Ridley

[Electronic dance music playing] [Indistinct chatter] Man: Wicked party, mate!

[Crowd cheering] Woman: Thank you all for joining us to celebrate the wonderful engagement between my son Oliver and his beautiful bride to be Amelia.

[Silverware clanging against glasses] Aw.

As you all know, Oliver has been my rock, which is why I am also proud to announce Oliver as my successor when I step down as CEO at the end of the year.

Shall we raise our glasses to the beautiful couple Oliver and Amelia?

All: To Oliver and Amelia.

Woman: Cheers.

[Cheering] Now let's party.

[Cork pops] Jacko?

How old is he now?

Oh, God.

23?

No.

[Cell phone ringing] No, it's 25.

Is he 25?

OK. [Indistinct chatter] Amelia, can I just borrow you for a sec?

Ah.

Yeah.

Right.

Something at work's come up, sweetheart.

Do you really have to leave?

I won't be long, I promise.

OK.

Thank you.

[Cell phone ringing] All right.

What do you want?

[Slow jazz playing] Hey!

Not so fast, you.

What?

I made us breakfast.

Look.

I count 30 minutes of quality time that we can squeeze in, so I thought I'd grab you before you ran out the door.

Yeah.

I'm not that hungry.

It doesn't matter.

You've got to eat, so come on.

Sit.

Come on.

Sit.

Everything's been getting in between us... [Cell phone ringing] having any time together.

Work, Meadow.

[Ringing stops] OK. And I'm sorry.

All right.

So... are you liking your new college?

Not bad.

Yeah?

There's more classes.

Oh.

Hmm.

Have you made any new friends?

Couple.

Hmm.

Well, do you want to tell me about them?

Just a few mates, Mum.

Hmm.

What, like that boy racer I saw you speeding away with in a car a few weeks back, the music blasting?

You mean Jordan?

Oh, is that his name?

Jordan.

Does he go to your college?

Can you just be a mum and not a detective?

OK.

I'm sorry.

It's just...we used to talk about everything.

I used to know what was going on in your life.

It's just a mate.

I don't want to talk about it.

OK.

I thought maybe-- I got to go.

We'll catch up later.

Promise.

[Sighs] [Door shuts] [Static popping] [Cell phone ringing and vibrating] [Grunts] [Sighs] Yes, Carol?

Carol: Ah.

Ridley.

No, no.

Go ahead.

Yeah.

Yeah.

No worries, no worries.

I could, uh--I could do with a distraction, to tell you the truth.

Heh heh.

Yeah.

OK. See you there.

Bye.

Ahh.

Oh, God.

[Indistinct chatter] Morning, sir.

Sir.

All right.

[Radio chatter] Hi.

Just round to the left.

Thanks.

Thanks.

Ridley: Carol.

Ah.

Ridley.

Thanks for coming at such short notice.

I'm really up against it, mate.

Yeah.

No worries, no worries.

So what have we got?

Uh, a man shot dead at an underground rave.

His name's Oliver Grant, age 26.

He's a CFO at a property developers, Grant Construction and Development.

The body's in the cellar.

Let's take a look.

Well, judging by the excess blood, the bullet struck the thoracic cavity.

Carol: Do we have an approximate time of death?

Um, rigor mortis places it between midnight and 3 a.m. What about a murder weapon?

Nothing.

Hmm.

So this is all his development?

Yes, and it looks like someone had the idea of turning it into a rave.

[Clap echoes] No one heard the gunshot?

Well, from down here, it's likely the sound of a gunshot would have been muted.

Right.

I mean, wearing all this gear, he must have stuck out like a sore thumb.

We found his wallet full of cash and his credit card, all untouched.

Carol: So that rules out a robbery then?

Was it targeted?

Well... the evidence suggests he put up a struggle.

Now, once we run a postmortem, the torn shirt might give us some more clues about what happened to him.

We also found these drugs.

They've got a distinct green frog logo on them.

One of the ravers had them.

They change all the time.

Run them through the database.

Hmm.

Poor lad.

We've detained the partygoer who found the body.

He's in possession of Class A drugs.

Great.

Can answer a few questions at the station.

Anything else we found out?

Ravers were mostly from the local uni.

It was an underground rave pre-arranged on social media.

Right.

Have we identified the organizer?

Still looking into it, but the parties have been going on for months in building sites in the area.

It must be a nightmare for the developers.

