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Crime Audit

**Crime Audit** (also known as **Crime Analysis**) is a department of Central Police tasked with compiling and analysing statistics and figures related to crime and police efficiency.

## Information

The department issues notices to divisional commanders throughout the city, informing them when certain types of offenses are on the rise, with instructions to reduce them. This is carried out through Control Strategy crime, which prioritises cases of such offenses to be dealt with as a matter of urgency for certain periods of time.

The department has multiple offices, including ones in Kingsgate Station and the AC-12 Building.

## Staff

### Former

* DC Nigel Morton (Series 3)
* DS Lindsay Denton (Prior to series 2).
* CS Mike Dryden (Prior to Series 2).

## Series 1

### A Disastrous Affair

Superintendent Ted Hastings believes that DCI Anthony Gates is practising "laddering", which involves loading an inflated number of charges onto a single case. By doing so, he is able to trick Crime Audit into thinking and publishing that more crime is being solved than actually is.

Chief Superintendent Derek Hilton mentions to DC Kate Fleming that divisional commanders being put on notice by Crime Audit to reduce knife crime, and that Hillside Lane Station has already reached a 5% reduction rate.

### The Assault

After being told by DS Leah Janson that she needs to respond to a silent alarm, PC Karen Larkin laments that she is too busy catching up with paperwork, and Crime Audit will be "all over" her if she doesnt complete it in time.

After PC's Karen Larkin and Simon Bannerjee apprehend burglar Lee, Janson coaxes him into confessing to multiple crimes under the impression by doing so the courts will be more lenient due to his honesty. This is actually so she can reduce her workload by marking the cases as solved. After doing so, she is congratulated by Chief Superintendent Derek Hilton, who remarks Crime Audit will be very impressed. Janson dryly replies she looks forward to receiving their automated email.
Jodie Taylor

**Jodie Taylor** is a Detective Constable with Central Police.

## Background

At some time prior to the events of Series 4, Taylor was transferred to the Criminal Investigation Department of Polk Avenue Station, where she began working alongside DCI Roz Huntley in Operation Trapdoor. She also commonly informs DCI Roz Huntley on the activity of DS Kate Flynn (Kate Fleming's undercover alias in series 4).

## Series 4

### Episode 1

When Hana Resnikova is kidnapped by a man matching the description of the main suspect in Operation Trapdoor, Taylor contacts DCI Roz Huntley to inform her. She later meets with Huntley and DS Neil Twyler on the Borogrove Estate in Moss Heath where the kidnapper's car is abandoned.

When Michael Farmer is arrested in connection with the killings of Baswinder Kaur and Leonie Collersdale, Taylor is one of the interviewing officers along with DS Neil Twyler.
Crown Prosecution Service

The **Crown Prosecution Service** (**CPS**) is the principal public prosecuting agency for conducting criminal prosecutions in England and Wales. It is headed by the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP).

## Information

The main responsibilities of CPS are to provide legal advice to the police and other investigative agencies during the course of criminal investigations, to decide whether a suspect should face criminal charges following an investigation, and to conduct prosecutions both in the Magistrates' courts and the Crown Court.

The Attorney General for England and Wales superintends the CPS's work and answers for it in Parliament, although the Attorney has no influence over the conduct of prosecutions, except when national security is an issue or for a small number of offences that require the Attorney General's permission to prosecute.
Desford

**Desford** is a known criminal operative. He is only mentioned by name throughout series 3 and is never seen in person.

## Background

### Personal

Desford is a known criminal associate of Ronan Murphy, Mohammed Khan and Stephen Lakewell. He is suspected to be involved in several gangland murders, and has been questioned by Murder Squad about the other members of the gangland group and how many members there are.

Although they share a surname, it is unknown whether Desford has any links to Jamie Desford or R Desford.

## Series 3

### Negative Pressure

Desford is mentioned in the unredacted file on Ronan Murphy.
8898

An unnamed officer with the shoulder number **8898** is a Constable in Central Police currently assigned to AC-12.

## Background

Prior to the events of Series 6, PC 8898 was assigned to the AC-12 Building as a member of the uniformed group of officers who assist professional standards detectives with their work.

## Series 6

### Episode 1

PC 8898 is seen throughout in the background of the offices of the AC-12 Building.

### Episode 2

PC 8898 is part of the team led by DI Steve Arnott who enter the Murder Investigation Team offices at Hillside Lane Station to investigate their conduct into Operation Lighthouse. Although initially dismissed due to intervention from DCC Andrea Wise, he later returns as part of the second team headed by DC Chloe Bishop.

Along with his colleague PC Yacoob, PC 8898 is later sent to inform DSU Ian Buckells that due to new evidence in the investigation of DCI Joanne Davidson, her colleagues work vehicles, homes and communications are also being searched. Buckell's is belligerent and rude to him and Yacoob, but they are soon joined by DI Steve Arnott who takes over speaking with Buckells, leaving PC 8898 to stand guard outside the door.
HMP Queen's Chase

**Her Majesty's Prison, Queen's Chase** also known as **HMP Queen's Chase** and **Queen's Chase Open Prison**, is a detention facility located on the outskirts of The City.

