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Arnott and Bishop learn from Nadaraja, Gail Vella's TV producer, that she was developing a podcast about high-level police corruption, and that her home had been ransacked – details Davidson seemingly overlooked – and might indicate an OCG hit. PS Jatri requests a transfer for personal reasons. Her replacement is PC Ryan Pilkington. Banks's body is found in a condition reminiscent of an OCG execution, with a knife nearby containing the dead CHIS's fingerprints. Hastings promotes Arnott to temporary DI. AC-12 raid Hillside Lane to seize evidence for their investigation, but are thwarted when Davidson reveals she put in a request to restrict access to Operation Lighthouse documents, causing a 24-hour delay in the investigation. Arnott and Hastings realise that Fleming had tipped Davidson off. After Arnott sees Hastings with Steph Corbett, he drives to her house. She witnesses his suffering and his addiction to painkillers. Davidson is summoned to an AC-12 interview. As she is placed under arrest, Davidson suggests that AC-12 should investigate all who have had access to the CHIS's information. PS Jatri is sent to prison when a search of her house reveals a stash of burner phones. She tearfully insists that she is being framed and reveals her personal relationship with Davidson. Davidson is released; she drives herself to take delivery of another burner phone. Alone in her car, she is distraught.
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Arnott tells Fleming and Hastings of his liaison with Corbett. After their initial shock, they agree to continue with Arnott's proposal. AC-12 identify that the organised crime group are involved in sex trafficking at a block of flats. AC-12 raid the flats and the group's front print shop. Corbett tips Arnott off about a larger-scale raid on the Eastfield police depot and states that a corrupt senior police officer will be there. Arnott is drawn away from the raid by a false ‘Status Zero’ call. Corbett shoots the senior police officer, who arrives with tracker information, and is revealed to be DCS Hargreaves. Corbett, on learning of his death, flees. Using false AC-12 ID, he enters Roisin Hastings's flat.
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Fleming suggests to Arnott that the link between Laverty's money laundering scam and Gates may be his children's expensive school fees. The school confirms that Laverty paid the deposit and the first full term in cash. After suffering a crisis of conscience, Arnott agrees to stay with AC-12. Hastings interviews the rest of Gates's squad over the laddering charge. Morton refuses to comment, Fleming sticks to her cover and backs up Gates. During Hastings' interrogation of Cottan, about the night of the surveillance on Greek Lane, Cottan claims that Gates ordered him and Kapoor to go off duty early, creating a gap in surveillance that enabled the killers to strike. Forensic evidence at the crime scene and Arabic books belonging to the victims lead Gates to concoct a cover story regarding a possible terrorism plot. Gates finds the location where he was held, but Laverty's body has disappeared. He receives another call from 'Tommy', who informs him that he wants Arnott out of the way. Morton catches Fleming with two phones; realising she is an AC-12 mole, he assaults her and drives away. Arnott receives a phone call from one of Laverty's tenants claiming to have information linking Gates to the gang. When Arnott arrives at the meeting, he finds Gates colluding with the gang. Before he can escape, he is ambushed and tied to a chair, with his right hand in a vice. Gates drives away.
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Lisa McQueen blags her way past a police guard and Cafferty's husband to talk to her in private. Another police leak enables the OCG to carry out a raid led by Corbett on a weapons convoy. Cafferty is found with £5,000 in a brown envelope by Arnott in his attempts to gather information. Corbett convinces him he is "straight". Hastings is approached by Mark Moffatt regarding his failed property investment. Moffat hands him a big brown envelope. Roisin Hastings insists on their divorce. From photographs, Cafferty identifies who recruited her.
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Arnott discovers that a nurse on the witness's ward, Claire Tindall, was threatened into giving the killer access by a man she knows as Joe, whom she is unable to identify. Denton begins her work in missing persons with the case of a vanished 15-year old, Carly Kirk. As they work together, Fleming attempts to gain Denton's confidence, but Denton sees through this, assaults Fleming and steals her phone. Denton is interviewed by AC-12 and claims that she called the hospital to ask that the witness exonerate her, but the team do not believe her and Hastings arrests her for conspiracy. At this point Denton turns the tables and gives evidence, on the record, that Arnott made an unofficial romantic visit to Claire, Hastings has financial problems (something he previously cited as making Denton vulnerable to bribery) and Fleming's mobile phone has an "interesting" call history (alluding to her affair with Richard Akers). Meanwhile, a story surfaces in the press that DCC Dryden took penalty points for his wife when she committed a driving offence.
In a parallel sub-plot, Denton has a dispute with her alcoholic neighbour. The neighbour plays loud music late at night, and accepts cash in return for not doing so. One evening Denton snaps and strikes her with a wine bottle, which she then wipes down and disposes of. When the neighbour reports the attack, Denton flatly denies it. Again, the music disturbs Denton, who finds her neighbour's door open and the woman asleep, while a chip pan is heating up. On reflection, Denton turns the heat off, takes the money and leaves.
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Denton is remanded in custody, where she is victimised by both staff and prisoners, having her hands badly burnt and warned not to speak to the authorities. Hastings requests witness protection records from Dryden, allowing AC-12 to discover the identity of the dead witness: Tommy Hunter, the gang leader previously arrested by DCI Tony Gates. Fleming visits Denton, who knows about Fleming's affair with Akers' husband, which Cottan also suspects. Denton's accusations cause friction between Hastings and Arnott. Meanwhile, Dryden's driving offence continues to occupy the press. To draw attention away from himself, Dryden leaks the information that Denton is the officer under investigation. Arnott begins a relationship with D.S. Nicola Rogerson of Major Violent Crimes, who promises to pass him information. At the site where Denton stole Fleming's phone and blew her cover, Fleming discovers a body, assumed to be that of the missing girl, Kirk. She re-interviews Denton, who claims that Dryden, a married man, had an affair with her and has set her up. Fleming discovers that Dryden and Denton did previously work together, lending some credence to this story. Cottan discovers from forensic accountants that Jayne Akers received a large sum of cash shortly before she died. Arnott visits Denton in prison and says, "I believe you."
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Dryden claims that Denton was at the car park when he was photographed in the car with Carly Kirk. Arnott gets closer to Denton and tells Fleming that he is, as she was earlier, undercover. Arnott finds the pay-off money hidden among the possessions Denton took from her mother's room.
In flashback, events prior to the ambush:
Denton follows Dryden to the reception, where she sees Kirk flirting with him. After talking to her in the ladies' cloakroom, Denton follows Kirk and Dryden to the car park, where she sees Kirk fellate Dryden and sees Hunter assault her after she leaves Dryden's car. Denton uses a colleague's computer to report the assault. She later approaches Hunter but DS Akers intervenes. Akers visits Denton at home to request help in saving Carly Kirk by handing Hunter over to his criminal associates, who fear he will inform on them under witness protection. With a pay-off, and appealing to Denton's desire to protect Kirk, Akers persuades her to assist in the handover, which also involves Cottan. The ambush on the convoy is made possible by a tracker on Denton's vehicle. Akers and Hunter are killed to protect Cottan's identity, and Denton is left alive to take the blame, but moves the tracker to the burning vehicle.
The buried body turned out not to be that of Kirk, who has fled the country. Prasad, who carried out the ambush and kidnapped Denton, gives evidence against her in return for reduced sentencing. Morton and Cottan come to an arrangement whereby Morton does not reveal his knowledge of Cottan's activities and Cottan keeps quiet about Morton selling confidential information to the press. Dryden receives a suspended sentence for perverting the course of justice regarding his wife's speeding ticket and resigns from the police force. Denton is convicted of conspiracy to commit murder and given a life sentence. Cottan is asked to remain in AC-12. Major Violent Crimes continue to investigate who organised Hunter's murder, but no police officers beyond Denton are suspected.

