:25And this wouldn't have
24:26anything to do
24:27with the adverse
24:28publicity of a police
24:29officer on trial
24:30for murder.
24:31James?
24:33You take the moral
24:34high ground,
24:35you stop me
24:36policing efficiently.
24:42I'm asking
24:43for your cooperation
24:44with the bigger picture.
24:46Will you put the deal
24:48to Jimmy Valentine
24:49or do I express
24:52my displeasure
24:53to your superior?
24:55I don't like it
24:56any more than you do.
24:58You certainly
24:58couldn't like it
24:59any less.
24:59This is about
25:00joined up thinking.
25:01No, George,
25:02it's about not thinking
25:03at all,
25:03doing what's expedient
25:04rather than what's right.
25:06Now, James,
25:06that is enough.
25:07We need to compromise,
25:08scale down the charge
25:10in exchange
25:10for information.
25:11Whatever information
25:13Jimmy Valentine has
25:14can never be commensurate
25:15with a man's life.
25:16What are we saying
25:17here, George?
25:18Murder's okay
25:18so long as you get
25:19Clyde Mason's
25:20email address.
25:20You're not the only one
25:21with principles, James.
25:23You're not the only one
25:24who has to swallow
25:24them down.
25:26You've been given
25:26a task here.
25:28Please,
25:29do your job.
25:35We'll charge
25:36manslaughter
25:37accepting Mr. Valentine's
25:38version of events
25:39if he tells us
25:40every detail
25:40of his transactions
25:41with Clyde Mason.
25:44Who's pulling
25:44your strings,
25:45though?
25:47I bet you're
25:48hating every minute
25:49of this.
25:50Do we have
25:51an agreement?
25:51No, we don't.
25:53It's an Alice
25:54in Wonderland proposal.
25:56You need to realign
25:57your expectations
25:58quite spectacularly,
25:59James.
26:00We expect
26:01nothing less
26:02than complete immunity
26:03and entry
26:04into the witness
26:05protection program.
26:06You can expect
26:06whatever you like,
26:07but I'm not going
26:08to disrespect
26:08a dead man's honor
26:10by giving in
26:10to your wish list.
26:12A drug dealer
26:13pulled a gun.
26:13There was a struggle
26:14during which
26:15the gun went off.
26:16Evelyn,
26:16I am really
26:17looking forward
26:18to seeing you
26:19run that one
26:19before a jury.
26:20I'm not quite
26:20looking forward
26:21to it myself,
26:22particularly given
26:23that you have
26:23no case.
26:24We've got sworn
26:25evidence from
26:26Anna Moynihan.
26:27Oh, good luck
26:28with that.
26:29She'll tell you
26:29black's white
26:30if you pay her enough.
26:31Yeah, well,
26:32you'd know.
26:35You show me
26:36some respect.
26:38I served this city
26:41for 30 years.
26:42What have you done?
26:42Six months typing?
26:44Or just a few favors
26:45for your bossing?
26:46If Miss Moynihan's
26:48evidence is true,
26:48then she's also
26:49an accomplice,
26:50which renders her
26:51evidence worthless
26:52without corroboration.
26:53The corroboration
26:54was behind the radiator
26:57in her garage.
26:59She kept every note
27:00you bribed her with.
27:03Is that what she's saying?
27:06Bless her.
27:06It sounds to me
27:09like you have
27:09a terrific case
27:10against Anna Moynihan,
27:13not us.
27:16I'm always available
27:17the moment you come
27:19to your senses.
27:25Evelyn Wyndham
27:26wants a free pass
27:28for Jimmy Valentine,
27:29complete immunity.
27:31She could whistle for that.
27:34We need more leverage
27:35on Valentine
27:35if we're going to get him
27:36to surrender details
27:37on Clyde Mason.
27:39Something which will
27:39scare him into realizing
27:41he's got no choice.
27:42What did you get
27:43on his property?
27:44Anything you can use
27:45against them now?
27:46Nothing from his flat,
27:47his car,
27:48or even the self-storage
27:49unit that he rented.
27:51He's not stupid.
27:52He knows what the police
27:53look for.
27:53Everybody is always stupid
27:54somewhere along the line.