## Information

The facility is a Category D prison, meaning those held in its custody are deemed of low risk of attempted escape. It is primarily used to hold both low-level and non-violent offenders, as well as offenders with serious medical conditions.

The prison is run entirely by the UK Prison Service, meaning that unlike the larger HMP Blackthorn and HMP Brentiss security is not contracted out to private company SecuritVite. It is located close to the Queens Chase woodland, on the outskirts of The City.

## Gallery

Directory signage (Series 6).Prison courtyard (Series 6).Queen's Chase Prison gilet worn by Patrick Fairbank (Series 6).Unnamed UK Prison Service officer (Series 6).
Bruche Training Centre

**Bruche Police National Training Centre** is a now closed Police Training Centre located in Warrington, Cheshire.

## Information

The centre was used by Central Police and several other forces across Northern England and Wales to train their recruits. It is mentioned on screen in Series 2 and Series 5.

The complex was closed in 2006, with the majority of police training now being overseen by Police College and the Ryton-on-Dunsmore Police Training Centre.

## Alumni

* Mike Dryden (1983)
* John Corbett (1999)
Jools Gates

## Julie Gates

**Julie 'Jools' Gates** was the wife of DCI Anthony Gates. Together they had two children, Natalie and Chloe.

## Series One

### The Assault

Jools and Anthony Gates are seen together attended a piano performance by their eldest daughter Natalie at her school.

### In The Trap

DCI Anthony Gates returns home to find that Jools has let DS Steve Arnott into their home claiming to be a member of his team. With Gates now present, Arnott tells Jools he is in fact a member of another team that has taken an interest in last nights events (the murder of Jackie Laverty). Jools leaves the room and Arnott tells Gates that Jools told him he did not sleep in his bed last night as per his statement. After Arnott leaves the house, Jools asks Anthony why he did not return home last night, to which he responds that he is handling a triple murder. He tells Jools that DS Arnott is from AC-12 but that he is innocent and they have nothing on him. Believing her husband, Jools heads outside and confronts Arnott in his car, telling him never to come between her and her husband.

### Terror

DCI Anthony Gates tells Jools he is in serious trouble at work. He breaks it to her that a business woman (Jackie Laverty) has been helping him pay their daughters school fees. Jools asks Anthony whether he was having an affair, but Anthony lies and denies it. Instead, he tells Jools that the business woman paid the fees to get him in her pocket.

### The Probation

Anthony Gates returns home to find that the Organised Crime Syndicate have broken into the family home and killed his dog Sammy. Jools returns home soon after, and Anthony immediately explains they are no longer safe and they need to leave. He tells Jools she should move to her mothers house. Anthony tells a confused Jools that the same people who killed their dog killed Jackie Laverty. Scared and still unaware of the situation, Jools refuses to leave without the protection of her husband. To convince her to go for her own safety, Anthony Gates breaks it to Jools that he was having an affair with Jackie Laverty. Visibly upset, Jools finally leaves.

Anthony Gates visits Jools at her mum's house. Jools is initially hostile, but Anthony convinces her to let him spend an hour with his children. Anthony Gates plays with his children in the garden as Jools watches on. However, Anthony is interrupted by a call from Steve Arnott telling him the plan to arrest Tommy Hunter is on. Anthony says goodbye to his kids for what will be the last time before leaving.

Realising he has nowhere to turn, Anthony Gates commits suicide by jumping in front of a lorry. Before doing so he tells Steve Arnott to state that his death was in the Line of Duty, so that Jools will continue to receive an income in lieu of his death. Owing a debt of gratitude to Anthony Gates for saving his life when he was abducted by the Organised Crime Syndicate, Arnott falsely testifies that Gates' death was in the line of duty. Gates' death is recorded as death in the line of duty and therefore Jools receives financial support following the death of her husband.
Greek Lane

**Greek Lane** is a residential road in the Borogrove Estate in Moss Heath. It is the base of operations for the "Greek Lane Mob", who work for Tommy Hunter and his large scale criminal organisation.

## Series 1

### A Disastrous Affair

Whilst on a surveillance operation, DS [[Matthew Cottan]] and DC Nigel Morton, observe Wesley Duke doing business with two Arab drug dealers from a house on Greek Lane. The two men at the address are tortured and killed, as it becomes clear they were trying to compete with Tommy Hunter's drug manufacturing operation.

### The Assault

The body of Wesley Duke is found hanging from a lamp post on Greek Lane, with a bullet in his head and his fingers cut off.
Hickey's Bookmakers

**Hickey's Bookmakers** is a small gambling business located on Platemere Street in the Hillside area of The City.

## Series 6

### Episode 1

En route to raid the address of a suspect in the murder of Gail Vella, Detective Chief Inspector (DCI) Joanne Davidson notices a silver Vauxhall van sitting outside the bookmakers, and redirects the convoy. After Detective Inspector (DI) Kate Fleming checks the Police National Computer for the van's number plate, it transpires to have fake plates with the registration number belonging to a red BMW 3 Series. DCI Davidson orders the accompanying team of Authorised Firearms Officers (AFOs) led by PS Briggs to deploy around the bookmakers.

When the AFOs move in, the van driver is apprehended after briefly attempting to flee. Moments later a group of four robbers emerge from the bookmakers. Daniel Peronell, Kevin Farmount and Jake Kilorgan are arrested for armed robbery, with a fourth robber being shot dead by an PC 4878 after he refuses to drop his weapon.