Let's interview them, see if we can find out who the organizer is.

So the question is did Oliver Grant attempt to shut down this rave and then was killed in the process?

Possibly.

Next of kin?

Well, it's a family business.

Sarita Grant is the CEO and mother of the deceased.

OK. Carol: I'm so sorry we have to ask you questions at such a difficult time.

Why did Oliver leave the engagement party early?

Amelia: Ahem.

He had a phone call.

Ridley: Right, and do we know who made the call, or...

He just said it was work and that he'd be back.

Work?

Right.

So he didn't mention he was going to one of his development sites?

Man: No.

Carol: What time did he leave?

It was around 11ish.

Ridley: And how did he leave?

Did he drive his car?

Did he take a cab, or-- Sarita: He went in his new car, uh, a gift for his recent promotion.

Carol: And when Oliver didn't come back to his engagement party, did you call anyone?

I just waited up for him most of the night.

Man: And I was calling him nonstop.

We were worried.

Was it unusual for him to leave late like that?

No.

Heh.

Not at all.

Well, he usually is out working late, but when I woke up the next day and he wasn't there, I panicked, and I knew something was wrong.

Carol: What did Oliver do at the company, Mrs. Grant?

He was in charge of the new property developments.

We specialize in commercial renovations in underdeveloped areas.

And can I ask you what position you promoted him to?

He was to take over from me as the new CEO.

Carol: Ah.

And, Mrs. Grant, if it's OK with you, we're gonna need to confirm Oliver's phone number.

It will just help us track down who it was that called him away.

Sarita: Yes.

Of course.

Carol: Thank you.

Sarita: I have his number... So do you know anything about these underground raves at building sites?

I just heard they gave us developers a lot of headaches.

I recommended we hire security at our sites.

So why didn't that happen?

Because that decision is not mine to make.

That was left to Oliver and my mum, but anyway, Amelia, myself, and my mother are all upset.

We'd appreciate the space to grieve.

Yeah.

If you have any pressing questions, please get in touch.

I'm sorry.

Thank you.

Thanks for your time.

It's funny, isn't it?

The family said they were worried, but why didn't they call the police?

Hmm.

Seems strange they didn't.

You know, there's hardly any photographs of Lewis in there.

I noticed.

Oliver seemed to take center stage.

Well, whoever organized that underground rave, let's start by tracking them down.

Good idea.

[Car lock beeps] Carol: OK, Charlie.

Do you want to tell us why we found a pharmacy full of Class A drugs on you?

I can't believe I'm gonna get a criminal record.

How much trouble am I in?

Well, that depends on how truthful you are.

Now, what were you doing on that lower floor?

You knew the body of Oliver Grant-- this man--was down there, didn't you?

No, I--I swear I didn't.

I was just walking around, looking for my phone, I promise.

OK. Well, do you want to tell us how you ended up there?

Uh, through a notification on my socials.

From who?

An account tagged @GlowUpGirlxx.

Carol: OK, so who is GlowUpGirlxx?

I don't know.

It could be anyone.

It's just the person who sets up the parties.

Charlie, let me level with you, mate.

Possession of Class A drugs is a chargeable offense, right, but since you don't have a criminal record, you might be looking at a caution, maybe even a warning.

Now tell us, who are the dealers that sold you the drugs?

I don't know them.

They weren't uni students.

I just remember hearing something about a--a go kart track.

Carol: So, Oliver Grant, CFO of family-run Grant Construction and Development, received a phone call and leaves his engagement dinner early and then turns up dead at an underground rave on one of his own sites.

Goodwin: Have we been able to identify who called Oliver?

What do we have on his phone records?

Darren: The call logs on his phone show the number was a pay-as-you-go phone.

Which means we'll have to explore other avenues to find out who called him.

So, Oliver learns his business is being targeted.

Why didn't he call the police?

Well, I mean, it's not good for your reputation to have an illegal rave on your business premises, so he probably thought, "I don't want this getting out, so I'll go down and confront these people myself."

Carol: Which brings us to our next question.

Who did Oliver run into?

Now, based on these pills that we found at the site with a distinct frog logo on them, we're potentially looking at a set of drug dealers that might have been operating there that night.

We've run the logo through other intelligence units.

They've located similar pills with the same logo in the Manchester area.

Any names of known dealers come to the surface?

No.

But the straggler we interviewed-- Charlie--talked about a go kart track.

