FATAL CONSEQUENCES PART 2

Fatal Consequences-Episode 162 
DC Becker and PC Bradford are held hostage in the yard by a drunk wielding a knife. juliet is dragged into a carrier and cathy escapes to get backup. Okaro takes control and orders PCs Kent, Klein and Smithy storm the van and but Becker has been stabbed, and she tragically dies in hospital. There are complications when the suspect swallows his tongue in custody. PC Best comes face-to-face with his father's murderer and during a rooftop tussle when Ellis escapes from an open custody door, Ellis falls to his death with Gary on top of him. PC Carver and sgt Ackland reminisce over their twenty years of service together at Sun Hill when he is in hospital after being assaulted by his drunken wife, Marie. Sgt Murphy hears someone call her name after returning to Sun Hill from the hospital but doesn't see who it is - Des Taviner, who has survived the fire. DC Webb returns to Sun Hill as a member of the Murder Investigation Team investigating Alan Best's murder and makes clear to his former colleagues that he has moved past his rape by Martin Delaney.
== Characters ==
PC Cathy Bradford 
DC Juliet Becker 
PC Tony Stamp 
PC Gary Best
Insp Gina Gold 
Sgt. Dale Smith 
PC Honey Harman 
PC Nick Klein 
PC Gabriel Kent
Acting DI Sam Nixon
PC Des Taviner 
Sgt Sheelagh Murphy
DC Mickey Webb 
DC Rob Thatcher
DC Ken Drummond
PC Jim Carver 
Sgt June Ackland 
SRO Marilyn Chambers 
DC Eva Sharpe 
Supt Adam Okaro 
PC Polly Page-Mentioned
DI Roy Galloway-Mentioned 
PC Taffy Morgan-Mentioned 
PC Dave Litten-Mentioned 
== Guest Stars: ==
Marie Carver 
Jules Ellis 
Mark Owen Nevett
Abbot Boyd 
Anna Nevett-Denise Black 
Zac Clough-Aaron Taylor-Johnson 
Liz Clough-Catherine Shipton 
Nurse Sabine-Jay Byrd 
Clare Wharton-Rena Jugati 
Surgical Registrar-Alisdair Simpson 
Medical Registrar-Catherine Hamilton 
Alan Best 
Ryan Best
Karen Best
== Notes ==
Final Appearance of DC Juliet Becker PC Des Taviner Takes Leave & Guest Appearance of DC Mickey Webb 
 this episode is also live to celebrate 60 years of ITV.