The area surrounding the establishment is later examined by DS Steve Arnott and DC Chloe Bishop of Anti Corruption Unit 12, who question the likelihood of Davidson being able to spot a potential getaway vehicle whilst moving at speed and en route to a more important call. CCTV footage from the nearby street and the bookmakers itself is acquired by them and shown to Superintendent Ted Hastings.
6232

An unnamed officer with the shoulder number **6232** is a Constable and Authorised Firearms Officer in Central Police assigned to the Strategic Firearms Command.

## Background

Prior to the events of Series 6, PC 6232 was assigned to a detachment of AFO's based permanently out of the AC-12 Building to assist AC-12 detectives in firearms related operations, and to provide security after the events of Series 3. The team was initially led by PS Kyle Ferringham, and then by PS Ruby Jones.

## Series 6

### Episode 7

PC 6232 exits the AC-12 Building along with PC 6966 and PC 7399. The three join a team of Authorised Firearms Officer's from Hillside Lane Station who have just arrived along with a prison transport van, and escort former DSU Ian Buckells into the building to be questioned.
Alex Wallis

**Alex Wallis** was a Sergeant in Central Police.

## Background

### Personal

It is mentioned by Chief Superintendent Raymond Mallick that Wallis was married with two children.

### Professional

Wallis had served in Central Police for a number of years, and prior to the events of Series 2 was stationed at 4th Street Station.

## Series 2

### The Ambush

Wallis, along with his colleague PC Vincent Butler, is one of the night shift officers on duty in 4th Street Station when an urgent call is received from DS Jayne Akers. After getting DCC Mike Dryden to sign off on the extraction, DI Lindsay Denton orders him and Butler to accompany her to the location.

Once they arrive at St. James Close to extract Tommy Hunter, Butler takes the wheel of Akers vehicle, with Wallis in the passenger seat and Akers and Hunter in the back. En route back to the station, DI Lindsay Denton leads them down a isolated country lane where the car is rammed head on by a Range Rover. The impact causes the airbags to deploy, stunning both Butler and Wallis. Before they can react, two masked gunmen (later revealed to be corrupt officers DC Jeremy Cole and DS Manish Prasad) emerge from the car and gun them down with a Mini Uzi submachine gun and Glock 17 pistol.
Sarah Gadon

Gae in the basement, 2018 promotional photo

*Sarah Gadon* is a Canadian actress. She portrays Gae on *Letterkenny*, appearing as a regular character in seasons 3 and 6, and as a guest in Season 5.

She trained from an early age in acting and dance, and had her first television job at the age of 10, playing Julia in a 1998 episode of *Nikita*. She has had recurring and main roles in a number of television productions, including as Elisa Montgomery in Season 3 of HBO's *True Detective*, Grace Marks in Netflix's *Alias Grace*, and Sadie Dunhill in the Hulu mini-series *11.22.63*. She has also been a voice actor for several productions, notably as the title character of the animated series *Ruby Gloom*, for which she was nominated for a Gemini Ward, as well as Beth in *Total Drama*.

She has appeared in a number of short and feature films, including three consecutive David Cronenberg productions:  *A Dangerous Method* (2011), *Cosmopolis* (2012), and *Maps to the Stars* (2014). In between films, she also filmed *Antiviral* (2012), directed by David's son Brandon Cronenberg.
Fletcher

**Fletcher** is a Detective Constable in Central Police assigned to AC-12.

## Background

Nothing is revealed about Fletchers background other than he was assigned to AC-12 between the events of Series 5 and Series 6.

## Series 6

### Episode 5

Fletcher delivers a sealed report from the Financial Forensics Unit to DI Steve Arnott one evening in the AC-12 Building. The report reveals that the money found by Arnott in the house of Stephanie Corbett is from the same batch planted in the room of Superintendent Ted Hastings by the Organised Crime Group.

When DI Kate Fleming informs Arnott that she has been redirected by DSU Joanne Davidson to a remote location, he orders Fletcher to contact the Strategic Firearms Command to have Authorised Firearms Officer's accompany him, Hastings and DSU Patricia Carmichael to her location, fearing her life is at risk at the hands of corrupt PC Ryan Pilkington.

### Episode 7

Fletcher is seen alongside DC Chloe Bishop upon the discovery of a forged Production Order to transfer Joanne Davidson from HMP Brentiss to Hillside Lane Station. Along with Bishop, he assists in coordinating Authorised Firearms Officer's and the National Police Air Service to intercept the van before it can be attacked by members of the Organised Crime Group.

He later accompanies a team led by Superintendent Ted Hastings to arrest Patrick Fairbank at HMP Queen's Chase, after it is revealed by former DSU Joanne Davidson that he was the corrupt police officer she believed to be her father, as told to her by crime boss Tommy Hunter.
Eastfield Police Storage Facility

The **Eastfield Police Storage Facility**, also known as the **Eastfield Depot**, is a secure evidence storage facility located on the outskirts of The City.

## Information

The facility is used by police services in the entire Midlands region to store evidence, primarily confiscated contraband such as narcotics, weapons and valuables.