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series
 Based at Hillside Lane police station, DCI Joanne Davidson is the Senior Investigating Officer (SIO) of Operation Lighthouse, the investigation into the murder of journalist Gail Vella. Fleming is now in her team. They are tipped off by a covert human intelligence source (CHIS) that someone using the alias Ross Turner had boasted of killing Vella and are given his address. Buckells orders them to wait until the morning. Davidson, whilst in a convoy of armed police speeding to the address, orders it to intercept an apparent hold-up at a betting shop. One suspect is shot dead and the others arrested; the convoy is delayed but Terry Boyle, a man with Down syndrome, who has previously been abused and coerced into helping the organised crime group in earlier series, is eventually arrested. PS Farida Jatri reports her concerns about Davidson to AC-12's DS Steve Arnott, who covertly begins looking into Davidson's conduct with regard to the betting shop hold-up. Neither her team nor Arnott is aware of Davidson's affair with PS Jatri, with whom she has just had a messy break-up. Two sets of fingerprints are found in both Turner's flat and in Boyle's home; those of Boyle and those of Carl Banks, a known criminal. The body of the missing CHIS is discovered. When Hastings gives Arnott the order to investigate Davidson, Arnott goes to inform Fleming, and finishes by saying; "Either you're our CHIS or you're embedded as a UCO (undercover officer). That's why I'm giving you a heads-up, Kate." She does not commit herself.
The Paddy Raff show

## A Brief Description

The paddy raft show is a witty comedy series made baby **Paddy Raff, the main premise of the program** is that he acts out different stereotypes of people who mainly live in Belfast, these are edited together flawlessly and work well together, some of the stereotypes include: A posh man, Chief and many more (These characters all have names). The Times reviewed it as:

Postcodes are more common than punchlines in Paddy Raff’s comedy. The Belfast-born stand-up and social media hot shot has quickly built a sizeable local following with his broad-stroked yet location-specific skits about contemporary life in Northern Ireland. The name-checking of metropolitan districts has ensured his home town popularity but, in creative terms, his continued overreliance on geographical shorthand is a disconcerting signpost. The new kid on the block is, it seems, already losing his bearings.

