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Kevin Gill

**Kevin Robert Gill** is a civilian Forensic Investigator in the Central Police Forensic Unit.

## Background

### Personal

Gill was born on the 3rd January 1975. He has a brother, Jonah Gill, who is listed as his next of kin.

### Professional

Gill joined Central Police in 1995, and underwent forensic training at Ryton-on-Dunsmore Police Training Centre.

## Series 4

### Episode 2

Gill is part of the forensics team under the supervision of FC Rupal Pandit who gathers evidence at the scene of Tim Ifield's murder.

### Episode 4

When DC Jodie Taylor informs DCI Roz Huntley that AC-12 intend to re-examine a blood sample, KRG-13, that was supposedly overwritten, Huntley decides to confront him.

On his smoke break outside Polk Avenue Station, Huntley asks him if he remembers overwriting the label, to which he replies he is sure he didn't. Despite claiming she has no angle, Gill becomes hostile towards her. He says he has to work with the officers in Operation Trapdoor, and doesnt want to go around saying evidence has been tampered with as it would make him a whistleblower. He then remarks negatively about how the police treat whistleblowers, before refusing to continue to talk with Huntley. Observing their interaction from the window, DS Kate Fleming then goes to speak with him.
The Betrayal

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

## "The Betrayal"

### Director

John Strickland

**"The Betrayal"** is the fourth episode in Series 5 of *Line of Duty*. It was first broadcast on 21st April 2019.

## Summary

Tensions rise in the OCG following the events at Eastfield. With troubling questions hanging over the identity of ‘H’, suspicions mount at AC-12.

## Cast

### Opening Credits

* Stephen Graham as Detective Sergeant (DS) John Corbett
* Martin Compston as DS Steve Arnott
* Vicky McClure as Detective Inspector (DI) Kate Fleming
* Adrian Dunbar as Superintendent Ted Hastings
* Polly Walker as Gill Biggeloe
* Rochenda Sandall as Lisa McQueen
* Aiysha Hart as DS Sam Railston
* Elizabeth Rider as Deputy Chief Constable (DCC) Andrea Wise
* Andrea Irvine as Roisin Hastings
* Taj Atwal as Police Constable (PC) Tatleen Sohota

### Closing Credits

* Rosa Escoda as Amanda Yao
* Patrick Fitzsymons as Mark Moffatt
* Tomi May as Miroslav Minkowicz
* Gregory Piper as Ryan Pilkington
* Tommy Jessop as Terry Boyle
* Amy De Bhrun as Stephanie Corbett
* Ryan McKen as Khan
* Richard Pepple as DS Kyle Ferringham
* Alastair Natkiel as Lee Banks
Knighthill Senior Care Home

Knighthill Senior Care Home is a nursing home that operates in the city.

## Information

Knighthill Senior Care Home is a nursing home located in the Moss Heath area. It is never mentioned by name and the name is only ever seen on screen. Its address is given as 10-14 Pleasance Drive, B2 8ST. Visiting hours are said to be strictly between 7:30 and 8:30. It is one of two nursing homes mentioned in the show, the other being Ashcliffe Nursing Home.

## Series 4

The nursing home is mentioned several times throughout this series, as it is the nursing home where Eileen Farmer, grandmother to Michael Farmer, is being looked after. During an AC-12 interview with Roz Huntley, its address is seen on screen. By the end of the series, Eileen is no longer living in the care home but is living at home with Michael in an undisclosed location.
Easter Eggs

The letter contains a hyperlink to a prescription for Steve Arnott at the bottom of which is morse code that decodes
to a URL of a Youtube video featuring Gail Vella https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XJ1dTZN6d2k&t=6s
The description of which contains a URL to the real life location of Green Lane in Small Heath inspiration for the fictional Moss Heath.
Character appearances

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

Below is a summary **list of character appearances** from the 1st series of *Line of Duty*onwards. A key can be found below along with a table. Note that appearances with no lines, where a character is heard and not seen or seen in a video recording are rare due to the nature of the show. As such, these appearances are generally only made by guest characters.

Steve Arnott, Kate Fleming and Ted Hastings have appeared in the most episodes, due to being main characters in all series of Line of Duty.

## Key

Please use this as a key. The first colour reached that applies to the character in the episode is the one used.
Nadzia Wojcik

## Nadzia Wojzik

**Nadzia Wojcik** is a waitress at the Sunflower Cafe in Kingsgate. She is seen in Series One.

## Background

Presumably born in Poland, Nadzia later moved to the UK and settled in the unnamed city where the show takes place. At some point prior to the first series, she was employed by the Sunflower Cafe as a waitress.

## Series 1

### A Disastrous Affair

Nadzia is one of the waitresses on shift when DCI Anthony Gates and Jackie Laverty are having breakfast. When Gates intervenes to stop a mugging from taking place outside the cafe, Nadzia calls the police and then gives him his food on the house.

Chief Superintendent Ted Hastings later interviews Gates in connection with the minor charge of failing to declare a gratuity from Wojcik in the form a free breakfast, and issues him a yellow notice.

### The Assault

She is later interviewed at work by DS Steve Arnott regarding the incident with Gates. Throughout their conversation there are flirtatious undertones.
Monsters

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

## Monsters

###

Series 3, Episode 1

### Running Time

60 minutes

**Monsters** is the first episode in Series 3 of *Line of Duty* and the twelfth overall episode. It was first broadcast on BBC Two on 24th March 2016.