Three police forces use the site: Central Police, the East Midlands Constabulary and another unnamed Midlands based force.

Despite being used by multiple police agencies, security for the facility is contracted out to a private company (but not SecuritVite).

The facility is located in the Eastfield area of the city. Paperwork shows the depot's address as: Cerrington Industrial Estate, Cerrington, B39 7YP.

## Series 5

### Episode 1

Prior to the events of Series 5, a large cache of heroin with a street value of £10 million was confiscated by Central Police from a biker gang run by Paul Slater, and placed in the Eastfield Depot for secure storage.

The drugs were eventually scheduled for incineration by administrative staff, including Junior Administrator Vihaan Malhotra, who signed off on the transfer. A team of Authorised Firearms Officer's from Central Police Strategic Firearms Command, led by Sergeant Jane Cafferty, was assigned to provide security for the transport from the depot to the incinerator. However, en route to the incinerator the convoy was attacked by members of the Organised Crime Syndicate, who killed three of the AFO's providing security (PC Ray Randhawa, PC Carl Waldhouse and PC Kevin Greysham), sparing the lives of the civilian driver and Sergeant Jane Cafferty.

The attack was later revealed to have been orchestrated in conjunction with Cafferty's team, whose members were either complicit in the activities of the Organised Crime Syndicate or were simply being blackmailed.

### Episode 3

After Lisa McQueen is able to pay off multiple security guards and drivers working at the facility, her and other members of the Organised Crime Syndicate led by John Corbett are able to enter the facility grounds late at night and conduct the robbery. Having made use of corrupt officers in Central Police, they are able to both delay police response to the robbery and also distract and draw away locally positioned Authorised Firearms Officer's to another location.

The group ties up the security personnel and gain access into Warehouse 2, threatening the staff with automatic weapons and neutralising them with ease. Miroslav, Ryan Pilkington and other members are examine and select the most valuable items stored in the facility (including cash, drugs and gold bullion) to steal. Although the majority of evidence is tagged with tracking devices, the group is aided by corrupt police officer DCS Lester Hargreaves, who aids them in disabling the devices.

In the aftermath of the robbery, it is revealed by DS Steve Arnott to Superintendent Ted Hastings that the group was able to steal valuables with a value of around £50 million.
Fields

**Fields** is a Constable within Central Police. She is assigned to the Murder Investigation Team at Hillside Lane Station.

## Background

### Professional

Prior to the events of Series 6 she was assigned as support for the Murder Investigation Team out of Hillside Lane Station.

## Series 6

### Episode 1

Fields is seen on night shift duty at Hillside Lane Station along with PS Farida Jatri and DS Chris Lomax when they receive a call from a CHIS handler regarding intel on the murderer of Gail Vella.

### Episode 2

She is seen speaking with PC Ryan Pilkington when a team of detectives from AC-12 led by DI Steve Arnott enter the Murder Investigation Team offices to conduct an investigation into operation and obtain evidence.

### Episode 3

Fields is seen in the background of the MIT offices within Hillside Lane Station.
Nudes

* Crave
* Hulu
* SBS

**Nudes** is the fourth episode of Season 11 of *Letterkenny*.

## Synopsis

The town searches for a lost dog. The hockey players have unwanted guests at their beer league game.

## Appearances

* Wayne
* Daryl
* Katy
* Dan
* Reilly
* Jonesy
* Stewart
* Roald
* McMurray
* Gail
* Mrs. McMurray
* Jim Dickens
* Rosie
* Bonnie McMurray
* Degen (Wayne St. George)
* Jivin' Pete
* Connor
* Darien
* Alexander
* Avi Goldstein
Claire Lewis

**Claire Lewis** is a Missing Person placed on 28-day review.

## Background

Claire Lewis was born on 11th December 1985. She was reported missing to Central Police on 18th June 2012. She is considered low-risk and has been placed on 28-day review. It is unknown as to whether she is related to Elizabeth Lewis, who appears in series 4 as a nurse.

## Series 2

### The Ambush

Claire Lewis's profile on the Missing Persons Database is seen on Lindsay Denton's computer screen as she looks through Missing Persons placed on 28-day review.
Jermaine Duke

**Jermaine Duke** is the stepbrother of Wesley Duke. He is seen in series 1.

## Background

Presumably born in the early 1990s on the Borogrove Estate, Jermaine is the stepbrother of known drug dealer, Wesley Duke.

## Series 1

### Terror

DC Nigel Morton receives a phone call saying that Jermaine is in interview room one. DS Matthew Cottan decides that they shouldn't wait for DCI Tony Gates, who, unknown to them, is helping members of the Organised Crime Group kidnap DS Steve Arnott. Cottan interviews Jermaine whilst Morton and DC Kate Fleming watch from behind a one-way mirror. Jermaine offers no comment answers when asked about the supply Wesley was receiving from Greek Lane, refusing to answer when Cottan asks if Wesley ever said there was anything unusual about the two men or if they had any other friends, despite Cottan telling him that they aren't trying to pin anything on Wesley, only find out who killed him.

### The Probation

After CI Philip Osborne becomes involved in the investigation into Wesley Duke's death, DS Leah Janson tells Osborne that Jermaine said in his interview that the dealers Wesley was receiving a supply from were organised, not smackheads, as Wesley had remarked to Jermaine about their reliability.
7718

An unnamed officer with the collar number **7718** is a Sergeant in Central Police.