Corniness, tedium and repetition are the dominant speeds of **The Paddy Raff Show**, a sketch series that’s going nowhere fast. Comedy doesn’t have to be challenging, clever or even original — but it does have to be funny. Raff is a defiantly middle-of-the-road performer who seems happy to skew
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Arnott and Fleming persuade Hastings to bring Dryden in for questioning, but find the DCC uncooperative and frosty. AC-12 face a further problem when the Major Violent Crimes team bring in Richard Akers before they can do so, as Arnott mistakenly assumed Rogerson would tell him if they were going to and that Akers was unaware of his wife's corruption and decided he was not a priority. When they do get to interview Akers, he reveals that Jayne kept recordings of Hunter as leverage and stored them at a PO Box. The recordings show Hunter threatening to inform on various parties, including corrupt police officers "from the two-faced bastard right down to The Caddy", unless they ensure his witness protection and immunity are maintained. A recording of Dryden publicly criticising the immunity Hunter and others like him receive suggest he is the corrupt officer in question, and AC-12 begin seeking the identity of 'The Caddy'.
Denton is granted permission to visit her dying mother at her nursing home, but on the return journey, Denton's prison van is run off the road. Fleeing for her life, Denton finds herself confronted by two corrupt police officers, DS Manish Prasad and Trotman's killer, DC Jeremy Cole.