## Summary

Police anti-corruption unit AC-12 return for another investigation. Sergeant Danny Waldron and his armed response team shoot dead a hardened criminal, but cracks soon appear in their story. Are they hiding a cold-blooded murder?

## Cast

### Opening Credits

* Daniel Mays as Police Sergeant (PS) Danny Waldron
* Martin Compston as Detective Sergeant (DS) Steve Arnott
* Vicky McClure as Detective Constable (DC) Kate Fleming
* Adrian Dunbar as Superintendent (Supt) Ted Hastings
* Craig Parkinson as Detective Inspector (DI) Matthew Cottan
* Polly Walker as Gill Biggeloe
* Will Mellor as Police Constable (PC) Rod Kennedy
* Arsher Ali as PC Hari Bains
* Leanne Best as PC Jackie Brickford
* Shaun Parkes as Chief Superintendent (CS) Terry Reynolds
* Aiysha Hart as DS Sam Railston

### Closing Credits

* Lisa Palfrey as Inspector (Insp) Tracey McAndrew
* Shane Gately as Ronan Murphy
* Natasha Gordon as Sergeant Karen Marley
* Rebecca O'Mara as Rachel O'Connor
* Kiran Landa as Leila Bains
* Richard Croxford as Minister
* Louis Rolston as Linus Murphy
* James Murphy as Resident

### Uncredited

* Chrissie Harris as Police Officer AC-12
* Hugh Irvine as Crime Scene Investigator (CSI) Burslem
* Frank Cannon as Solicitor
* Kristy Robinson as PC Karen Black
* Roman Beguns as Police Officer AC-12

## Locations

Filming locations for this episode include Invest Northern Ireland HQ and Belfast BT Riverside Tower (AC-12 Building), Tourism Northern Ireland carpark (AC-12 carpark) and Belvoir Drive (flat where drugs raid happens).
Callsign

A **callsign** is how a police officer is identified while they are patrolling the streets in their cars and reporting to crime scenes. Whenever they talk to the control room, they will state their callsign.

## Line of Duty Callsigns

### Anti-Corruption Unit 12 - Alpha Charlie

* Supt Ted Hastings - Alpha Charlie 1-0
* DI Steve Arnott - Alpha Charlie 4-5
* DI Kate Fleming - Alpha Charlie 3-7 (Series 5)
* DC Chloe Bishop - Alpha Charlie 5-2
* PS Kyle Ferringham - Alpha Charlie 6-4 (Series 5)
* PS Ruby Jones - Alpha Charlie 6-4 (Series 6)

### Major Violent Crime - Delta X-ray

* DCI Roz Huntley - Delta X-ray 0-2
* DS Neil Twyler - Delta X-ray 8-9-1-2

### Murder Investigation Team - Mike India

* DCI / DSU Joanne Davidson - Mike India 2-0
* DI Kate Fleming - Mike India 3-7 (Series 6)
* DS Chris Lomax - Mike India 5-3

### Strategic Firearms Command - Victor Charlie

* Insp Tracey McAndrew - Victor Charlie 4-1
* PS Danny Waldron - Victor Charlie 5-1
* PC Rod Kennedy - Victor Charlie 5-2
* PC Jackie Brickford - Victor Charlie 5-3
* PC Hari Bains - Victor Charlie 5-4
* PC Kate Francis - Victor Charlie 5-5 (DC Kate Fleming undercover in series 3)
Lying Nest

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

## Lying Nest

###

Series 4, Episode 5

### Running Time

59 minutes

**"Lying Nest"** is the fifth episode in Series 4 of *Line of Duty* and the twenty-first overall episode. It was first broadcast on BBC One on 23rd April 2017.

## Summary

DCI Roz Huntley struggles to allay her husband's suspicions. AC-12 find a new angle to pursue their case against her.

## Cast

### Opening Cast

* Thandiwe Newton as Detective Chief Inspector (DCI) Roz Huntley
* Martin Compston as Detective Sergeant (DS) Steve Arnott
* Vicky McClure as DS Kate Fleming
* Adrian Dunbar as Superintendent (Supt) Ted Hastings
* Lee Ingleby as Nick Huntley
* Paul Higgins as Assistant Chief Constable (ACC) Derek Hilton
* Maya Sondhi as Police Constable (PC) Maneet Bindra
* Patrick Baladi as Jimmy Lakewell

### Closing Cast

* Syreeta Kumar as Trauma Consultant
* Mark Stobbart as DS Neil Twyler
* Claudia Jessie as Detective Constable (DC) Jodie Taylor
* Anneika Rose as PC Farida Jatri
* Nigel Boyle as DCI Ian Buckells
* Royce Pierreson as DC Jamie Desford
* Vineeta Rishi as FC Rupal Pandit
* Scott Reid as Michael Farmer
* Henry Miller as Robert Morganstaff
* Mary Healey as Eileen Farmer
* Jason Watkins as FI Tim Ifield
* Pandora Colin as Elizabeth Lewis
* Craig Parkinson as DI Matthew Cottan

### Uncredited

* Jude North as CSI Officer Bloom
* Simon Millar as DC Daniel Brightway
* Arlene Martin Morris as Physiotherapist

### Filming Locations

Filming locations for this episode include Invest Northern Ireland HQ and the Belfast BT Riverside Tower (AC-12 Building), Belfast Central Library and the Ulster Reform Club (Pelbury House), a coffee shop on the corner of William Street and Royal Avenue (where Lakewell and Nick Huntley meet), a building on Ormeau Avenue (offices for Lakewell, Dean & Stevenson) and Hydebank Wood Youth Offender's Centre (HMP Blackthorn).
Robin Stewart

**Robin Stewart** is an employee of the City Council who worked for the Offender Management Unit.

## Background

### Personal

Nothing is known about Robin's background other than he may originally be from Scotland based on his accent.