## Background

### Professional

Prior to the events of Series 3, PS 7718 was appointed as a Custody Sergeant, working in the custody suite of South Ferry Station. She is friends with, and is implied to have a previous working relationship with DS Sam Railston.

## Series 6

### Breach

PS 7718 is the Custody Sergeant on duty at South Ferry Station when DS Steve Arnott is brought in by DI Matthew Cottan and several Authorised Firearms Officer's after being arrested on suspicion of murdering Lindsay Denton. She authorises his detention, and obtains authority from an Inspector to have him held "incommunicado", meaning his rights are temporarily restricted regarding who can be informed he has been arrested, and his ability to make phone calls.

After Arnott's first interview by his colleagues in Anti Corruption Unit 12 he is returned to custody. PS 7718 opens his cell door and allows DS Sam Railston, his girlfriend, to speak with him for two minutes. She specifies that this is done as a favour to Railston, and not to Arnott. After DC Kate Fleming proves Arnott's innocence and discredits accusations he is part of the Organised Crime Group, she releases him from custody.
Holte End Holdings

**Holte End Holdings** is a shell company used by former DSU Ian Buckells.

## Information

Registered in the Cayman Islands, the company was likely formed by Buckells in the early 2000's to conceal his wealth and property accumulated through his affiliation with the Organised Crime Group. The company owns a luxury property on 17 Maychurch Road, Edge Park as well as a lucrative timeshare in Gran Canaria with a combined value of over £3 million.

The name of the company is likely a reference to Holte End, a stand that comprises part of Villa Park, the home stadium for Aston Villa Football Club.

As of Series 6, the company is likely being investigated by the Financial Forensics Unit of Central Police, however may run into jurisdictional issues in proving ownership due to the Cayman Islands notorious corporate secrecy and tax haven laws.

## Trivia

* Nigel Boyle, the actor who plays DSU Ian Buckells is a supporter of Aston Villa Football Club, which likely influenced the name in the script.
5248

An unnamed officer with the shoulder number **5248** is a Constable and Authorised Firearms Officer in Central Police.

## Background

Prior to Series 5 he underwent additional training as an Authorised Firearms Officer and was assigned to the Strategic Firearms Command.

## Series 5

### Episode 5

PC 4258 is one of four Authorised Firearms Officer's temporarily placed under the command of DCS Patricia Carmichael, an outside detective from the East Midlands Constabulary's AC-3. This is presumably done with the permission of the Strategic Firearms Commander and DCC Andrea Wise of Central Police.

The officer, along with his colleagues, relieve the existing team of AFO's led by PS Kyle Ferringham who operate out of the AC-12 Building, and take over security during the interview of Superintendent Ted Hastings. Carmichael specifies that this is due to security concerns (after DI Matthew Cottan and PC Lambert shot their way out of the building in Series 3), and thus she wants armed officers unaffiliated with AC-12 or loyalty to Hastings providing security instead.

### Episode 6

It is revealed that Gill Biggeloe is affiliated with the Organised Crime Group, and has already sent a distress message to be broken out of the building in a similar fashion to DI Matthew Cottan. Upon realising this, DI Kate Fleming and DS Steve Arnott (who are both trained AFO's in addition to detectives) draw their sidearms on PC 4258 and his colleague guarding the door. This is done as a precaution, given that when Cottan was broken out it was corrupt PC Lambert who was assigned to stand guard. Fleming orders that he and his colleague drop their weapons, as she is acting as Tactical Firearms Commander. Confused, they eventually surrender their weapons after being instructed to by DCS Patricia Carmichael. PC 4248 and his colleague are then led out of the AC-12 Building by PS Kyle Ferringham and another AFO from his team.

Fleming explains to Carmichael that upon noticing an apparent lack of security at the front of the AC-12 Building, she and Arnott went behind Carmichaels back and contacted the Strategic Firearms Commander directly with their concerns. He then authorised them to arm themselves and instruct Ferringham's team to join the officers working under AC-3. It is strongly implied that neither PC 4258 and his colleague were in fact corrupt, associated with the Organised Crime Group or had any intention of breaking Gill Biggeloe out of custody, but were nevertheless disarmed as a precaution.
Daniel Peronell

**Daniel Peronell** is a minor criminal, known to Central Police.

## Background

### Personal

Daniel was born on 2nd October 1993 and is of British nationality. Prior to the events of Series 6, he resided at 28 Easterhill Avenue, Hillside, VM42 4RJ.

### Criminal Record

According to the PNC, he has previously been charged with:

* Trespass to land
* Violent disorder
* Music piracy
* Drunk & disorderly behaviour

## Series 6

### Episode 1

Peronell, along with Jake Kilorgan, Kevin Farmount and two others, are intercepted by Central Police whilst trying to escape after robbing Hickey's Bookmakers. The convoy, led by DCI Joanne Davidson, was headed to a separate call to Beechwood House to arrest a suspect as part of Operation Lighthouse, but was redirected last minute when Davidson saw their van parked suspiciously outside the bookmakers. Peronell, Kilorgan and Farmount surrender to PS Briggs and his team of Authorised Firearms Officer's, however one of their accomplices is shot dead.