We're looking into it.

Carol: Which brings us back to the phone call that Oliver received.

Was it an associate that was trying to warn him about the underground rave?

Where are we with the social media account that organized the rave?

Well, we've identified the organizer.

Online, she's known as GlowUpGirlxx, but when tracing her profile back through tagged photos and associated accounts, it looks like it could be this person-- Ava Tunstall.

Carol: She's a model and social media influencer.

She got thousands of followers online.

Anything on the national database?

No criminal history.

But, seeing as she's the one that's organized the underground rave, the least she can do is answer some questions that we have about Oliver.

Let's pay her a visit.

So what's all this about?

Carol: Ava, listen.

We know that you've been using a social media handle to organize illegal underground raves up and down the area in dangerous building sites.

Yeah, like the one last night, where Oliver Grant was found dead.

He's dead?

Yeah.

Surely you knew.

Well, then we're sorry, but he was found dead this morning.

Ava, it would really help us if you told us everything you know.

Why don't you start by telling us what you saw when Oliver came to shut down the rave?

I didn't even know Oliver was there.

OK. Well, if you didn't see him there, was there anyone else involved in setting up the rave, someone who Oliver might have approached to shut it down?

No, there isn't.

It's just me who organizes it all.

So how well did you know Oliver?

Not that well.

I met him when I did photoshoots for his company brochure.

We'll need to know about the people who attended the rave.

Yeah, most of the people that came follow my Snap feed.

I can give you the names and profiles.

I organized the rave for fun.

I had no idea it would end up like this.

You ever seen anything like this before?

No.

I stay away from drugs.

Yeah, but you organize these parties.

I mean, surely you've seen people handing out drugs.

I can't control what people do on a night out.

Oliver received a call before he arrived at the rave.

Is there anyone else there who might have known him?

Not that I know of.

I don't know how he found out about the rave.

If I had seen him, I would have shut it down immediately.

Ridley: So, it looks like Oliver didn't go to shut that rave down after all.

Yeah.

So why was he there in the first place?

I mean, maybe he knew about the rave already.

Yeah, well, whatever his excuse was, it was good enough to leave his own engagement party.

She's got a pretty bougie city center apartment.

I mean, it must have cost a fortune.

I reckon her kitchen counter must have cost more than my annual salary.

Yeah, well, being an influencer certainly makes you a lot of dough these days, it seems.

You fancy a coffee?

Yeah.

Thanks.

Thank you.

All good?

Yeah, yeah.

I'm fine.

Sort of.

What's the story?

Uh... Jack.

Geri's worried he's grown a bit distant.

Yeah.

What do you think?

Just as worried, I guess.

It's been a tough year for him.

Yeah, yeah, it has.

The new baby, what happened last year, the hostage situation.

It's affected him, I know.

I tried to talk to him about it.

Well, as luck would have it, I need to do a bit of work on the boat, so I could ask him to give me a hand and have a word with him, you know?

Yeah.

Thanks.

Wendy: The propellant residue on the deceased's clothing shows that he was shot at very close range.

Now, we also recovered a 9-millimeter casing at the scene that matched the bullet found in the deceased.

The Fingerprint Bureau report came back as showing no marks of value, but we're working on a DNA sample.

Good.

Direct over circumstantial.

Now, his toxicology report.

We detected near-fatal levels of cocaine in his system at time of death, 1.5 grams over normal overdose levels.

So he had a high cocaine tolerance.

Mm-hmm.

We checked his nasal cartilage lining.

His sinuses were in early stage septal perforation.

Now, that means heavy long-term use.

Looks like our golden boy Oliver might not be the clean-cut businessman his friends and family would like to think.

Amelia: I still can't believe Oliver's dead.

Amelia, what did you know about Oliver's drug addiction?

Ridley: And why didn't you mention it when we questioned you?

I'm sorry.

I tried.

I--I wanted to tell you.

Yeah, but you were scared of what Sarita might think, yeah?

She interrupted you, I noticed.

She knew about Oliver's addiction, too.

She just... never wanted us talking about it.

But why would Sarita promote Oliver to CEO if she knew he was struggling with an addiction?

Uh, I think she believed that she could pull him back from the brink, that if Oliver focused more on his work and our relationship, he would turn his life around because... Amelia: Well, things were really bad when he relapsed.

Did you confront him about it?

It--it's not right, but my--my suspicions got the better of me, and I searched through his things.