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series
 Sergeant Danny Waldron and his team of armed officers are deployed to detain Ronan Murphy, a suspect wanted in connection with a plot to commit a gangland execution. After Murphy's car is forced to stop, the suspect runs into a nearby housing estate, where Waldron corners him before the rest of the team arrive. Murphy surrenders his gun, but Waldron shoots him and manipulates the scene to make it look as though Murphy opened fire first. Waldron orders his team to discharge their weapons so as to avoid any trouble. Under interrogation from AC-12, Waldron remains cool until DS Steve Arnott's line of questioning into his private life begins to spook him. When Arnott confronts him outside, Waldron implies that he knows he will not get away with what he has done.
Supt Ted Hastings agrees to send DC Kate Fleming undercover as a new member of Waldron's squad in an attempt to uncover the truth. Waldron's team are tense as a result of being bullied into collaborating with Waldron, and Fleming identifies PC Harinderpal "Hari" Bains as the weakest link, but Bains refuses to testify against Waldron. After pressure from AC-12 department lawyer Gill Biggeloe, Waldron's team are returned to active duty. On their first call, they are tasked with raiding the home of a drug-dealer. Waldron pockets an illegal firearm, then stops Fleming just in time from accidentally shooting at a child who has been left in the house. Waldron demands Fleming transfer out of his squad.
Waldron keeps watch on Bains' house, and later spies on Ronan Murphy's funeral. He follows Linus Murphy, uncle of Ronan, home from the funeral, and holds him at gunpoint, with words that reveal that Ronan and Linus were part of a group who harmed him as a child. He admits to killing Ronan for revenge, and begins to torture Linus. Back at his flat, Waldron leaves a list of names in an envelope addressed to Arnott. When Waldron's team raids another drug house, he orders Fleming to stay downstairs while the rest of the team search upstairs. Fleming hears a shot, and rushes upstairs to find the other squad members standing around Waldron, who has been shot in the neck and is bleeding to death.
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Arnott and Bishop examine the cell where Lakewell was found "hanged", and are frustrated at having no CCTV footage. Arnott tells Bishop to look into Lawrence Christopher, the case that Vella was investigating before her death. Lomax debriefs Fleming and Davidson on the potential locations where workshopped firearms may have been made. Fleming meets AC-12 and is shocked to learn that Davidson has a partial DNA match to Tommy Hunter, the results indicating this arose from incest. The team watch a press briefing by Osborne, after which Hastings learns from Sindwhani that he should continue to investigate the situation before his retirement. Arnott discovers that the missing £50k from their last case was given to Steph Corbett by Hastings, which he reveals to Fleming. MIT run a sting operation against the sites investigated by Fleming, only to find that the first is empty. Pilkington is observed by AC-12 using a concealed phone to contact the OCG, two members of which attempt to remove the machinery, but are killed by AC-12 AFOs. Fleming is informed of the actions of Pilkington but no arrest is made. Bishop explains to Hastings and Arnott about the Christopher case, leading Arnott to discover that Thurwell was involved in a previous AC-12 case about child sexual exploitation at Sands View, which was covered up. Davidson attempts to force Fleming to submit a transfer request but she refuses, annoying Davidson who is under orders to "get rid of her". Arnott tries questioning Fairbank but gets nowhere; back at the office, Bishop tells him that Vella tried to interview many of AC-12's former adversaries such as Manish Prasad, Hari Bains and Roz Huntley, but only Lee Banks had agreed to talk. Arnott talks to Banks and learns of Hastings's involvement in "tipping off" the OCG about a rat in their team. Davidson lures Fleming to a disused industrial site, but Fleming also tells Arnott. He is delayed due to the arrival of DCS Patricia Carmichael; while AC-12 are en route, Fleming and Pilkington have a stand off with weapons drawn. Two shots are fired.
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AC-12 arrive at the industrial estate to find Pilkington's body, with two gunshot wounds to the chest. Having fled the scene, Fleming and Davidson go to Arnott's home and take his car. Davidson shows Fleming the shuttered print shop opposite Boyle's flat, and tells her to search it. They are immediately ambushed by police vehicles, and reluctantly surrender. Carmichael assumes control of AC-12, and reveals to Hastings that they were detected so quickly because AC-12 vehicles have tracking devices, as neither she nor Chief Constable Osborne trust them. Davidson is interviewed first, and although she is shaken to learn the truth of her parentage, she initially gives 'no comment' answers. She also covers for Fleming by lying that she had shot Pilkington whilst disarming her. As questioning continues, Davidson shares details of being coerced by the OCG, although Carmichael repeatedly tries to steer away from this subject. Carmichael terminates the interview, and Davidson is charged. Fleming is released, now the most senior officer in the MIT, and she and Arnott order the floor to the weapons workshop to be excavated. Bishop calls them back to AC-12, where police in Spain are raiding Thurwell's suspected residence. They find two decomposed bodies. In prison, as Davidson is being taken to her cell, she is confronted by two OCG prison guards, who note the two CCTV cameras monitoring the entrance to her cell.
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After the attack on Arnott, Huntley picks up her husband from his office and advises him to go inside away from CCTV and ask security to look for Arnott. Arnott is found to be badly injured, but alive. Nick Huntley is interviewed by Hastings and Desford. He says it was a coincidence that only he knew Arnott was to be at his office building when he fell down three flights of stairs. He did not explain why his car was seen near Ifield's flat when Ifield was murdered. Nick said his wife was asleep in the spare room that night. Nick's solicitor, Jimmy Lakewell, says that with no evidence or CCTV, Nick should be free to go. AC-12 find a CCTV image of a man in a balaclava by Nick's offices at the time of the attack on Arnott. In her car, Nick and Huntley argue, Nick stating he had seen her going into Ifield's flat that night. Huntley says she was having an affair. Quizzed by Hastings in hospital, Arnott is unable to identify his attacker. At a meeting in his club, Huntley appeals to Hilton to help her by making an official complaint against AC-12 and closing the case against Farmer. Hilton says there are some things he could tell Huntley to help her with AC-12. Despite her friendliness, she rejects his advances, but suggests they meet again. Huntley and Fleming talk with Kevin Gill, the forensics officer: KRG. Huntley's wrist injury is now worse; she has it examined by a doctor, who takes a swab. Huntley and her husband argue again, at home. He says he cannot believe anything she says any more and he knows she was in the flats where the murder happened. She slaps him, twice; he breaks down. AC-12 finds an anomaly in the second forensic examination of KRG-13, the blood-spatters sample with the overwritten label: traces of white fibres from a forensic oversuit. Huntley is interviewed by AC-12. After running through evidence, Hastings says he will be recommending she be suspended from duty immediately. Huntley then accuses Hastings of sexism. She has identified Fleming as an undercover AC-12 officer in her team. Huntley asks Hastings whether he is a Mason. All through this altercation, Hastings is asking her where she is getting this information. She suggests Fleming was induced to tamper with evidence concerning Ifield's murder, accuses Hastings of a conspiracy to pervert the course of justice in the case against her, and brandishes a supporting letter from Hilton, recusing AC-12 from their inquiry. Hilton and Huntley meet again at his club, but Huntley again rejects him, saying she loves her husband. Afterwards, PC Maneet Bindra is seen handing a file to Hilton. After getting home, Huntley tells her husband he is no longer a suspect.
Too Cool for School

**"Too Cool for School"**, or FOC 40, is the twenty-sixth episode of the second season of Fax or Cap and the fortieth round overall.

## Too Cool for School

### Director

Zach Gindi-Chiafullo

This round is determining whether school is really necessary.