### Professional

Robin is employed by the City Council to work as part of the Offender Management Unit, a department dedicated to helping those on license or recently released from prison get back into civilian life.

## Season 3

### Negative Pressure

Robin is assigned to be Lindsay Denton's case worker after she is released from HMP Brentiss on license after her conviction for conspiracy to murder is quashed. He visits Denton at her room in the 340 B&B, where after initially coming as pleasant attempts to solicit oral sex from Denton in exchange for £10. When his offer is rebuked, he leaves.

After Denton has been absent from work on account of meeting with DS Steve Arnott, Robin returns to her residence and attempts to blackmail her into performing sexual acts, threatening to get her fired from her only source of income otherwise. She appears to give in, but then proceeds to grab and twist his genitals, causing him severe pain. Denton indicates that she has the entire ordeal recorded on her mobile phone, and informs him that she intends to have him prosecuted under Section 4 of the Protection from Harassment Act 1997, where he could face up to 5 years in prison. Robin is then forced to crawl from her residence whilst Denton kicks him in the stomach.

## Gallery

Stewart's Offender Management Team ID card (Series 3).
Sharon

**Sharon** is a Detective Constable in Central Police, currently assigned to AC-12.

## Background

It can be presumed she was assigned to the AC-12 Building between the events of Series 4 and Series 5.

## Series 5

### Episode 2

Sharon, along with DC Liz accompanies DS Steve Arnott during the raid of the house of Sergeant Jane Cafferty. After the house is cleared by Sergeant Kyle Ferringham and members of the Strategic Firearms Command, it is Sharon who finds the envelope of money given to Cafferty by Lee Banks.

### Episode 3

She is one of many AC-12 officers who participate in the stakeout of the Eastfield Police Storage Facility in anticipation of it being robbed by the Organised Crime Group.

## Series 6

### Episode 1

Sharon is briefly seen in the offices of the AC-12 Building speaking with DC Chloe Bishop.
Sammy (dog)

**Sammy** was the family pet of Anthony and Jools Gates.

## Series One

### The Probation

Anthony Gates returns home to find that his house as been broken into by the Organised Crime Syndicate. He finds his dog Sammy lying seriously injured but alive on the floor, having been attacked. Taking pity on his pet, Gates compassionately kills Sammy to put an end to his suffering. When his wife Jools Gates returns home, he explains that the murder of his dog is a warning from the Organised Crime Group and that they are no longer safe.
Lee

Lee is a burglar. In series 1, episode 2 he is arrested by PCs Karen Larkin & Simon Bannerjee. During the arrest, he is injured after attempting to jump off of a balcony into a river however he landed on the concrete alongside the river. In hospital he is questioned by DS Leah Janson and he admits to committing several burglaries in Edge Park, Moss Heath and on the Borogrove Estate.
Palisades Shopping Centre

**Palisades Shopping Centre** is a large shopping centre and leisure complex located in The City.

## Information

The centre is large, modern and open plan, with multiples stories being connected by walkways and bridges. In addition to shops, it also boasts a cinema and large number of restaurants in a food court.

Although not explicitly stated, it can be presumed to be located in the Kingsgate area of The City due to its modernity.

## Series 5

### Episode 4

John Corbett informs Steve Arnott that H has agreed to meet with the Organised Crime Syndicate at 4pm in the Palisades Shopping Centre. Corbett advises Arnott not to tell anyone in case the information is leaked to H, who is suspected to be a senior ranking officer within Central Police. However, Arnott is left with little choice but to tell Superintendent Ted Hastings when he demands to know what was said between him and Corbett.

Corbett, along with Miroslav and Lisa McQueen turn up to the meeting at the shopping centre, whilst being discreetly observed by AC-12 and a team of Authorised Firearms Officers from the Strategic Firearms Command. However, the threat to the public of an armed engagement is deemed too high and the AFOs are ordered to stand down. H does not turn up, and the Organised Crime Syndicate leave without being apprehended.
Ollie Huntley

**Ollie Huntley** is the son of former DCI Roz Huntley and Nick Huntley.

## Background

Ollie is the younger child, presumably born in the early 2000's. He was born whilst his mother was on hiatus from her job at Central Police to start a family. He is mixed race.

## Series 4

### Episode 1

Ollie is introduced playing on his phone with earphones in when his mother, DCI Roz Huntley receives a phonecall from her colleague DC Jodie Taylor.
Leah Janson

**Leah Janson** is a Detective Sergeant in Central Police. She is seen in Series 1.

## Background

### Professional

Prior to the events of the first series, Janson was assigned to the Criminal Investigation Department at Kingsgate Station.

## Series 1

### A Disastrous Affair

Janson is introduced working alongside DC Kate Fleming in Central CID in Kingsgate Station. Irritated that she keeps getting dumped with low level cases that will likely remain unsolved, she yearns to join a specialised department such as TO-20.
Lambert

**Lambert** was an Authorised Firearms Officer and criminal operative within Central Police. He was assigned to the Strategic Firearms Command.