I found pills and cocaine wraps in his coat.

I took the picture to show him.

I didn't want him to deny it.

And did you mention it to anyone else, Lewis, Sarita?

Sarita couldn't accept the fact that she couldn't help him, so... that's why I told Lewis instead.

So what happened?

He promised he'd help Oliver get back into rehab... but instead, he tried to force Oliver to quit the company, or he'd expose his drug problems to all of their clients, tarnishing his reputation.

Right.

So what happened between the brothers?

Oliver stood up to him.

Uh, they had a fight about it.

That's what Oliver told me.

And did this happen before or after Oliver's promotion?

Uh, it was right after Sarita told the boys that she was making Oliver CEO of the company.

So Lewis was upset that his brother got promoted over him.

I just thought that Lewis would help, not use Oliver's problems for his own gain.

Boy: What do you mean, nothing?

What planet on you are on?

Ridley: Hey, Jack.

Oh.

See you.

How you doing, mate?

Mum sent you, didn't she?

No.

Yeah.

She's worrying for nothing.

Just finished college early.

I was hanging out with some mates.

Yeah, yeah.

No.

I--I get it, I get it.

Actually, no, I came to ask you a favor, actually.

Yeah?

What?

Well, I'm working on the boat.

I'm stripping an engine.

It's a two-man job.

I thought you might be able to give me a hand, you know?

What's it worth?

Ha!

It's worth about 40 quid.

How does that sound?

Yeah.

Sounds good.

Heh heh.

Great.

I'll give you a shout.

Yeah, yeah.

[Cell phone ringing] Yes, Darren.

Darren: Ridley.

Go ahead.

Can you come in?

We've got a lead.

On me way.

Carol: This is Oliver's car caught on the day of his murder.

Time of day?

Darren: The morning.

But here's the really interesting thing.

It pinged a go kart track, the only one in the area, which is also a known drugs pickup point.

And do we know who the current owner is?

I did some digging.

The duty manager is a Matt Brandon.

[Go kart engines revving] Carol: Matt Brandon?

Yeah, that's me.

[Indistinct], yeah?

Hi.

I'm Detective Inspector Carol Farman.

All right.

What's all this about, then?

We've just got a couple of questions for you, mate.

Yeah, sure.

How can I help?

We're just wondering if you know of an Oliver Grant.

Uh...sorry, but the name doesn't really ring a bell.

Ridley: Yeah.

He was found murdered yesterday morning.

Yeah, and his car was tagged here at the racetrack on the day of the murder.

Bloody hell.

He was here?

Well, I'll do what I can to help, of course.

There was also reports of illegal drugs being found here.

Do you know anything about that?

Well, I've seen a bit of weed changing hands between the youngsters, but nothing more than that.

When I've caught them at it, I've taken it off them straightaway.

From Manchester, aren't you?

I am originally.

Yeah.

So what brought you up here, this line of work?

I've always wanted to give back to the kids, keep them out of trouble.

I bet you I've got the best outreach program in the area.

Free go-karting for kids to give them somewhere positive to hang out.

Where were you two nights ago?

I don't suppose you happened to be at an underground rave in a development in Allerton, did you?

Heh heh.

Uh, maybe if I was 10 years younger, that might sound appealing, but, uh, no, I wasn't.

I want to help you, but I--I don't think I can.

Sorry.

No worries.

Well, uh, if anything comes to mind, that's where you can reach me.

Right.

[Door shuts] Wendy: Carol.

We got the DNA test results back on the bullet casing.

Ah.

They initially matched the deceased's DNA profile.

Oliver loaded the gun?

Well, at first, that was my thinking, but we ran some further tests.

The markers only match Oliver by 55%.

My conclusion was the DNA we found belonged to a close relative, a sibling over a parent being the higher probability, so we ran it through the national database and made a match.

Lewis had a previous conviction for drunk driving.

Looks like we need to bring Lewis in for questioning.

Thanks.

Jack: Nah.

No, I wouldn't.

I mean it.

It's fine.

Don't worry.

I've got a plan.

Right, Lewis.

I'd start talking, or you'll end up being arrested for murder.

The DNA on that bullet casing that killed your brother is yours.

Which means you most certainly handled the gun that killed Oliver.

No.

You're wrong.

You can't lie your way out of forensics, mate.

Also, you didn't tell us about Oliver's drug problems, important information that could have led us to his killer.