The TikTok link is located here:

https://www.tiktok.com/@z\_gindichiafullo/video/6923755096169909509?lang=en&is\_copy\_url=1&is\_from\_webapp=v1

## Round Trivia

* Statement: We do not need school
* This is the fortieth round of the series.
* The original name for the round was to be "School = Useless".
* This round was released right in the middle of the Fax or Cap Depression.
* Overnight Voting: 5
* Overnight Viewership: 202
Line of duty Series 1 Ep1

series
 A counter-terrorist police raid on the wrong flat results in the death of an innocent man. DS Arnott refuses to take part in a cover-up and is recruited to AC-12, an anti-corruption team led by Superintendent Hastings. Arnott's first investigation is focused on DCI Tony Gates, the senior officer of TO-20 within Central Police CID, who has a suspiciously high clearance rate thought to be due to laddering – attributing numerous different charges to the same defendant to increase an officer's number of successful cases. Initially, Hastings interviews Gates on a minor charge – failure to report accepting a free breakfast for apprehending a mugger outside a local café. Gates reassures his lover, Jackie Laverty, after she claims to have hit a dog after driving drunk on her way home from a work party. Laverty reports her car as stolen and Gates helps cover up the incident by faking a break-in at her home. When he hears of the cases that have come in overnight, he discovers that Laverty killed a man, not a dog as she claimed. Fleming, currently undercover in CID, informs Gates that crime statistics on the Bog estate are on the rise, before requesting to join TO-20. Gates asks his team to survey two suspected drug dealers who are operating from a derelict house, but Cottan and Kapoor leave their post early and the two dealers are found murdered next day, with their fingers cut off. Laverty makes a statement about the hit and run to an intelligence officer, but fails to disclose her role. When the victim is identified as Gurjit Patel, Laverty's accountant at her business Laverty Holdings, Gates gains access to the police records, and deletes the missing persons report – but not before Arnott manages to take a look.
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Carmichael and her team continue to interview Hastings. They question him about the £50,000 in banknotes they found in his hotel room. Gill Biggeloe, who sits in on the interview, identifies errors in the police search procedure of Hastings's hotel room. This leads Carmichael's team to interrogate Hastings's communications data for further evidence. Meanwhile, Fleming and Arnott revisit Corbett's widow and DSU Powell. They discover that Biggeloe was involved in selecting Corbett for Operation Pear Tree. Fleming and Arnott present their findings to Hastings. Biggeloe was recruited by the OCG while she was working as a defence solicitor. She texts the OCG for her escape but to no avail. One of Carmichael's team, PS Tina Tranter, is shot by Arnott as she attempts to stab Biggeloe.
The epilogue reveals that Operation Pear Tree is now officially closed. Fleming received a commendation for her investigation into Pear Tree. Arnott was commended alongside her after an independent panel cleared him in shooting Tranter. McQueen received immunity in exchange for providing information about the OCG, and now volunteers as a youth worker. Ryan Pilkington is now a student police officer. Biggeloe received immunity and a new identity. Hastings received a final written warning, but continues to lead AC-12. Moffat, standing trial, claims that the £50,000 found in Hastings's hotel room is only half of the sum that was handed to him. The remaining £50,000 is never found, but Hastings is seen approaching Corbett's widow with an envelope.

This is the final of this series.
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The OCG dump the bodies of Corbett and Jackie Laverty which are later found by police. AC-12's investigation into Operation Pear Tree is suspended. Hastings continues to make contact with the OCG. He persuades McQueen and Miroslav Minkowicz that he can handle the goods from the raid, until armed officers catch up with Hastings. Minkowicz is killed and McQueen is arrested. AC-12 discover that Hastings visited Lee Banks in prison, leading Fleming to raise concerns with senior officers. Hastings is suspended and investigated by DCS Patricia Carmichael, and is subsequently charged with conspiracy to murder Corbett.
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Arnott arrives at Laverty's house, following a tip-off from Fleming, to find Gates apparently searching the property, claiming that he has come to arrest Laverty. Whilst at the property, Gates tampers with evidence, hiding his whisky glass and wiping his prints from the bottle just as his team arrives. Arnott demands that Forensics dust for prints in the hope of proving that Gates was at the property before Laverty disappeared. Hastings and Arnott haul Gates in for questioning. Gates confirms that Laverty was an old flame, but denies all knowledge of the money laundering scam. His hesitation raises their suspicions. After Hastings is instrumental in taking Gates off the Laverty case, DI Ian Buckells is appointed to be in charge of the case. Fleming looks at CCTV from the night of the murder of the two drug dealers and finds footage that suggests the killers circled the area in a car with cloned (false) number plates until Cottan and Kapoor left. Gates frantically tries to dispose of the whisky glass from Laverty's house. The cloned car is spotted, and Gates and Morton give chase. During the pursuit, Gates is kidnapped and taken to a warehouse where he is shown Laverty's body and told to stay quiet, or the knife with his fingerprints on will be handed to the police. Arnott acts on a tip-off to say the whisky glass is hidden in a storm drain, based on false information that Gates gave to three of his officers, including Fleming, to test their loyalty. Kapoor is implicated and forced to leave Gates' team. Arnott messages Hastings and Fleming to tell them he is not the right person for the job and Gates has won.
Diamond Hands

The **Diamond Hands** is a **Pearlescent** Grenade manufactured by Atlas. It drops from Golden Bullion in Grand Opening

## Special Weapon Effects

**TO THE MOOOOOON!!!** -- Mirv Grenade with zero gravity. Upon impact, the grenade will fly.... To the moon?

## Usage & Description

Due to its gravity, the best way to use Diamond Hands is to throw it underneath enemies, or use it indoors. Assuming the player is able to find the Singularity version of the Diamond Hands, they can throw it underneath enemies to launch them into the sky.

