Golden Years Page #7
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until I get there.
Every one's a winner, baby
That's the truth
That's the truth
Well, look at that.
Lush.
After you.
We'll get the first batch
of money away,
you load the next.
Time check.
Two minutes, thirty-five left.
Bang on time, Charley.
Away you go.
And the next lot,
ladies and gentlemen...
...is two acres of
prime development land...
...in the North Bristol
suburb of Henleaze.
At present the Ardagh Bowling Club.
A great deal of presale interest.
Where will you bid me.
Start me at a million pounds
someone.
Thank you, Madame.
At one million pounds.
At one million pounds, only.
One million one hundred pounds...
-Status?
-No idea.
These guys responded
to the alarm call, so did we.
The front door's been shut
since we got here.
This is Detective Sergeant
Keith Stringer.
You are surrounded.
Come out with your hands up.
I don't want to hurt anybody.
I'm here for the bank's money,
not your money.
Your money is insured.
Nobody here loses a penny.
...with your hands up.
Shall we hand it to tactical?
No, we're not handing it
to sodding tactical.
We move in sixty seconds.
You and two of yours with me
and Cully.
Think of your families
and don't risk this lady's life.
I'm going to deal with you later,
you naughty boy.
You know what to do.
Customers to the room to the right.
And staff the room to the left.
Thank you.
Ok. We're approaching the door.
Over.
Are you lady-boys quite finished?
Sorry, Keith.
You push the door open
and I'll lead in.
Oh, for Christ's sake.
Just one more, sir.
One million six hundred
thousand pounds.
thousand pounds.
thousand pounds.
And there's the bid.
You're all out at one million
seven hundred thousand pounds.
Once.
thousand pounds, twice.
Two million!
-I'm sorry?
-Two million.
Two million pounds.
Spread out.
Be careful.
Are you sure
we shouldn't call tactical?
It's not like
they're going anywhere.
Don't be such a tart.
You two go that way.
Cully, on me.
-Sir. Yes, sir.
Two million pounds.
Any more at all?
at once.
Two million pounds, twice.
Make your way through there.
This one's my turn. Stand back.
I'm going in.
You're all out.
At two million pounds,
the third and last time and done.
Is it over?
Thank you very much.
Go on through, sir.
Sid?
Thanks for your help.
I was very pleased
to be able to help.
Don't worry,
Mr. Henderson, sir.
We're just trying
to find the spare keys.
And made off with what we believe
was the money...
...to be distributed
And here's the detective
who was leading the investigation.
Detective Stringer.
Detective Stringer,
can you confirm reports...
...that it was your direct actions
that led to the criminals...
...making away with the money?
Any comments?
Comments, sir?
Sir, any comments?
It's now been five days
since the Sodbury Alliance robbery.
Despite an armed cordon
the gang escaped...
...with just over
two million pounds...
making this
their largest haul to date.
Bank sources say
this volume of money...
...would be extremely difficult
to move under any circumstances.
A police spokesperson stated that
the criminals would have had...
...an extremely sophisticated
escape plan in place...
...that allowed them to get the
cash away from the scene unnoticed.
Bank staff are being questioned
as an inside job...
...has not been ruled out
at this stage of the enquiry.
Do you think they'll be alright?
Of course they will.
Anyway, you'll be able
to look after them.
Just as long as
you're there with me.
I love Dom Jones.
I've had him. 1965.
Round the back of
Merthyr Rugby club.
Not so good up
against the wall, though.
Could you please make sure
that you buy tickets...
...for Tuesday's dance.
It's a fund raiser.
What for?
We're trying to raise
thirty grand...
...to stop them shutting
the old people's drop...
...in centre at Ashton Corner.
They want to turn it
into luxury flats apparently...
Someone's stolen my cucumber.
Come on, you can sit
anywhere you like.
It's a mystery tour.
Not even I know where we're going.
How are you? Are you alright?
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