## Background

At some point before the events of series 3, Lambert became part of the clandestine organised crime syndicate run by Tommy Hunter, taking his orders from DI Matthew Cottan.

## Series 3

### Monsters

Lambert is first seen in the South Ferry Station briefing regarding an incoming deployment as part of Operation Damson. He is assigned to the VC4 Team led by Inspector Tracey McAndrew, alongside Constables Bellow and Chapel.

### The Process

Lambert is seen alongside PC Karen Black and various other members of the Strategic Firearms Command at South Ferry Station when it is announced by Chief Superintendent Terry Reynolds that PC Rod Kennedy has been found dead.

### Negative Pressure

Lambert is one of the members of the SFC who guards PC Hari Bains as he is brought into AC-12 for questioning from HMP Blackthorn.

### List

We see Lambert standing behind Steve Arnott when he signed back in the Glock 17 he had signed out from the South Ferry Armoury.

### Breach

He is one of the two AFO's who accompany DI Matthew Cottan to arrest DS Steve Arnott at the approved premises of Lindsay Denton. He handcuffs an arrests Arnott and warns him to stop talking.

When DI Matthew Cottan realised his cover has been blown, it is Lambert who helps him escape the AC-12 Building. After receiving a text message from Cottan, Lambert guns down the other AFO guarding the interview room, and then shoots through the glass walls in order to allow Cottan to escape. Before the building can be locked down, Lambert forces an officer in the lobby to let them out at gunpoint. Giving his sidearm to Cottan, the two run down the high street in Kingsgate towards the Moss Heath area where their pick up point is located.

En route to Moss Heath, the two are confronted by an armed DC Kate Fleming, who orders then to drop their weapons. Lambert is the first to respond, turning and aiming at Fleming, but is gunned down by her before he can pull the trigger.
Philip

**Philip** is a Detective Constable (DC) in Central Police, currently assigned to Anti Corruption Unit 12 (AC-12).

## Background

Between the events of Series 4 and Series 5 he was assigned to AC-12.

## Series 5

### Episode 2

Philip is one of several AC-12 officers who accompany Detective Inspector (DI) Kate Fleming to the Police Services Building to obtain information and investigate Operation Pear Tree. He is accompanied by his colleagues DC Eldwick and Police Constable (PC) Yacoob.

### Episode 3

He is one of the many AC-12 officers who participates in the surveillance of the Eastfield Police Storage Facility whilst it is robbed by the Organised Crime Group. He later accompanies DI Kate Fleming to assist Detective Chief Superintendent Lester Hargreaves after he is shot by Detective Sergeant John Corbett.

## Series 6

### Episode 1

Philip is briefly seen in the background of the Anti Corruption Unit 12 main offices, speaking with DC Chloe Bishop.
Linus Murphy

### Cause of Death

Internally haemorrhaged as a result of pelvic fracture incurred whilst being tortured by PS Danny Waldron

**Linus Murphy** was a criminal and former employee at Sands View.

## Background

In the 1990's he worked as a caretaker at the Sands View Boys home. Along with his nephew Ronan Murphy, Councillor Dale Roach and Chief Superintendent Patrick Fairbank, he engaged in various sexual offenses with the boys.

Before his death, Linus lived at 19 Colbridge Road, Pulton.

## Series 3

### Monsters

Murphy first appears attending the funeral of his nephew Ronan Murphy, who was shot by Waldron. Waldron later breaks into his apartment, and tortures him into providing names of those involved with the abuse at Sands View. Waldron then decapitated Murphy and orally raped the head, before storing it in his lockup.

### The Process

After discovering Linus's dog Rosie in Waldron's flat, Arnott has PC Maneet Bindra trace the mobile number on her collar. The records show Murphy's address, allowing AC-12 to search his home and find his body.
Metropolitan Police Service

**The Metropolitan Police Service**, formerly and still commonly known as the Metropolitan Police and informally as the Met Police, the Met, Scotland Yard, or the Yard, is the territorial police force responsible for law enforcement in the Metropolitan Police District, which currently consists of the 32 London boroughs.
Acronyms

**Acronyms** are simply abbreviations created from the first letter of each word in a phrase or series of words. A multitude of official police based acronyms, initialisms and abbreviations are used by Central Police and East Midlands Constabulary in official radio communication throughout the series.

### Police Units

* **AC-12**: Anti Corruption Unit 12
* **AC-3**: Anti Corruption Unit 3
* **AC-9**: Anti Corruption Unit 9
* **TO-20**: Tactical Operations Unit 20
* **TO-9**: Tactical Operations Unit 9
* **CID**: Criminal Investigation Department
* **MPU**: Missing Persons Unit
* **MVC**: Major Violent Crime
* **MIT**: Murder Investigation Team

* **FFU**: Financial Forensic Unit
* **ARU**: Armed Response Unit

### Ranks and Titles

* **CC**: Chief Constable
* **DCC**: Deputy Chief Constable
* **ACC**: Assistant Chief Constable
* **DCS**: Detective Chief Superintendent
* **CS**: Chief Superintendent
* **DSU**: Detective Superintendent
* **DCI**: Detective Chief Inspector
* **CI**: Chief Inspector
* **DI**: Detective Inspector
* **PS**: Police Sergeant
* **DS**: Detective Sergeant
* **DC**: Detective Constable
* **PC**: Police Constable
* **PCSO**: Police Community Support Officer
* **UCO**: Undercover Officer
* **COM**: Covert Operations Manager
* **SIO**: Senior Investigating Officer
* **OIC**: Officer In Charge
* **OFC**: Operational Firearms Commander
* **SFC**: Strategic Firearms Commander
* **TFC**: Tactical Firearms Commander