I mean, that does not look good.

The truth getting out is a disaster for us financially, but I had to help him.

Oliver was in trouble.

What trouble?

It was that call he got at the engagement party.

He said he needed to stand up to someone.

Who?

I don't know.

He hangs around with a rough crowd.

OK.

So what did you do?

Where did you get the gun from?

I took it from the house.

It's a World War II Browning, a family heirloom.

And where is that gun now?

I don't know.

So what happened next?

I agreed to go with him to the rave to make sure he'd be safe.

So you were there?

N-no, I didn't stay.

He didn't want me to.

Right.

Let me get this straight.

You went with Oliver to the rave, but you returned in his car on your own?

I drove home, I waited, but I fell asleep.

When I woke up, I found out he was dead.

I didn't kill my brother.

I was just trying to help him.

Carol: So we have Lewis' DNA on the bullet casing that killed his brother.

I mean, I think we have enough to make an arrest.

Yeah, but we don't have a murder weapon.

CPS will throw this out.

We have great hard evidence, but we need more.

We have to release him until we find that weapon and make this case against Lewis watertight.

Fine.

Then in the meantime, we should start looking into the Grant Company accounts.

Do it.

Boss.

[Applause] [Playing jazz] You made me Love you Didn't want to do it Didn't want to do it You made me Want you And all the time you knew it I guess you always knew it You made me... She brings in a good crowd, doesn't she?

Yeah.

It was Harry's idea to get her back in again.

I didn't know there were so many jazz heads about the place.

Yeah, well, Harry's been working his socks off.

I've got him to thank for turning this place around.

What can I get you?

Singer: There were times There were times, my dear You made me feel so bad... Is Harry in tonight?

Because, you know, I should say thanks, as well, for everything he's done.

No.

He's at the late-night cash and carry.

He's convinced we're gonna run out of booze before the end of the night.

There you go, darling.

Well, is there anything I can help with?

No.

Just go and sit down and enjoy yourself.

Club's in good hands.

Do you want a top-up?

No, no, no.

Do you know what?

Actually, I've got to be somewhere, so, uh-- but it's great.

It's great to see the place so vibrant, you know?

Singer: Indeed I do Oh, oh, oh Now give me, give me, give me Give me what I cry for Now, you know, you got the kind of kisses Makes me want to die for You made me love You made me love you Ridley: Hello.

Hello.

Singer, fading: You [Glass clinks] Burning the midnight oil?

I'm not the only one.

Heh heh heh.

There you go.

Fancy a shot?

Thought you'd never ask.

So why are you here so late?

Oh, don't ask, mate.

Don't ask.

Just stuff.

Mmm.

Well, I'm-- I'm glad that you're here.

I've just been getting through that search that you requested.

I've done a second sweep of all the social media accounts that attended the underground rave.

Right.

Did you find anything?

Well, you were looking for a white male, late teens, early 20s with the abbreviations on the name Jordan.

Yeah.

Take a look at what I found.

I found someone with the handle @Jayboyking17.

Oh, right.

There he is.

Large as life and twice as big.

Wait.

There's more.

There's, um, video content.

All right.

Jordan: Jack, Jack, Jack!

Ridley: Yeah, great.

That's that clean and, uh...40 quid.

Heh heh heh.

Thanks.

Yeah.

So how you doing, anyway?

You gonna ask me that every time I see you?

Heh heh heh.

You know, your mum's worried about you.

That why she's always on my back about my mates, eh?

Yeah.

You been through a lot, Jack, you know.

I mean, all that Flannery incident and stuff.

I'm over it.

I was a kid back then.

There was something else I wanted to talk to you about.

I want to ask you about an underground rave at a construction site.

What about it?

Well, I have seen a video taken at that rave, and you're in it... and also at that rave, there was a young man called Oliver Grant, who was shot dead.

Did you know him?

No.

Did your mate Jordan know him?

Don't know.

Jordan was with you that night, wasn't he?

He asked me to come.

Yeah.

Well, now I know he's your friend, but we need to speak to him.

Do you know where I can find him?

He's up in Manchester.

Do you know when he's coming back?

Was meant to meet him later today, yeah.

Whereabouts?

Copelton bus station.

Thanks, Jack.

Appreciate that.

Sling all this stuff back in the hold.

I'll go and get us some lunch.

Are you gonna tell my mum?