27:56Just tiny details.
27:57That's all that it takes.
28:01Do we check his own work locker?
28:07Vodka.
28:08Fags.
28:16Porn.
28:17Who says coppers
28:18don't read?
28:20That's all there is.
28:21Not just porn.
28:23Shopping too.
28:25Didn't know Valentine
28:26had any romantic attachments.
28:28What was he doing
28:29with an underwear catalogue?
28:31Transrestite maybe.
28:32Think he's the type.
28:33Oh,
28:33didn't know my ex
28:34was the type.
28:36Account number
28:36on the address label
28:38could mean he's
28:38a regular customer.
28:40If they've got
28:40an account for him,
28:41they'll have a record
28:42of any delivery addresses.
28:47Oh,
28:47you must have
28:47really impressed Jimmy
28:48for him to buy you
28:49that flat.
28:51I'm not stupid,
28:52Mary,
28:53I do my research.
28:54Whatever you want to know,
28:56I haven't got a clue about.
28:57Mary,
28:58an innocent man
28:59was killed.
28:59Jimmy Valentine
29:00could be involved.
29:01You're protecting
29:02a murderer.
29:04Bloody need
29:04this had happened.
29:05Did Jimmy Valentine
29:06ever talk about
29:07Clyde Mason?
29:10He never talked
29:11about him,
29:13but he met him here.
29:15He said he needed
29:16somewhere out of the way
29:18to do a little business.
29:20Okay,
29:20I'm going to need you
29:21to give a statement
29:22to that effect.
29:23No.
29:27But you can have
29:28the tape.
29:30I'm sorry?
29:31I've got a camera
29:32set up for the clients.
29:34Didn't take much
29:34to film them.
29:35Get myself
29:36little insurance
29:37for a rainy day.
29:40Now,
29:40is that enough
29:41for you to leave me alone?
29:44Mary Aliadier
29:46is a prostitute
29:47with a criminal record
29:48for four counts
29:49of GBH.
29:50She's an unreliable witness.
29:52Her video
29:53of your client
29:55meeting Clyde Mason
29:56at her flat
29:57looked very reliable,
29:59now.
30:01I'd almost say
30:02it was
30:02persuasive.
30:07Now,
30:07Mr. Valentine,
30:08one last chance.
30:10Give evidence
30:11against Clyde Mason.
30:12We'll scale down
30:13the charge.
30:13You'd be guilty.
30:14I'll listen
30:15to yourself.
30:17How long
30:18do you think
30:18I'd last in sight
30:19if I cross?
30:21Mason's got
30:22people everywhere.
30:23I hope the money
30:24that Clyde Mason
30:25offered you
30:26to dishonor
30:26your police oath
30:27was worth it,
30:28Mr. Valentine.
30:32Final offer.
30:37Bollocks.
30:41Good.
30:42Good.
30:44The charge
30:45is murder.
30:51James,
30:52the Venswellen Authority
30:54dedicated Clyde Mason.
30:56He's been spotted
30:58in Caracas.
30:59There's no
30:59extradition treaty.
31:01We don't stand
31:02a chance
31:03of getting hold
31:03of him.
31:05Valentine's defense
31:06is that Mason
31:07threatened to
31:07harm his family,
31:09that he had no choice
31:10but to do
31:10what he did,
31:11which used to
31:12manslaughter
31:13and could be out
31:13in four years.
31:19How hard
31:20did you try,
31:21James?
31:22I'm sorry?
31:23You didn't push him,
31:24did you?
31:26He gave you
31:27the answer you wanted.
31:28You wanted him
31:28on trial all along.
31:30I did
31:31what George
31:32sent me to do.
31:33Am I happy
31:34to be prosecuting
31:35Jimmy Valentine?
31:36Jimmy Valentine?
31:36Yeah.
31:37He's a policeman
31:38who shot a civilian.
31:39How should we
31:40make an example
31:41of him
31:41rather than let
31:42police gain
31:42crucial intelligence
31:43on a major drug baron?
31:45The police
31:45want corruption
31:46held to account.
31:47You ask Matt and Ronnie.
31:48They want Valentine
31:49in court.
31:50I'm doing this for them.
31:51What if we lose?