* **AFO**: Authorised Firearms Officer
* **FI**: Forensic Investigator
* **FC**: Forensic Coordinator
* **SOCO**: Scene Of Crime Officer
* **PCC**: Police & Crime Commissioner
* **OMO**: Offender Management Officer
* **HCP**: Health Care Professional

### Operational

* **OCG**: Organised Crime Group
* **DIR**: Digital Interview Recording
* **ARV**: Armed Response Vehicle
* **GSW**: Gunshot Wound
* **MoPI**: Management of Police Information
* **ANPR**: Automatic Number Plate Recognition
* **CHIS**: Covert Human Intelligence Source
* **PACE**: Police and Criminal Evidence Act (1984)
* **RIPA**: Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act (2000)
* **GDPR**: General Data Protection Regulation (2018)
* **PNC**: Police National Computer
* **ANPR**: Automatic Number Plate Recognition

### Organisations

* **FARS**: Fire and Rescue Service
* **NABIS**: National Ballistics Intelligence Service
* **ACPO**: Association of Chief Police Officers
* **NPCC**: National Police Chiefs Council
* **IPCC**: Independent Police Complaints Commission
* **IOPC**: Independent Office for Police Conduct
* **CPS**: Crown Prosecution Service
4878

An unnamed officer with the shoulder number **4878** is a Constable and Authorised Firearms Officer within Central Police assigned to the Strategic Firearms Command.

## Series 6

### Episode 1

Constable 4878 was one of several officers with the Strategic Firearms Command stationed at Hillside Lane Station. He, along with a team led by PS Briggs accompany a convoy en route to raid the address of a suspect in Operation Lighthouse with DCI Joanne Davidson.

When the convoy is redirected to attend an armed robbery at Hickey's Bookmakers, 4878 is forced to shoot dead Dylan Ventridge when he refuses to surrender his weapon. Due to the discharge of the firearm, the whole unit of Authorised Firearms Officer's has to stand down and undergo forensic recovery by the Forensic Unit.

### Episode 6

By this time PC 4878 has been reassigned to the detachment of Authorised Firearms Officer's operating out of the AC-12 Building. He is one of two officers who provide armed guard whilst DSU Joanne Davidson is interviewed by DCS Patricia Carmichael, Superintendent Ted Hastings and DI Steve Arnott.
Tatleen Sohota

**Tatleen Sohota** is a Police Constable within Central Police. In series 5, she was assigned to AC-12 however she is unseen in series 6. It is unknown if she has left Central Police or whether she has just transferred to another department.

## Background

Tatleen was assigned to work in the AC-12 Building between the events of Series 4 and Series 5. Much like PC Maneet Bindra, her responsibilities at AC-12 appear to be primarily administrative despite being a warranted constable.

## Series 5

### Episode 1

After being unable to access crime reports related to potential offenses being committed by Lisa McQueen and other members of the Organised Crime Syndicate, she informs Detective Inspector (DI) Kate Fleming and Detective Sergeant (DS) Steve Arnott. When Arnott is unable to access the information either, this prompts the two detectives to meet with Detective Superintendent Alison Powell, SIO of Operation Pear Tree.

Sohota later brings to DS Steve Arnott's attention that PC Maneet Bindra overlooked a member of staff who could have been associated with the ED-905 hijacking, a civilian administrator named Vihaan Malhotra.

### Episode 3

Sohota is seen assisting DS Steve Arnott in his interview of PC Kieran Bloom regarding him making a Status Zero call during the robbery of the Eastfield Police Storage Facility. Along with Arnott, she furnishes evidence proving that Bloom orchestrated and faked the attempted attack on himself in order to lure Strategic Firearms Command officers away from the depot. This not only allowed corrupt Detective Chief Superintendent (DCS) Lester Hargreaves to attend the robbery, but also gave him legitimate cover should his presence in the area have been questioned at a later time.

### Episode 4

Whilst looking into the background of John Corbett, it is Sohota who discovers that he was actually born John McGillis in Belfast, Northern Ireland to Anne Marie McGillis and Anthony McGillis. She notes his name was changed to Corbett when he was adopted in 1989 by Sorcha Corbett (a relative of his father, whose maiden name was also McGillis) and her husband Robert Corbett after the deaths of his biological parents. Due to the sensitivity of the information, she is instructed by DI Kate Fleming to keep it between her and DS Steve Arnott, and not disclose it to Superintendent Ted Hastings.
Rita Bennett

**Rita Bennett** is a civilian investigator with Central Police.

## Background

### Personal

Rita mentions she suffers from nervousness and anxiety. Very little about her personal life is mentioned.

### Professional

Prior to the events of Series 1, Bennett joined Central Police as a member of the civilian support staff, and was assigned to Kingsgate Station.

She later received training as a civilian investigator, which enabled her to carry out certain types of police work within the overloaded Criminal Investigation Department.