## Notes

* The Diamond Hands does not share a hybrid with any weapon.
* As with all content within Redux, the Diamond Hands is NOT available within base game. It is a modded item.

## Trivia

* The Diamond Hands is a direct weapon replacement for the Kryll Atlas Grenade
* The Diamond Hands is a direct reference to the Stock Market/Cryptocurrency memes. Specifically, Doge Coin.
Line of duty Series 2 Ep5

Prasad and Cole torture Denton in a parking garage to find out what she has told investigators, and she reveals only that Dryden set her up. Prasad kills Cole for being "a liability", before Denton manages to escape from her kidnappers. Using the car, she pins Prasad to the wall and forces him to record a confession implicating Dryden before calling Arnott. She escapes on foot and goes to her mother's bedside, where Arnott allows her some quiet time before she is returned to custody. AC-12 find themselves forced to decide where their loyalties lie between Denton and Dryden. With the evidence mounting against the latter, the discovery of pictures showing Dryden and Kirk in a compromising situation is the final nail in the coffin, resulting in Arnott and Fleming finally arresting the DCC. However, when presented with AC-12's evidence, Dryden still strongly maintains he is being set up. Meanwhile, Cottan approaches DC Nigel Morton from his old team. Morton is the officer who sold the story about Dryden's driving offence to the papers, and Cottan blackmails him into falsely saying Cole, the deceased kidnapper, was nicknamed 'The Caddy' by fellow officers.
Bloodlands

## Popular Actors/Actresses

### They Are:

James NesbittLorcan CranitchLisa DwanChris WalleyIan McElhinneyLola PetticrewCharlene McKennaLola PetticrewMichael Smiley

## A brief blurb

Bloodlands is a British police drama based in Northern Ireland, it's first series released recently on the 21st February 2021series one only had 4 episodes in it. The BBC describe it as: "20 years on, a cold case awakens with an assassin on the loose - and chilling connections to DCI Tom Brannick's own past. Starring James Nesbitt." overall the first series is fast moving and action packed.Reviews

## Reviews

Abby Robinson, reviewing for *Digital Spy*, described the opening episode of the drama as "heavily plot-driven, which comes at the expense of character developments" and gave it three out of five stars. while Lucy Mangan of *The Guardian*, described the drama as "enjoyably dense with enough black humour to let it breathe" and gave it four out of five stars. Ed Power said the first episode of the series was " So grim – and a seriously bad advertisement for a weekend break in Belfast" when reviewing on behalf of *The Irish Times*. and finally Lauren Morris, reviewing on behalf of the *Radio Times* mentions "An unpredictable thriller with all the hallmarks of a Jed Mercurio drama".

On 14 March 2021, the series was renewed for a second series by the BBC

## locations

Harland & Wolff shipyard, Belfast Strangford Lough, Queen’s University, Belfast, Strangford Harbour, Rosemary Street Masonic Hall, Belfast,
List of Fax or Cap Episodes

This is a list of episodes of the TikTok Game Show "Fax or Cap".

Seasons generally come to an end whenever there is an unexpected hiatus, there is a new host, there is a special event, or when a certain amount of episodes had passed.

Seasons are combined into 5-season segments called series.

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Line of duty Series 4 Ep1

series
 DCI Roseanne "Roz" Huntley identifies and captures a suspected serial killer. The suspect is uncooperative under questioning and appears not to have an alibi. After months of fruitless investigation, ACC Derek Hilton puts pressure on DCI Huntley to charge the suspect. FC Tim Ifield informs DCI Huntley of concerns he has relating to the forensic evidence, which he believes proves the suspect's innocence, but DCI Huntley seems uninterested. Ifield alerts AC-12 to a possible miscarriage of justice. He tells DS Steve Arnott that he believes DCI Huntley is deliberately ignoring forensic evidence which proves the suspect's innocence. Ifield explains the forensics suggest someone has manipulated the crime scene in an attempt to frame the suspect. With the authorisation of Superintendent Ted Hastings, DS Kate Fleming goes undercover to investigate DCI Huntley, and also interviews the suspect. Arnott informs DCI Huntley that AC-12 are investigating. DCI Huntley suspects Ifield and turns up at his house at night, where she accuses Ifield of talking to AC-12. Ifield admits this, and a row breaks out over the guilt of the suspect. DCI Huntley causes Ifield to burn his hand and he slaps her. When she accuses him of assault, he pushes DCI Huntley who hits her head, appearing fatal. Fearing the worst, Ifield departs to a hardware store, purchasing cutting tools in order to dispose of the body. While he's preparing to carve DCI Huntley's head, she wakes up.
Line of duty Series 3 Ep2