Yeah, I'm gonna have to, but don't worry.

You done good.

Oh, that video.

I mean, what was he doing there with a bunch of druggies?

Yeah, I know, I know, but Jack was good.

He answered all my questions, and the positive thing is we can now concentrate on Jordan.

Why didn't you come to me first?

I'm doing you a favor, Carol.

We're trying to keep the lad out of the investigation.

Right.

Let's see what Goodwin has to say about it.

Yeah.

Goodwin: Well, I'm not entirely convinced.

No.

I mean, look.

We can locate Jordan at the rave, and I also saw him at the track.

Carol, with Jack being at the rave and being with a person of interest, we might have a predicament on our hands.

No, no, no.

Honestly, I think we can safely keep Jack out of our investigation.

He was one of a number of attendees.

I interviewed him myself, and in fact, Jack moved our investigation along.

Let's bring Jordan in, see what we can get from him.

What else do we have on him?

Well, Oliver's car was tagged at the racetrack on the morning of the murder, and there's been rumor that it's a base for drugs, and we know that Jordan has been hanging out there a lot.

Yeah.

Add to that, his trips, regular trips up to Manchester.

He's there and back every week.

We could be looking at a county lines gang on our hands.

Yeah, and according to Jack, he's on a bus this afternoon.

Yeah, and there's only one that's gonna get in before 6 p.m. from Manchester city center, so if we're lucky, we can intercept him.

[Radio beeps] Woman: Tango 5-2, visual on suspect heading towards Bridge Road.

Over.

Copy that.

All units, stand by.

Possible sighting.

Hang on.

Yeah.

Yeah.

That's him.

Confirmed sighting of suspect.

All units, go.

Go, go, go.

[Police radio chatter] Darren: Jordan King, we need a word with you.

No, mate.

No, no.

We need a word with-- Said no, mate!

Assaulting a police officer.

Jordan King, I'm arresting you for assaulting a police officer.

You do not have to say anything, but it may harm your defense if you don't mention when questioned something which you later rely on in court.

Anything you do say may be given in evidence.

Let's see what we got here.

Oh.

You have a lot to answer for.

Take him to the station.

With the half kilo of cocaine and the Ecstasy pills that we found in your possession, even as a young offender, it is not looking good for you, mate.

Now come on, tell us.

How do you know Oliver Grant?

I don't.

Well, you're his dealer, aren't you?

I mean, it's your phone that's the burner phone that connects you both, and you're on his call log on the morning and the evening of his murder.

What are those communications about?

Jordan, I'm reading through your file here, and it breaks my heart.

You've got multiple arrests for drug possession with intent to supply.

You've been in and out of care homes your whole life.

You've been reported missing from your foster home in Manchester.

I mean, what is going on?

Talk to us.

Ridley: You're a runaway, Jordan.

You're not living at home.

You're vulnerable.

The courts will take all that into account.

It was you who called Oliver that night, wasn't it?

And after you called him, that's when he decided to go to the rave, isn't it?

So tell us, what do you know, Jordan?

Who made you make that call?

It were Matt.

Matt?

Matt Brandon, the duty manager of the go kart track?

That's who you work for, isn't it?

Yeah.

OK.

So why did Matt make you call Oliver?

He were angry about the money.

He said he wanted to do him in, but...

I never saw Oliver at the rave.

The last time I saw him were that morning.

Jack, I need you to know that I was only trying to help.

How?

Jordan was my friend.

He's not your friend, Jack.

Wake up.

You got him locked up!

Jack, just calm down.

Why?

This is what you both wanted all along.

Trust me.

We've only been thinking about what's good for you.

You went after him with all that stuff I told Ridley.

Well, what did you think we were gonna do with that information, Jack?

Don't be so naive.

Jack: Don't even want to talk to you.

Geri: Hey.

Apologize now, Jack.

Do you have any idea how worried we are about you?

Getting mixed up with criminals who are running a county line.

I mean, what has happened to you?

What's happened to me is I had a gun to my face and nearly died.

Where were you?

You were supposed to be there for me.

I tried to be there for you, but you won't let me in.

How am I gonna let you in when I'm invisible to you?

You pretend to care, yeah, but you're so wrapped up in your work and the baby, you don't even see I'm here.

When I needed you, you weren't there.

Jack, your mum has never stopped caring about you.

She's doing that now, trying to talk to you.

Jack: Oh, I'm leaving.