## Series 1

### A Disastrous Affair

Not wanting to investigate the theft of Jackie Laverty's car, DS Leah Janson delegates the responsibility to Bennett. Whilst obtaining further information from Laverty, Bennett informs her that she is not a police officer, but does carry out certain types of police work (due to cutbacks preventing the training of more actual officers).

Wanting to be kept in the loop regarding the theft of Jackie's car, DCI Anthony Gates approaches Rita, and flirtatiously asks her to forward any new info to him, as it may be relevant to a case that TO-20 is working on. She gladly agrees. She later informs Gates of the link between the hit and run of Gurjit Patel being linked to the theft of Jackies car. Gates tells her that it is sensitive information and must be transferred to his computer, an order she believes and complies with.

### In the Trap

After a tip off from DC Kate Fleming, Rita is approached by DS Steve Arnott regarding Gates taking over the hit and run investigation. She initially tells him she wont speak to him, as her union protects her against doing so as it can cause "undue stress and anxiety". It is only when he threatens to arrest her for perverting the course of justice does she give him information, informing him that Gates took over as soon as he discovered that Gurjit Patel worked as an accountant for Jackie Laverty.

After DCI Anthony Gates fires DC Deepak Kapoor from TO-20, Bennett speaks to Gates and tells him that due to the situation that has occurred she has to take sick leaves, as it is not good for her nerves. He unenthusiasticly tells her she will be missed before walking away. Bennett is last seen in the break room of Kingsgate Station, moaning to a cleaner how the stress of having anti-corruption involved has made her migraines worse, and that her union will have something to say about it.
Police Federation Representative

**Police Federation Representative** is the title given to serving police officers who are employed by the Police Federation.

## Information

Federation Representatives represent officers with the ranks of: Constable, Sergeant, Inspector and Chief Inspector in England & Wales. They accompany officers who have been issued with a Regulation 15 Notice and accused of wrongdoing to any formal interviews and inquiries, often alongside a solicitor, and act as their representative to ensure all procedural formalities are upheld.

## List of Police Federation Representatives

### Series 1

* DCI Alice Pryor (fed rep for DCI Anthony Gates)
* DS Raser (fed rep for DS Matthew Cottan)

### Series 2

* DI Samuel Royal (fed rep for DI Lindsay Denton)

### Series 3

* PS Marley (fed rep for PS Danny Waldron)
* PC Lloyd (fed rep for PC Hari Bains)
* PC Lakewell (fed rep for PC Rod Kennedy)
* PC Wilson (fed rep for PC Jackie Brickford)

### Series 4

* DCI Mark Moffat (fed rep for DCI Roz Huntley)

### Series 5

* PC Paul Harris (fed rep for PC Maneet Bindra)

### Series 6

* DCI John Rix (fed rep for DCI Joanne Davidson)
South Ferry Station

**South Ferry Station** is a police station in the city operated by Central Police. It is the headquarters of the Strategic Firearms Command.

## Information

As the headquarters for the SFC, a large part of the station is dedicated to housing an armoury and indoor shooting range. It also contains a large briefing room, a garage area where vehicles are stored and repaired and an office area where Authorised Firearms Officers work when they are not on deployment. The station is also home to a custody suite and detention cells.

## Staff

### Current

* Chief Superintendent Terry Reynolds (Strategic Firearms Commander)
* Inspector Tracey McAndrew (Senior AFO)
* Sergeant 5451 (Series 6)
* Sergeant 7718 (Series 3)
* Constable Karen Black
* Constable Bellow
* Constable Chapel

* Constable 7644 (Series 6)
* Constable 6771 (Series 6)
* Constable 8883 (Series 6)
* Constable 4878 (Series 6)
* Constable 7722 (Series 6)
* Constable 7963 (Series 6)

### Former

* Chief Inspector Marcus Thurwell (2001-2005)
* Sergeant Danny Waldron (Deceased)
* Sergeant Jane Cafferty (Suspended)
* Sergeant Briggs (Transferred to Hillside Lane Station)
* Constable Rod Kennedy (Deceased)
* Constable Jackie Brickford (Fired)
* Constable Hari Bains (Imprisoned)
* Constable Lambert (Deceased)
* Constable Ray Randhawa (Deceased)
* Constable Carl Waldhouse (Deceased)
* Constable Kevin Greysham (Deceased)

## Series 3

### Monsters

The series opens in the briefing room of the station, where Chief Superintendent Terry Reynolds is giving a briefing on an impending raid as part of Operation Damson.

## Series 6

Several Authorised Firearms Officers from South Ferry Station are seen throughout the series, along with others operating out of smaller detachments in both the AC-12 Building and Hillside Lane Station. By this time, AFO's are issued with sleeve patches denoting which station they are based out of.

## Gallery

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5656

An unnamed officer with the collar number **5656** is a Constable and Authorised Firearms Officer in Central Police, attached to the Strategic Firearms Command.

## Series 6

### Episode 1

PC 5656 is one of several AFO's operating out of Hillside Lane Station, and is seen during a meeting prior to an arrest deployment led by DCI Joanne Davidson. Under the command of Operational Firearms Commander (OFC) PS Briggs, he and several others are part of the convoy that is redirected by Davidson to Hickey's Bookmakers when she suspects a robbery may be underway.