Fleming attempts to provide first aid to the wounded Waldron, who dies in the ambulance. The remaining members of the team, PC Rod Kennedy, PC Hari Bains and PC Jackie Brickford, are interviewed by AC-12 and claim Waldron shot himself despite their attempts to stop him. Hastings attempts to arrest them, but Biggeloe convinces him to rescind the arrest. The police search Waldron's flat, finding Linus Murphy's dog (whom Waldron took with him after the murder to help lead the police to Murphy's body). Cottan discovers a box containing the stolen firearm, a photograph of a young Waldron and other boys alongside Ronan and Linus Murphy, and the envelope, addressed to Arnott, containing Waldron's list. Cottan destroys it.
Arnott agrees to take over the investigation of Waldron while Cottan focuses on his colleagues. Arnott locates Linus Murphy's home and finds his tortured and decapitated body, then finds the head in a storage room rented by Waldron. Waldron's team-mates find themselves suspected by their colleagues, and Fleming pressures them further by suggesting she knows they murdered Waldron, indicating she will tell AC-12 about a radio call Bains made to Waldron moments before his death, which was not included in the reports. Meanwhile, former DI Lindsay Denton has appealed against her conviction for conspiracy to murder Hunter, and Arnott is called as a witness. He denies having a sexual relationship with Denton, but the suggestion puts strains on his relationship with his girlfriend, DS Sam Railstone. Scared by pressure from Fleming, Kennedy demands to meet Bains in a disused warehouse, blaming Bains for their situation. This results in a brief physical confrontation. Denton claims in court that she had sex with Arnott.
Next morning, Kennedy's body is found hanged in the warehouse where he confronted Bains. Brickford and Bains meet, and appear the next morning to alter their statements to AC-12. They now claim Kennedy shot Waldron, and Brickford confesses she had a relationship with Kennedy until some months earlier, when they broke up after she had a one-night stand with Waldron. Bains receives a package containing a burner phone, and receives a call from someone who congratulates him on his deception.
Teremossu

Teremossu, also known as Dark Elves, are some of the most wise yet dangerous creatures of Seistia. They lurk in swamps, caves, deep forests and The Snatchers Woods. They are extremely powerful in the art of sorcerery, though they put it to the use of torture/fighting. Teremossu were one of the first races in existence, and they helped Nazologia find the Ichor Anchorius. During The Great War they helped both sides, though they favoured and agreed with Nazologia. Due to them living for up to Ninety-Years old, Teremossu can remember before and after The Great War.

## Appearance

The always have greyish skin, dark hair and beautiful features. They got their "Elf" name from their pointed ears. Their eye colour is always amber or silver that makes them look even more beautiful/handsome. Their voices are very soft, yet dangerously calm to suggest their hostility.

Teremossu wear sweeping dark robes/dresses with knives holstered in the waist-belt. They go barefoot to show their respect for the world around them.

## History

Teremossu were one of the first races in existence, and they helped Nazologia find the Ichor Anchorius. During The Great War they helped both sides, though they favoured and agreed with Nazologia. Due to them living for up to Ninety-Years old, Teremossu can remember before and after The Great War.

After the war, they returned to their swamps, caves and forests to relax. Teremossu can be slightly murderous/violent to outsiders.

## Culture

They believe in chasing away dark spirits by using totems made by the Tree Elders. They believe in Nazologia's purification plot and joined with the Infelici quite often, though they didn't worship Nazologia.

## Powers and Abilities

They are handy with spears and lances, though are extremely advanced in the art of Sorcerery. They are the most powerful race, save perhaps a full-powered Dryad.

## Notable Teremossu

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Line of duty Series 1 Ep5

Gates returns to rescue Arnott from the hands of his torturers. Arnott, by now convinced that Gates is innocent of the murders and can lead him to the killers, pretends that Gates did not play any part in his kidnapping. With her cover blown, Fleming is forced to leave TO-20, bringing her into conflict with Morton again. Cottan is assigned to replace Gates on the triple murder case, while Arnott's former counter-terrorism Chief Inspector is brought in to oversee the operation into apprehending the suspected terrorists. Fleming interviews Ryan Pilkington, the teenager who acts as a courier for the organised crime group, who denies any knowledge of 'Tommy' or the murder of Laverty, but reveals to Fleming that it was Gates who rescued Arnott. Fleming, upset that her colleague lied to her, informs Hastings. Arnott uses Morton to set up a midnight rendezvous with Gates, who tries to convince Arnott that he has never 'crossed the line', and that he was forced to turn rogue by the sequence of events. Arnott persuades Hastings to let him use Gates to get to 'Tommy'. Hastings agrees to put a tap on the phone network used by 'Tommy' until one of his many phone numbers is re-activated. Arnott primes Gates, who convinces his wife to let him spend one final hour with his children. When the phone number is re-activated, Gates, Arnott and Fleming trail 'Tommy' to the Edge Park golf club. Gates arrests Tommy Hunter, who reveals that his boys were responsible for the murder of Laverty and the three drug dealers. Hunter claims that the murders were committed by 'an inside man, someone special to him' who 'always follows orders'. As Arnott and Fleming catch up with them, Gates, realising his career is over, tells Arnott to say that he was killed in the line of duty, before committing suicide by walking in front of a lorry. After Hunter is arrested, Cottan asks for a few moments with him, and privately tips him off about the terrorism theory.
In the epilogue, Gates's family receives a death-in-service benefit of £107,000 plus a pension for life. Arnott testifies, but his former counter-terrorism colleagues are acquitted of any wrongdoing. The evidence obtained on Hunter is never used, and he is put in the witness protection system. The case against Gates is closed.
Line of duty Series 6 Ep3