31:53Valentine walks free
31:54and we've gained nothing.
31:56I won't lose.
31:58It's time.
32:02Are you with me?
32:09Clive Mason
32:11paid myself
32:12and DS Moynihan
32:14to keep things
32:15smooth for him.
32:16What were his instructions
32:18to you
32:19regarding
32:20Shahid Nafor?
32:21Mason heard
32:22that Shahid
32:23was now
32:23a police informant.
32:25Shahid knew a lot
32:26about Mason's operations
32:28so Mason told me
32:30to take him
32:31out of the game.
32:33Meaning to kill him?
32:34Well, I said no,
32:35of course.
32:38And that's when
32:39he threatened
32:40my family.
32:42My mother
32:43and both my sisters.
32:45So if you
32:47didn't kill
32:48Shahid
32:48your own family
32:49would die?
32:52Yeah, that's right.
32:53Yeah.
32:54What happened
32:55the night
32:56of Mr. Nafor's death?
32:58Well, I arranged
32:58a team.
33:00I made sure
33:01I was paired
33:02with DS Brooks.
33:04Why was that?
33:06Well, I knew
33:07that Ron would go
33:07along with
33:08whatever happened.
33:11In what way?
33:14Well, he looked out
33:15for me before
33:16about six years
33:18back.
33:19I'd arrested
33:20Clyde Mason
33:20on possession
33:21of heroine
33:22and while Mason
33:23was awaiting bail
33:24he offered
33:25me an arrangement.
33:27This was when
33:28your association
33:29with Clyde Mason
33:30began?
33:32Yeah, he paid
33:33me off
33:34and I in turn
33:34paid off
33:35DS Brooks.
33:36My lady,
33:37please.
33:37DS Brooks
33:39was present
33:39on the evening
33:40of Mr. Nafor's death.
33:42evidence
33:42regarding his
33:43character
33:44is crucial.
33:45Mr. Steele,
33:46you'll have your chance
33:48to cross-examine.
33:59I bribed DS Brooks
34:01to make sure
34:03that the heroine
34:04we found
34:04on Clyde Mason
34:06went walkabout
34:07from the evidence store.
34:08Are you certain
34:10DS Brooks
34:12did as you requested?
34:14Oh, I'm certain
34:15he took the heroine,
34:16yeah.
34:20I'm certain
34:21because he gave
34:22half of it to me.
34:23did you remove
34:38the heroine
34:38from the evidence
34:39store?
34:40Of course I didn't.
34:41Then why is
34:42Jimmy Valentine
34:42saying that you did?
34:44What do you think?
34:45He's trying to
34:46stitch me up
34:47and you're doing
34:48exactly what he wants.
34:50I've been through
34:51the logs for that day.
34:52The evidence
34:53was reported
34:53missing of 1442.
34:56Where were you
34:57at that time?
34:59Oh, it's
34:59six years ago.
35:05I was at home.
35:11You didn't sign out
35:12until 1807.
35:17DS Brooks,
35:18where were you
35:18that afternoon?
35:19I've already told you
35:22I was at my house.
35:25This is my fault.
35:26I should never
35:26have started this.
35:28I signed in
35:28at 9am
35:29then I went
35:30straight back home.
35:32I didn't do
35:32any work that day
35:33and one of my colleagues
35:34signed me out
35:34later on the day.
35:36So you were away
35:37from your place of duty
35:38without authority?
35:42I was drinking then.
35:43I'm a recovering
35:47alcoholic.
35:49You were drunk
35:50on the job?
36:05Can anyone
36:06corroborate the fact
36:07that you were
36:08at home that day?
36:08No.
36:21I need you
36:22in the witness box
36:23for repeating
36:23what you just said
36:24in there.
36:25We have to
36:26discredit
36:26Valentine's story
36:27and convince
36:28the jury
36:28that every word
36:29he says
36:30is unreliable.
36:30No way.
36:31My statement
36:31is already
36:32on record
36:33and I'm not
36:33having that
36:34smart-ass barrister
36:35nipping away at me.
36:36But if you don't
36:37appear she'll use
36:38that to make
36:39the jury doubt
36:39your innocence.