After one of the robbers, Dylan Ventridge is shot by AFO PC 4878, the entire team needs to stand down and await forensic recovery of evidence by the Forensic Unit. Over two hours later, they are replaced with a backup team of AFO's from South Ferry Station led by PS 5451.
Kingsgate

**Kingsgate** is a large urban area and city centre within the unnamed city where the show is set.

## Information

Kingsgate is the modern central district within The City, serving as the city centre. Its is bordered by the suburban Edge Park area and also the more run down and socially deprived Moss Heath neighbourhood. The area has a large high street running through it, in addition to what appears to be a river and canal.

## Points of Interest

* AC-12 Building
* Pelbury House
* Kingsgate Station
* Sunflower Cafe
* Kingsgate Canalside
* Kingsgate Printing Services
* Kingsgate Apartments
Keely Pilkington

**Keely Pilkington** is a resident of the Borogrove Estate and the mother of Ryan Pilkington. She is seen in Series 1.

## Background

### Personal

Keely is the mother of Ryan Pilkington, who was born in 1999 to her and an unknown father. Due to her status as a single mother, she an Ryan have been assigned a social worker from the City Council, Jane Hargreaves.

### Professional

It is implied that Keely is unemployed and on benefits, spending her days sleeping, drinking and smoking in her council house of the Borogrove Estate.

## Series 1

### The Assault

Keely is first seen at the police station, lodging a complaint with the PC Karen Larkin regarding her ex-boyfriend's new girlfriend calling her a slag on facebook. PC Larkin doesn't have time to complete the complaint due to a burglary and asks Keely to come back.

She is next seen at the scene of Wesley Duke's murder. She is trying to take a photo of the body. PC Larkin is there and asks why Keely didn't come back to complete her complaint. Keely says she doesn't care about her anymore and is fine about dropping the charges.

### In the Trap

Keely is seen waking up in her flat on the Borogrove Estate
Murder Investigation Team

The **Murder Investigation Team** is a division of Central Police assigned to investigate incidents of high profile murder. It is the successor unit to Murder Squad.

## Information

The MIT is based out of Hillside Lane Station. Since 2019 its primary focus has been overseeing Operation Lighthouse, an investigation into the murder of journalist Gail Vella.

## Staff

### Current

* DI Kate Fleming, Deputy Senior Investigating Officer
* DS Chris Lomax
* PS Farida Jatri
* PC Fields

### Former

* DSU Ian Buckells (Series 6, incarcerated)
* DCI/DSU Joanne Davidson (Series 6, enrolled in witness protection)
* DCI Billy McTulloch (original SIO on Operation Lighthouse)
* PC Ryan Pilkington (Series 6, deceased)
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SurePen

**SurePen** is a private security company specialising in prisoner transport vehicles. The vehicles are operated by security officers from SecuritVite.

## Series 2

### Behind Bars

A SurePen van escorts Lindsay Denton from the courthouse to HMP Brentiss when she is remanded in custody after being charged by AC-12.

### Blood Money

The SurePen van carrying Denton back to the prison from visiting her mother is run off the road by DS Manish Prasad and DC Jeremy Cole.

## Series 4

### Episode 1

A SurePen van is seen escorting Michael Farmer to HMP Blackthorn.
Nicola Rogerson

**Nicola Rogerson** is a Detective Inspector in Central Police, currently assigned to the Serious and Organised Crime.

## Background

### Personal

Rogerson is of part Chinese descent. She is nicknamed "Jolly" by her superiors, in reference to the Jolly Roger flag.

### Professional

Prior to the events of Series 2, she was assigned to the Major Violent Crime Unit, and placed under the supervision of DCS Lester Hargreaves.

## Series 2

### Carly

Rogerson is present alongside DCS Lester Hargreaves in the interview of DS Steve Arnott after the murder of DC Georgia Trotman and Tommy Hunter at South Central Hospital. She later develops a relationship with Arnott and goes behind Hargreaves back by providing him and AC-12 with information from the Major Violent Crime unit case.

## Series 3

### Breach

By the events of the third series, it appears that she and DS Steve Arnott are no longer seeing one another, with Arnott instead in a relationship with DS Sam Railston.

It is revealed that Rogerson was the one who provided DI Matthew Cottan with the unredacted document on Ronan Murphy. Cottan then altered the document, removing references to Murphy being interviewed as a suspect in the murder of Tommy Hunter. He then passed the document on to Gill Biggeloe.

## Series 6

### Episode 1

Rogerson meets with DS Steve Arnott in a cafe in Kingsgate, where Arnott expresses his desire to move on from AC-12 and that he wants a new challenge. Rogerson remarks that she could always use a good man like him on her team. She reveals she has broken up with her partner and suggests they meet up again for a drink, but Arnott says it would be inappropriate if they were working together, to which Rogerson jokes that he has been working in professional standards too long. She then leaves the cafe, kissing Steve on the cheek as she departs.

### Episode 2

An email from Rogerson is seen on Arnott's email inbox referencing a confidential meeting with her superior officer to discuss his transfer to Serious and Organised Crime. Having just been promoted to Inspector by Superintendent Ted Hastings and taken over a new investigation into DCI Joanne Davidson, Arnott now seems conflicted.

### Episode 4

Rogerson and Arnott meet up at a cafe again where Rogerson remarks upon Arnott's recent promotion to Detective Inspector and they discuss Arnott's transfer again. Arnott asks Rogerson to delay the transfer because he wants to see how investigations at AC-12 pan out which Rogerson reluctantly agrees to, noting that she can't keep her boss on hold forever. She then gets up to order "the usual" for Arnott from the cafe.
Lena Kowalska

**Lena Kowalska** is a language interpreter.

## Background

Kowalska was likely born in Poland, and later moved to The City where the show takes place in the UK. She is fluent in her native Polish as well as English.