DC Chloe Bishop and DS Steve Arnott of Anti Corruption Unit 12 later study Peronell's record when it is uploaded onto the Central Police Portal, and remark that for such a low level offender it is unusual he was involved in such a high level armed robbery. Furthermore, the fact that a group of such inexperienced criminals happened to be doing so just at the same time the convoy led by Davidson was passing raises their suspicions more.
Guardia Civil

The **Guardia Civil** (*English*: **Civil Guard**) is a gendarmerie and one of two national law enforcement agencies in Spain. It briefly appears in Series 6.

## Information

Formed in 1844, the force is under the remit of both the Spanish Ministry of the Interior and the Ministry of Defence. As part of its daily duties, it patrols and investigates crimes in rural areas (apart from in Basque Country, Catalonia and Navarre), as well as protecting ports of entry, policing coastal patrols and carrying out traffic and highways policing.

Urban policing in cities of over 20,000 people is instead carried out by a second national law enforcement agency, the Policía Nacional. The force liaises with other European police agencies in matters of trans-border crime, including Central Police based in the West Midlands of England.

## Series 6

### Episode 5

It is revealed that in 2015 during their investigation into the Sands View case, Central Police liaised with the Guardia Civil to try and track down a person of interest in the historic corruption enquiry, former DCI Marcus Thurwell. Thurwell had been a Senior Investigating Officer in an investigation into allegations of child sexual abuse, but was believed to have conspired to cover it up alongside CSU Patrick Fairbank. He was tracked to a location in coastal Spain by the GC, however when Fairbank was convicted of offenses the Crown Prosecution Service discontinued enquiries into Thurwell and the operation to capture him was called off.

### Episode 6

After the murder of Gail Vella and the uncovering of widespread and historical corruption within Central Police as part of Operation Lighthouse, professional standards department AC-12 re-liaises with the Guardia Civil to track down Thurwell, believing him to be a senior figure in the Organised Crime Syndicate. The GC track him to a remote villa in the countryside, and members of the Unidad Especial de Intervención (UEI) conduct a night time raid. Live footage of this raid is shared with the Central Police via their Cyber Crime Unit, with specialist technician Amanda Yao also serving as translator. After entering the property, the officers find the dead bodies of both Thurwell and his wife, much to the chagrin of Superintendent Ted Hastings.

## Gallery

A Guardia Civil UEI officer takes up a defensive position outside a villa owned by Marcus Thurwell (Series 6).The UEI Captain prepares to breach the villa (Series 6).Guardia Civil UEI officers inside the villa (Series 6).
Mohammed Khan

**Mohammed Khan** is a known criminal operative. He is mentioned by name throughout series 3 and is never seen in person.

## Background

### Personal

Mohammed Khan is a known criminal associate of Ronan Murphy, Stephen Lakewell and Desford. He is suspected to be involved in several gangland murders and has been in for questioning by Murder Squad on several occasions.

Although they share a surname, it is unknown whether Mohammed Khan has any links to Khan (Police Officer) or Khan (gang leader).

### Criminal Record

Mohammed Khan has been charged with the following offences, as well as other serious offences.

* Arson
* Property Theft

## Series 3

### Negative Pressure

Mohammed Khan is mentioned in the unredacted file on Ronan Murphy.
Jed Mercurio

Gerald Gary "Jed" Mercurio is a British television writer, producer, director and novelist. A former hospital doctor and Royal Air Force officer, Mercurio has been ranked among UK television's leading writers. In 2017, Mercurio was awarded a Fellowship of the Royal Television Society and the Baird Medal by RTS Midlands.

He grew up in Cannock, Staffordshire and was a junior doctor at *New Cross* Hospital in Wolverhampton, the areas being inspirational for his writing.

## Line of Duty

Mercurio's original drama series, *Line of Duty* (first broadcast 26 June 2012), premiered as BBC2's then best-performing drama series in 10 years with 4.1 million viewers. A well-received second series (first broadcast 12 February 2014) resulted in the BBC commissioning two further series for production in 2015 and 2016. The first series was nominated for a Royal Television Society Award for Best Drama Series and earned Mercurio his third nominations as Best Drama Writer by the Royal Television Society and The Writers' Guild of Great Britain. In 2014, Line of Duty was named in the Top 50 BBC2 Shows of All-Time, and named best television drama of the year by *The Observer*, and in 2016 ranked among the best BBC shows of all time and among the best police series of all time. In 2015, the second series won the Royal Television Society Award for Best Drama Series. and was nominated for four BAFTA Awards. Series 3 of *Line of Duty* became the most watched drama series broadcast on BBC2 in the multichannel era. Series 4 transferred to BBC One, consisting of six episodes broadcast from 26 March 2017. Series 5 aired 31st March 2019 and series 6 aired 21st March 2021.
Jetty

**Spoiler Warning:** *This article contains content relating to the plot and/or storyline*

**The Jetty** is a small pier, near the main Harbour of The City, it is a common murder location.

## Jetty

### Inhabitants

*Unknown*

The Jetty is a small wooden structure that overlooks an industrial landscape, it is used by small boats to moor.