36:40I'm not talking
36:41under oath
36:41and I'm not being
36:42cross-examined,
36:43okay?
36:44Why the hell not?
36:44What have you
36:45got to hide?
36:45Don't push me
36:46on stuff you
36:47don't understand.
36:48I am not
36:49on trial here.
36:50Ronnie,
36:51if the jury
36:51believes
36:52Valentine's accusation
36:53he could get off.
36:54You've got a duty
36:55to give evidence.
36:56Don't!
37:07James.
37:11Don't tell me
37:12what I have to do.
37:30I can't go
37:31in that witness box.
37:32I can't go
37:33in that witness box.
37:36It's complicated.
37:44You're a copper, Ron.
37:46You live for this job.
37:48And I could charge you
37:50with perverting
37:50the course of justice.
37:53Be the end of your mate.
37:56I've admitted
37:57I've made mistakes,
37:58okay?
37:59And I've put them right.
38:01But I'm the best
38:04I can be now, Matt.
38:06Truly, I am.
38:09So when do I get
38:10a break, eh?
38:12When do I get
38:13forgiven?
38:13I didn't take that
38:18heroin.
38:23You believe me,
38:24don't you?
38:27Of course.
38:28I've tracked down
38:38all the police officers
38:39on duty in the station
38:40when the drugs
38:41weren't missing.
38:42Is this about
38:42defending Ronnie Brooks
38:44or prosecuting
38:45Jimmy Valentine?
38:46Well, we clear
38:47Ronnie.
38:48It helps us in court.
38:49Now, none of the
38:50other officers can remember
38:51seeing Ronnie that day
38:52and then there's
38:53Alan Spector.
38:55Food from the glint
38:55in your eye
38:56must be significant.
38:57Yes and no.
38:59He's dead.
39:01So we're getting
39:01a psychic
39:02to take sworn evidence.
39:03All of his colleagues
39:04say that Spector
39:05and Valentine
39:05were close.
39:07So with Valentine
39:08and Ronnie
39:09doesn't get us anyway.
39:10Except Spector
39:11was called
39:11to give evidence
39:12in a court case
39:13six months later.
39:14He was cross-examined
39:16under oath
39:16as to whether
39:17he's ever known
39:18police officers
39:18to tamper with evidence.
39:21Well, he refused
39:22to answer.
39:23The judge held
39:24him in contempt
39:25of court
39:26threw him
39:26in the cells
39:26overnight
39:27then he resigns
39:28from the service
39:28shortly after.
39:31Find out
39:32who his brief was
39:32and talk to him
39:33as soon as you can.
39:34If we don't get
39:35Ronnie off the hook
39:36then Valentine
39:36will be free.
39:38The meeting
39:38with Spector's brief
39:39is already set up.
39:40Somebody please
39:41enlighten me.
39:42If Ronnie Bruce
39:42had nothing to do
39:43with that heroine
39:44going missing
39:45why won't he
39:45give evidence
39:46in court?
39:55Ronnie?
40:08Hello, Liz.
40:10Long time.
40:13So,
40:15Detective Inspector
40:16now then?
40:17Oh, yes.
40:19You stayed at DS?
40:20Well,
40:23I always liked
40:24the walking.
40:31I've been following
40:33the Jimmy Valentine
40:34case.
40:36Years ago
40:37I told you
40:37what you're back
40:38with him.
40:40Yeah.
40:42Well,
40:42you told me
40:42a lot of stuff
40:43I should have
40:43listened to.
40:44you told him
40:47where you were
40:47that day.
40:49I did,
40:50yeah.
40:52You told him
40:53who you were with?
40:57Well,
40:58it doesn't matter
40:58now.
40:59It does matter.
41:00It's your reputation
41:01you could be charged.
41:05I want to give
41:06evidence.
41:10Sorry, Liz.
41:13Can't let you
41:13do that.
41:14You don't have
41:21to protect me.
41:27You still with him?
41:32Yeah.
41:35Well,
41:36that's the end
41:36of that then.
41:39You go in that
41:40courtroom,
41:40it all comes out.
41:41I can't just
41:41look the other way.
41:43Liz,
41:43please
41:46don't go near
41:48that witness box.
41:51You have a lovely life.