It is unknown as to whether Kowalska is independent, works for the City Council or is employed by Central Police.

## Series 5

### Episode 3

Kowalska accompanies Mariana Niemec and her social worker Jane Wenchurch to the AC-12 Building, where she translates for Niemec, who cannot speak English.
Operation Lighthouse

**Operation Lighthouse** is an ongoing Operation within Central Police investigating the murder of journalist Gail Vella. The case number is 31-2849.

## Information

Operation Lighthouse is carried out and overseen by the Murder Investigation Team based out of Hillside Lane Station. It began in October 2019 after the murder of Gail Vella outside her home in Kingsgate. The original SIO was DCI Billy McTulloch, however one month after the murder he was replaced by DCI Joanne Davidson.

Despite being the highest ranking officer in the station where the operation is based out of, DSU Ian Buckells delegates the role of SIO to Davidson, and takes a hands off approach to supervising the investigation.

In determining the motive behind Vella's murder, the enquiry pursues two main theories:

* That Vella, a high profile journalist and well know local celebrity, was murdered by an obsessive stalker.
* Because of her investigations and reporting on organised crime in The City, she was assassinated by the Organised Crime Group before she could reveal more information.

## Personnel

### Current

* DI Kate Fleming (Senior Investigating Officer)
* DS Chris Lomax
* PC Fields

### Former

* DCI Billy McTulloch (original Senior Investigating Officer)
* PS Farida Jatri (formerly)
* Acting DSU Joanne Davidson (former Senior Investigation Officer)
* PC Ryan Pilkington (deceased)
Georgia Trotman

**Georgia Trotman** was a Detective Constable in Central Police.

## Background

### Personal

Photographs in her family home suggest Trotman was a keen equestrian when she was younger, winning multiple awards. She also appeared to be skilled at pool.

### Professional

Prior to the events of the second series, Trotman worked in the Armed Robbery unit. She then transferred to AC-12.

## Series 2

### The Ambush

After DC Kate Fleming refuses to be a part of the investigation of DI Lindsay Denton (due to her involvement with Richard Akers), Trotman is assigned as DS Steve Arnott's new partner. Upon introduction, she is mistakenly referred to as "Georgina" by Superintendent Ted Hastings. She conducts the first AC-12 interview of DI Lindsay Denton alongside Arnott and Hastings.

Later that day, Trotman is taken out to dinner by Ted Hastings and his wife Roisin Hastings, along with Arnott. After leaving the restaurant, the two go to a bar together and end up going back to Arnott's flat at Kingsgate Apartments, where they sleep together.

When DC Kate Fleming observes DI Lindsay Denton making a call to South Central Hospital, she informs Trotman and Arnott back at the AC-12 Building, who decide to respond to ensure the safety of the hospitalised witness. En route, they are informed by Superintendent Ted Hastings that he has been unable to contact the Strategic Firearms Command unit assigned to protect the ward, and that they need to get there as soon as possible.

Arriving at the hospital, Trotman puts on her police stab vest with Arnott, and the two run to the ward without further arming themselves. Upon entering, they remark that the Authorised Firearms Officers are nowhere to be seen. The two quickly work out that the nurse attending Tommy Hunter is actually a man (corrupt DC Jeremy Cole) in disguise, and rush into the room to try and stop him from killing him. Trotman calls into the corridor for help, but is forced to try and fight Cole after he knocks DS Steve Arnott unconscious. Unable to overpower him, she is picked up and thrown from the rooms window, plummeting to her death.

### Episode 2

It is mentioned by DCS Lester Hargreaves that Trotman fell 5 storeys, and that the pathologist had to "spoon half her brain back inside her skull".
Regan

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

## Background

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

## Series 2

### Blood Money

Regan is introduced alongside her colleague Carroll 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.

Upon receiving approval from Fiona Jackson, Regan and Carroll 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. Regan is injured and rendered unconscious in the crash.

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

**Mariana Niemec** is a young woman who was forced into prostitution by the Organised Crime Syndicate.

## Background

Based on her surname, Mariana was likely born in Poland. She either moved to The City on her own accord, or more likely was kidnapped and trafficked there by the Organised Crime Syndicate.

## Series 5

### Episode 3

Mariana is one of the many involuntary sex workers rescued from Pulton House during a raid by AC-12 and members of the Strategic Firearms Command. She is discovered in a locked room by DS Steve Arnott and DI Kate Fleming, who are particularly disgusted upon seeing how young she is.

Mariana is later interviewed in the AC-12 Building, accompanied by social worker Jane Wenchurch and translator Lena Kowalska. Through Kowalska, she details how she observed Lisa McQueen communicating with an unknown man inside the brothel, and although doesnt speak enough English to pinpoint a dialect, notes his accent was not local.
Susan Hyde-Albert

**Susan Hyde-Albert**is a Superintendent in Central Police.

## Background

It is unknown whether she is related to Roger Hyde-Albert, a man who appears on the list of sex offenders given to Sergeant Danny Waldron by Linus Murphy in Series 3.

## Series 4

### Episode 6

Hyde-Albert's picture is one of many briefly seen listed on a board in the AC-12 Building as suspected senior officers in Central Police who could be "H", the leader of corrupt police officers working with the Organised Crime Syndicate.