It is located near to the Harbour of The City.

## Victims

* Oliver Stephens-Lloyd (1998)
* Derek Hilton (Series 4)
* Maneet Bindra (Series 5)

## Series 3

### Negative Pressure

The Jetty is first seen when DS Steve Arnott and DC Kate Fleming arrive to investigate the death of Oliver Stephens-Lloyd who was found murdered on the Jetty 14th November 1998. DS Sam Railston and a DC, both from Murder Squad, approach who have just re-opened the case and interviewed a fisherman from the time who still lived near.
Chapel

**Chapel** is a Police Constable and Authorised Firearms Officer in Central Police.

## Background

After passing police training, Chapel obtained additional qualification as a firearms officer and was assigned to the Strategic Firearms Command out of South Ferry Station.

## Series 3

### Monsters

At South Ferry Station, Chapel is seen as part of the roll call as the SFC plans to deploy as part of Operation Damson to arrest Ronan Murphy. He is is assigned to the VC4 team led by Inspector Tracey McAndrew.
Robert Parker

**Robert Parker** is a racist criminal who was involved in the murder of Lawrence Christopher in 2003.

## Background

Parker was born 7th June 1984. In 2003 his recorded address was 44A Lewiston Avenue, Moss Heath, VM14 8GF. He was known to Central Police for previous incidents of racially aggravated assault.

## Series 6

### Episode 5

It is revealed through a briefing given by DC Chloe Bishop that in 2003, Parker and several accomplices (Darren Hunter, Thomas McTulloch, Michael Harrison and Samuel Bush) attacked and savagely beat Lawrence Christopher as he walked home. One of them delivered a blow to his head with a lead pipe, resulting in a skull fracture. The attack was a racially motivated hate crime, and the group had previously attacked other Black men in a similar fashion. Members of the public called Central Police when they discovered the injured Christopher. However, officers from the Patrol Unit who arrived deemed Christopher's behaviour to be "uncooperative" and arrested him. He was placed in a custody cell without being given a medical examination or treatment, and it is implied officers may have further beaten him due to his lack of being able to cooperate. As Christopher begged for help he was mocked and subject to racist taunts. He eventually died in the cell as a result of internal haemorrhaging from the skull fracture.

After accusations the beating was gang related were dismissed by the family (Christopher was an architect with no criminal record), Central Police appointed DCI Marcus Thurwell as Senior Investigating Officer to investigate the men who attacked Christopher. Other officers involved in the investigation were then DC Ian Buckells and then Inspector Philip Osborne. However, as Darren Hunter (the son of senior crime figure Tommy Hunter) was involved, the Organised Crime Group used their connections to Thurwell to delay the investigation. Thurwell waited over three weeks to arrest the men, despite there being ample evidence and previous incidents of a similar nature. By the time they were arrested, Parker and the others had shaved their heads in order to resemble each other and had reinforced their alibis. Attempted identity parades failed and the Crown Prosecution Service was forced to drop all charges. Furthermore, the group were given anonymity in the reporting of the case. Additionally, none of the officers involved in the neglect of Lawrence Christopher when he was in custody faced any charges or disciplinary action, and were actually able to counter claim for stress-related compensation on top of their pensions when they retired.
Frank O'Neill

**Frank** **O'Neill** is a Sergeant in Central Police.

## Background

### Personal

He is mentioned to have a gambling addiction. His first name is never mentioned on screen, but is seen multiple times on his Central Police Identification Card.

### Professional

At some point he was assigned to work at 4th Street Station. O'Neill was the responding officer when Carly Kirk was first reported missing.

Due to using his work computer to access online gambling sites, he already has one Regulation 15 Notice on his record prior to the events of Series 2.
East Midlands Constabulary Identification Card

Whenever in any building operated by the East Midlands Constabulary, police officers, staff and visitors must wear a variant of an identification card for security purposes.

## East Midlands Constabulary ID Card (Series 3)

In Series 3, officers such as Superintendent Madeline Summers are seen wearing said ID card inside the East Midlands Headquarters.

The card is light tan/yellow in colour, and contains a large East Midlands Constabulary logo and barcode on the right, and a photograph and name (with only the initial for the first name) and rank below.

## East Midlands Constabulary ID Card (Series 5)

In Series 5, DCS Patricia Carmichael, DI Michelle Brandyce and Sgt Tina Tranter are seen wearing a new version of the ID card when they are seconded to Central Police and assigned to work in the AC-12 Building.

The new cards are white with dark blue headers and footers, with the lower footer containing their rank and full name. An identification photo and QR Code is seen on the left of the card, and an East Midlands Constabulary logo with the specific department listed below is seen on the right hand side.
Kevin Farmount

**Kevin Farmount** is a minor criminal, known to Central Police.

## Background

### Personal

Farmount was born on 17th May 1996. Prior to the events of Series 6, he resided at 23 Jasper Place, Hillside, VM42 2RJ.