41:53Don't put it
41:53on the line
41:54for me.
41:54whatever DS Alan Spector
42:08did or did not confess
42:09while I was
42:10representing him
42:11is privileged information.
42:14A police officer's career
42:15is on the line.
42:16Give me an
42:16off-the-record
42:17confirmation.
42:18I'd owe you one.
42:19That's the most
42:20beautiful girl
42:21I've met this week
42:22or is Crown Prosecutor.
42:24Prosecutor.
42:25But God's
42:26taunt me again.
42:27All right.
42:32If aliens don't
42:34descend from the skies
42:35within the next
42:36couple of seconds,
42:37you can assume
42:37Alan Spector
42:38confessed to stealing
42:40Clyde Mason's drugs
42:41from the police
42:42evidence store.
42:44We know
42:44Spector took the drugs,
42:46we know
42:46Ronnie is innocent,
42:47and we know
42:48Valentine lied,
42:49but it's all
42:50inadmissible.
42:50There must be
42:51a way to waive
42:52privilege.
42:53Yeah, but it'll
42:53still be hearsay.
42:54Do we know
42:55Liz Waitman?
42:57She asked me to
42:58call her.
42:58She says she's got
42:59information on Ronnie.
43:02What are you doing?
43:03This is wrong.
43:04I'm not having this.
43:05Please, James,
43:06Liz, you've got to
43:07go home, love.
43:07You ain't giving evidence.
43:08You're not the boss
43:09of me, Ronnie.
43:11You never were.
43:15This is going to
43:17destroy your family.
43:18Without Liz,
43:19I don't think
43:20we can convict
43:21Jimmy Valentine.
43:22At least this way
43:22we stand a chance.
43:25Please, Ronnie.
43:35Detective Inspector
43:37Elizabeth Waitman.
43:39How long have you
43:40been a police officer?
43:4124 years.
43:43And you worked
43:44out of the station
43:45where Clyde Mason's
43:46heroin went missing?
43:47Yes.
43:48I spent that day
43:51with D.S. Brooks
43:52at his flat.
43:54We were together
43:55all of the day
43:56and the whole night.
43:59When I left
44:00the next morning,
44:01he was asleep.
44:03He couldn't have
44:03taken that evidence.
44:05You're quite certain
44:06of the date?
44:08Yes.
44:10It was two days
44:12before my tenth
44:12wedding anniversary.
44:15No further questions.
44:21Where did your husband
44:22think you were
44:23when you were
44:24committing adultery,
44:25D.S. Brooks?
44:27I told him I was
44:29working.
44:31So you lied?
44:33Yes.
44:35Have you made a habit
44:36of adultery?
44:36My lady,
44:37is this relevant?
44:38How is it not relevant?
44:42I'll allow it.
44:49How many other men
44:50have you cheated on
44:51your husband with,
44:52Mrs. Wakeman?
44:52Mrs. Wakeman?
45:10Two.
45:13Three adulterous
45:15affairs,
45:16all of which involve
45:17copious amounts
45:18of lying.
45:19my husband
45:24and I
45:25went through
45:26a difficult
45:27period.
45:30Clearly.
45:32Could you
45:33please explain
45:34to the jury
45:35why they should
45:36believe the word
45:37of a proven
45:38adulterous liar?
45:39Yes.
45:40Did you enjoy
45:55yourself?
45:58You're not
45:58supposed to be
45:59here.
46:03You
46:04humiliated
46:07her.
46:08No, I
46:09didn't.
46:11She did
46:12that to
46:12herself
46:12with a little
46:13assistance
46:13from you.
46:33I'm so sorry,
46:34Ronnie.
46:34Now they've
46:37discredited
46:37Liz,
46:38the jury
46:38will probably
46:39believe
46:40Jimmy's
46:40version of
46:40events.
46:42And we
46:44don't stand
46:44a chance
46:45of getting
46:45in with
46:45what we've
46:46got.
46:51We'll do it
46:51my way now
46:52then,
46:52shall we?
46:53What were you
47:11telling me about
47:12men and
47:13routine,
47:13Jimmy?
47:14There you
47:15are.