Where's a dad when you need one?

[Siren] Goodwin: All right, everyone.

Jordan King has been charged with drug possession with intent to supply and will remain in custody.

As for Lewis Grant, he's been allowed to go.

However, he's still a person of interest in his brother's murder, but our new line of inquiry into Matt Brandon takes priority.

I followed up on Carol's request for more information on Matt Brandon.

He's got previous for drug offenses.

Yeah.

Based on this information, our new line of inquiry establishes that Oliver was a regular customer of Matt's.

And we've got a long record of calls between Oliver and Jordan to prove it.

And we're convinced Jordan's part of an active county line operation.

I believe so, yeah.

Jordan was reported missing by his foster carer around the same time that Matt purchased a lease on the go kart track.

I mean, I wouldn't be surprised if Matt and Jordan had already worked together up and down the country.

Yeah, absolutely.

Jordan's phone has not stopped ringing since we arrested him.

These county lines are generating some serious money.

Goodwin: We need to speak to Matt again.

I want confirmation it's his base of operations.

OK. Matt: Hey.

Do us a favor.

Go in there and sort that stuff out in the office for me.

Just need to chat to these.

Just go in there.

It's fine.

You're back.

Yeah.

A few more questions.

Sure.

Questions about what?

About this track being used as a base for a significant drug operation.

You're mistaken.

I'm more than happy for you to get a search warrant.

I've got nothing to hide.

Now, listen, Matt.

We know you've got a history of drug-related offenses, and we also know from information that you threatened to do in Oliver Grant, so why are you saying you don't know him?

My past is my past.

Let me guess.

You spoke to Jordan.

Well, he's been through so many foster homes, worked for so many gangs, I'd have nothing to do with him.

But, yeah, sorry.

I don't know Oliver.

Suit yourself.

You had the opportunity to talk to us.

You're not Jack Farman's mum, are you?

What did you say?

Pay no attention to him, Carol.

He's a good kid.

Don't you dare talk about my son.

[Go kart tires squeal] Goodwin: Ridley.

Yeah.

Darren's going back through any evidence that can lead to the arrest of Matt Brandon.

Uh-huh.

It'll take time, but there must be something we've overlooked.

No, absolutely, absolutely, but I've just made a call that I think might buy us some time, but listen, Paul, when we were up at the go kart track, Matt Brandon deliberately intimidated Carol.

He actually brought up her son Jack, tried to unnerve her.

She got a little bit upset.

How concerned should I be?

I--I'm not saying you should be concerned, but, you know, have a word with her, see if she's OK. Ah.

Noted.

Goodwin: Darren.

Yeah?

We need to establish a connection between Matt and Oliver.

Well, we have Oliver Grant's personal bank statements.

We're looking through all the transactions.

Any evidence of money going to Matt?

The account just shows a large number of withdrawals in the last month, but that doesn't give us a link between them, but also lots of incoming transfers balance out those withdrawals.

Were you able to identify the source of the incoming money?

Not yet.

We're waiting on a court order for the company statements to see if there's a connection.

Any standout purchases in the accounts?

There's a large payment to a conveyancing solicitor two months ago.

Conveyancing.

Right.

Well, that's a property purchase, isn't it?

Goodwin: Then why use his personal account for that?

Darren: Other purchases in the last few weeks show payments to luxury hotels, restaurants, lots of shopping.

One also links to a jeweler's.

Hmm.

Good.

Carol, a word in my office with you and Ridley, please.

[Door closes] Is everything OK?

Uh, honestly, no.

It's not.

Um, Matt threatened my son.

I'm terrified for his safety, and I think we need to bring Matt in.

We just don't have enough to bring him in.

We'll arrange a patrol every two hours.

We have Jordan's interview.

He offers unreliable intelligence.

The evidence is all circumstantial.

With all due respect, this is my case and my call to make.

OK, Carol.

I'm asking you not to make that call.

Paul, I... this is my son's safety we're talking about.

I don't have a choice.

I'm sorry.

Then I'm sorry, too, but I'm gonna have to make a tough decision here.

Carol: No, don't do this.

I'm asking you to take a step back from this investigation effective immediately.

Ridley?

I'm sorry.

I... [Sighs] This isn't what I was expecting from either of you.

Look-- Thanks for the solidarity.

Carol.

Ridley, give her space.

I'm gonna need you to take the lead on this now.

Thanks.