### Criminal Record

According to the PNC, Farmount has previously been charged with the following offences:

* Trespass to land
* Drunk & disorderly behaviour
* Violent disorder

## Series 6

### Episode 1

Farmount, along with Daniel Peronell, Jake Kilorgan and two others, are intercepted by Central Police whilst trying to escape after robbing Hickey's Bookmakers. The convoy, led by DCI Joanne Davidson, was headed to a separate call to Beechwood House to arrest a suspect as part of Operation Lighthouse, but was redirected last minute when Davidson saw their van parked suspiciously outside the bookmakers. Peronell, Kilorgan and Farmount surrender to PS Briggs and his team of Authorised Firearms Officer's, however one of their accomplices is shot dead.

DC Chloe Bishop and DS Steve Arnott of Anti Corruption Unit 12 later study Farmount's record when it is uploaded onto the Central Police Portal, and remark that for such a low level offender it is unusual he was involved in such a high level armed robbery. Furthermore, the fact that a group of such inexperienced criminals happened to be doing so just at the same time the convoy led by Davidson was passing raises their suspicions more.
Administration

The **Administration** Department is a division of Central Police that deals with admin duties such as filing and records,

## Staff

### Current

* Inspector Denies Cameron
* DS Marks

## Buildings

* Administration Building 1
* Administration Building 2
* Administration Building 3

Some Buildings such as the AC-12 Building include a small area for Administration.
Fahrenheit

**Fahrenheit** is an order used within Central Police to authorise the deployment of lethal force by Authorised Firearms Officer's. It is commonly known as a "shoot to kill order".

## Information

Only the Strategic Firearms Commander can issue this order. For any other officer to issue this order is unlawful. It can however come via another officer provided that the SFC authorises it. For example, the SFC passed the order to CI Philip Osborne who then passed the order onto DS Steve Arnott. However when Supt. Ted Hastings passes the order to DS Arnott, it was unlawful because the SFC did not authorise the order.

## Issued **Fahrenheit** orders

* CI Philip Osborne to DS Steve Arnott at Regal Court ("A Disastrous Affair" / Series 1, Episode 1).
* CS Terry Reynolds to PS Danny Waldron during Operation Damson ("Monsters" / Series 3, Episode 1).
* Supt. Ted Hastings to DS Steve Arnott during an operation to apprehend DS John Corbett (Series 5, Episode 4).
ED-905

On the 15th February 2019, **Echo Delta Nine Zero Five** (**ED-905**) was a police transport of seized drugs from Eastfield Police Storage Facility to the Incineration Facility. The transport contained Heroin with a street value of £10 Million. The drugs originally belonged to Paul Slater's Biker Gang and was stolen by John Corbett's OCG.

## Staff

### Transport

* PS Jane Cafferty
* PC Kevin Greysham
* PC Ray Randhawa
* PC Carl Wardhouse
* Junior Administrator Vihaan Malhotra

### OCG

* John Clayton (Undercover officer DS John Corbett)
* Lee Banks
* Lisa McQueen
* Miroslav Minkowicz
* Ryan Pilkington

### Serious and Organised Crime

* DCS Lester Hargreaves
* DS Immerton
* DS Sam Railston
Dale Roach

**Dale Roach** is a former politician and city councillor, who was a member of the criminal underworld.

## Background

Roach was elected as a Councillor in the city in the mid 1990's. As a member of the city council, he became close friends with then Chief Superintendent Patrick Fairbank.

During this time he also engaged in sexual abuse of many of the young residents of Sands View Boys Home, including Danny Waldron and Joe Nash.

Due to his morbid obesity and poor health, at some point prior to the events of Series 3 Roach suffered a serious stroke, leaving him virtually comatose.

Process

Dale Roach's name is clearly visible on the list of child abusers that Danny Waldron had encountered, he had written out the list and put in the envelope for Steve Arnott.

### Snake Pit

Joe Nash gives a description of a very obese man who came to Sands View boys home when he was a child, a man who went there will the intention of abusing boys. Maneet Bindra later identifies this man as Dale Roach.
Edge Park Hotel

**Edge Park Hotel** is a budget hotel located in the Edge Park neighbourhood of The City.

## Information

It appears to be a cheap, budget hotel modelled after similar franchises such as Travelodge. Posters inside indicate the building also contains a restaurant that serves breakfast, lunch and dinner.

## Series 5

### Episode 1

Superintendent Ted Hastings is shown to be living in the hotel, having move out of his small bedsit he was seen living in in Series 3.
Carroll

**Carroll** is an Offender Management Officer at HMP Brentiss.

## Background

Carroll works for the private security company SecuritVite, which is contracted by the UK Prison Service to manage HMP Brentiss.

## Series 2

### Blood Money

Carroll is introduced alongside her colleague Regan as the new set of officers monitoring Lindsay Denton. They replace officers Jenny Leland and Alison Merchant, who injured and threatened Denton in the episode before. She escorts Denton to the outside exercise area and informs her that for her safety she will exercise alone.

Upon receiving approval from Fiona Jackson, Carroll and Regan escort and monitor Lindsay Denton as she visits her dying mother in the Ashcliffe Nursing Home. En route back to HMP Brentiss, the SurePen transport van driven by Carroll is attacked and run off the road by DS Manish Prasad and DC Jeremy Cole. Carroll is injured in the crash but is conscious, allowing Denton to take her keys from her and release herself from the handcuffs.

It is later mentioned by Superintendent Ted Hastings that both she and Regan were taken to hospital by the Central Ambulance Service for minor injuries.