After a witness identifies him as having argued with the deceased CHIS regarding Vella's murder, Boyle is brought in for further questioning. He comes close to sharing new information about a man who "did [the murder]", but Davidson halts the interview. Pilkington, accompanying PC Lisa Patel who is driving Boyle home, diverts to a different route. He forces the car into a reservoir. He drowns Patel, and attempts to drown Boyle. Fleming had been tailing them and arrives in time to thwart him. She notices a window in the vehicle where Pilkington was sitting is open, and reports her findings to AC-12. Arnott recognises Pilkington and Fleming remembers interviewing him as a juvenile, in connection with an old AC-12 case. Steph tells Hastings of Arnott's painkiller addiction; Arnott makes an unsuccessful attempt to get clean. He spends a platonic night with Steph. When she leaves to go to work, he searches her house; discovering a large amount of money in the loft. After Boyle's freezer is found in a dump, samples of Jackie Laverty's blood are found inside. In Brentiss Prison, Jatri is prevented from attending an AC-12 interview when an OCG warder breaks her wrist. DSU Buckells and Deborah Devereux, the witness who named Boyle, have had a sexual relationship. Buckells is handed over to AC-12. At home, Davidson messages an unknown individual on a laptop that everything had been taken care of.
Line of duty Series 3 Ep5

Cottan continues to attack Arnott by pressurising PC Maneet Bindra to hold off on key forensics on the envelope found in Waldron's flat and then by spreading rumours surrounding Arnott's conduct, including telling Fleming he has a lead linking Arnott to Denton's bribe money. Arnott is eventually suspended by a hesitant Hastings, to whom he reveals the redacted file that would have linked Ronan and Linus Murphy to Hunter. Hastings challenges Biggeloe on this but is rebuffed. Meanwhile, Fairbank is called in for interview and maintains his ignorance as he is presented with images of alleged abusers. Nash is shown a photograph of Fairbank, ostensibly to identify him as an officer that had overlooked accusations, but his reaction suggests Fairbank was one of the abusers.
Arnott and Denton investigate the possibility that Waldron hid another copy of his list of abusers. Denton surmises the list is kept digitally, so she tricks Arnott into pursuing a false lead while she, having stolen Arnott's pocketbook, goes to an internet cafe to access Waldron's emails. She finds a photograph of the list in his drafts folder and transfers it to hers as insurance.
Cottan is outside and summons her to his car — revealed to be Arnott's service vehicle with false number plates — and drives her to an industrial site where he offers money for the information at gunpoint. Denton, staying true to her morals as a former police officer, rejects this and defiantly emails the list to Hastings, for which Cottan murders her.
Line of duty Series 6 Ep4

Buckells is interviewed by AC-12 and charged. Wise informs Hastings she intends to merge AC-12, AC-3 and AC-9 to form one unit and to reduce the staff by 90% and that he should take retirement to avoid further disciplinary action. A betting shop robber is interviewed by Lomax and Fleming in gathering more information about firearms. As forensic analysis at Jatri's home is completed, Davidson watches before sending another message through her laptop, "I'm finished". Arnott asks DI Rogerson to hold off. He deletes emails from Occupational Health about discussing his drug test. Arnott recognises the voice of jailed solicitor Jimmy Lakewell on a recording obtained from Vella's office. Davidson tells Pilkington she will complete his commendation and then discharge him from her team. When Arnott and Bishop interview Lakewell in prison, he is afraid to talk. In moving him into secure custody, the OCG ambush the convoy. In the shootout, PS Ruby Jones is killed by a sniper, whom Arnott then kills with his handgun. Pilkington explains to Davidson why he will not be removed from Operation Lighthouse. Lakewell is murdered by OCG prisoner Lee Banks in his prison cell as Buckells watches. Forensic results from Jatri's house reveal Davidson's fingerprints were found, but that a DNA test found a match to a nominal located on other police databases.