47:16Still coming up
47:17to the roof of
47:18your building
47:19because you won't
47:20have a cigarette
47:20in your own
47:21flat.
47:29We know
47:30each other
47:30too well.
47:46Things we've been
47:46through, Jim.
47:47Stuff we've done,
47:48mate.
47:50We've got to sort
47:51this out
47:51between us.
47:52You know that,
47:52don't you?
48:01I didn't know you
48:02cared, Jimmy.
48:03Well, you can't blame
48:28them then for
48:28trying, can you?
48:29talk as much
48:33as you like.
48:35Why did you
48:36tell the court
48:37I ripped off
48:38the evidence
48:38store, Jimmy?
48:40All the times
48:41I saved you,
48:42Ron.
48:44Wiped the puke
48:45off your shirt,
48:46picked you up
48:47from the Florida
48:48gents,
48:50lent you a pair
48:50of trousers
48:51when you pissed
48:51your own,
48:52and you let
48:56your boy band
48:56partner come
48:57after me.
49:03You crossed the
49:04line, mate.
49:06You went and
49:07worked for Clyde
49:07Mason.
49:10Didn't happen
49:10that way.
49:13Started
49:13smallly off
49:14favour.
49:16Nothing big.
49:17We were
49:21mates, Jimmy.
49:23You stitched
49:24me up.
49:27You knew I
49:28didn't take
49:29those drugs
49:29from that
49:29store.
49:30Of course
49:31you didn't.
49:34I told
49:35Alan Spector
49:36to do it.
49:39Had you
49:40lot chasing
49:40your toes
49:41like,
49:41didn't I?
49:41you know
49:47the worst
49:47thing,
49:47mate?
49:50You was a
49:51great copper,
49:51Jim.
49:53Really,
49:54one of the
49:54best.
49:56Overconfident,
49:58but a great
49:59copper.
50:00Yeah,
50:00what do I get
50:01for it?
50:02All them
50:03villains
50:03getting rich,
50:05having a better
50:06life than me.
50:08Villains
50:09who weren't
50:09half as clever
50:10as me.
50:12That made
50:12you want to
50:13work for
50:13Clyde Mason,
50:14did it?
50:15He looked
50:15after me,
50:16I looked
50:16after him.
50:18Nobody got
50:19it.
50:22Until
50:22she'd
50:22eaten a
50:23four.
50:27Mason
50:28had too
50:28much of me.
50:32I had
50:33no choice.
50:40did you get
50:49that,
50:49boys?
50:51What?
50:55It's a
50:55microphone,
50:56Jim.
50:58Like I
50:59said,
51:00overconfident.
51:02members of the
51:15jury,
51:16I have reached a
51:17verdict upon
51:18which you are
51:18all agreed.
51:20Yes.
51:22On count one,
51:23the murder of
51:24Shaheed
51:25Nafur,
51:26do you find the
51:27defendant guilty
51:28guilty or not
51:29guilty?
51:32Guilty.
51:39Guilty.
51:40Guilty.
51:42Guilty.
51:43Guilty.
51:44Guilty.
51:45Guilty.
51:46Guilty.
51:47Guilty.
51:48Guilty.
51:49Guilty.
51:50Guilty.
51:51Guilty.
51:52Guilty.
51:53Guilty.
51:54Guilty.
51:55Guilty.
51:56Guilty.
51:57Guilty.
51:58Guilty.
51:59Guilty.
52:00Guilty.
52:01Guilty.
52:02Guilty.
52:03Guilty.
52:04Guilty.
52:05Guilty.
52:06Guilty.
52:07Guilty.
52:08Guilty.
52:09Guilty.
52:10Guilty.
52:10Lizzie's trying to talk to her husband, begging him not to leave.
52:40I loved her once you know, her and Jimmy were my life for a while.
52:59I'm so sorry mate, I can't make it better but, Chips?
53:09Hold me.
53:39I'm so sorry mate, I can't make it better.
53:46I'm so sorry mate, I can't make it better.
53:53I'm so sorry mate, I can't make it better.
54:00I'm so sorry mate, I can't make it better.
54:04I'm so sorry mate, I can't make it better.
54:11I'm so sorry mate, I can't make it better.
54:17I'm so sorry mate, I can't make it better.