Line of Duty Page #10
Season #3 Episode #3- NOT RATED
- Year:
- 2012
- 60 min
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DOT:
Yeah.
AUTOMATED OPERATOR (O.S)
The number you have called is not
recognised. Please check the
number. The number you have called
is not recognised. Please check the
number. The number you have
called...
Hari hangs up.
DOT:
There is no “bloke”. It’s all you.
You killed Danny Waldron. You
persuaded your mates to lie about
it. And then when Rod Kennedy
wanted to come clean, you killed
him.
HARI (O.S)
No! None of that’s true!
Distant sirens approach quickly. Dot jangles the
handcuffs.
Hari looks anguished.
HARI (CONT’D)
I never killed Rod...
Hari hangs his head and sobs.
The sirens enter the industrial estate -getting
very loud now.
Hari looks completely broken. He drops to his
haunches, overwhelmed, defeated. He holds out
his hands to be cuffed.
Dot smashes himself in the mouth with the cuffs.
Kicks Hari.
And then Steve’s car arrives followed by the
back-up vans. All of them leap out of their
vehicles, with McAndrew to the fore with the
AFOs.
MCANDREW:
GO!
Music
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50:04DUR:
1’53”.Specially
composed by
Carly
Paradis.
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And the Uniformed armed Officers run into the |
warehouse. |
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UNIFORMED OFFICERS |
ARMED POLICE. ARMED POLICE. |
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Dot staggers about, looking dazed. |
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DOT |
AC-12, DON’T SHOOT! |
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Hari throws his hands in the air. |
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MCANDREW |
(To Hari.)|
STAY ON THE GROUND! HANDS BEHIND |
YOUR HEAD! |
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Shocked, Hari assumes the position. The AFOs |
train their guns on him. |
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STEVE |
Cuff him. |
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Steve handcuffs Hari. Kate’s car arrives and she |
approaches on foot while Steve cautions Hari. |
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Dot looks on, bleeding and shaken. |
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STEVE (CONT’D)|
You okay, Dot? |
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DOT |
Yeah. |
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Kate pulls onto the estate. Parks up and heads |
inside. |
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STEVE |
Harinderpal Bains, I’m arresting |
you for the murder of Roderick |
Kennedy. You do not have to say |
anything but it may harm your |
defence if you fail to mention when |
questioned something you later rely |
on in court. Anything you do say |
may be used in evidence. |
(to officer)|
Key. |
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McAndrew spots Kate. |
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MCANDREW |
What the hell you doing here, |
Francis? |
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51:4810:
51:57KATE:
DC Fleming, ma’am. AC-12.
McAndrew looks betrayed by Kate’s undercover.
Steve is removing the cuffs from Dot.
STEVE:
What happened?
Dot indicates the nearby building.
DOT:
Go take a look.
Steve and Kate head deeper into the industrial
unit.
CUT TO:
INT. INDUSTRIAL UNIT. CONTINUOUS.
Steve and Kate enter the gloomy interior. From
an overhead strut, a rope hangs down. They react
with shock.
CUT TO:
EXT. INDUSTRIAL ESTATE. MOMENTS LATER.
Other police vehicles have joined the scene plus
an ambulance. Hari is in the custody of some AC12
uniformed officers. Dot holds a dressing to
his mouth as he explains to Steve, Kate and
Hastings.
DOT:
When I got here, Bains jumped me.
You know. He was going to string me
up the same way he did Rod Kennedy.
I shouldn’t have gone in without
back-up, sir, I just didn’t want
him to get away. You know.
HASTINGS:
Nobody is going to question your
judgement. You did a grand job,
son. Take yourself off to the
hospital and get yourself a checkup,
go on. Off you go.
DOT:
Cheers, guv.
The Paramedic leads Dot to the ambulance.
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X:
Music Ends
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51:57HASTINGS:
(To McAndrew, of Bains.)
Inspector, we’re going to take this
man into our custody, but I’d like
you to give us one of your crews to
ride shotgun.
MCANDREW:
Yes, sir.
Hastings beckons the uniformed staffers to load
Hari into a vehicle.
McAndrew glares hatefully at Hari.
MCANDREW (CONT’D)
(Whispers to Hari, as moving away.)
You’re lucky AC-12 got to you
first.
(To AFOs.)
My team, we’re following; the rest
of you, back to the station...
McAndrew and her team of AFOs get aboard the
first van.
HASTINGS:
Have you anything to say?
Hari’s world has come crashing in. He’s
bewildered and confused.
HASTINGS (CONT’D)
Take him away.
(he turns)
Steve.
Hastings goes with Steve to Steve’s car as one
team of AFOs leave in the second back-up van.
Kate swings past the ambulance as Dot is helped
in. A private beat of concern passes between
Kate and Dot.
KATE:
You okay, Dot?
DOT:
Yeah, I’ll live.
Hari is loaded into the squad car.
Hastings and Steve get into Steve’s car.
Dot gives her a bloody smile and then the
Music
10:
52:38DUR:
1’30”.Specially
composed by
Carly
Paradis.
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53:0810:
53:37ambulance door shuts on him. The ambulance pulls |
away. |
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Kate goes to her car. |
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Dot sits down in the ambulance. The ambulance |
door closes. |
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Dot alone. A faint flicker of a smile. Sigh of |
relief. |
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INT. COURTHOUSE. LOBBY. NEXT DAY. |
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People are streaming into court but Steve hangs |
back. Gill approaches him. |
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GILL |
The Jury’s coming back. You’re free |
to come in if you want? |
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Steve shakes his head. |
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STEVE |
I’ll wait here. |
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Gill nods and goes on. Pretty soon Steve is |
alone outside the courtroom with his own |
anxieties. |
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INT. COURT ROOM. LATER THAT DAY. |
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Lindsay Denton sits in the dock as the Jury file |
in. |
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Defence and Prosecutor watch. Gill and the Judge |
watch the Jury. |
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USHER |
Will the defendant please stand. |
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Lindsay stands. |
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USHER (CONT’D)|
Will the Foreman of the Jury please |
stand. |
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CUT TO:
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INT. AC-12. OPEN-PLAN OFFICE. SAME TIME. |
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Back at the office, Kate shows phone records on |
her computer screen to Hastings. |
10:
54:03KATE:
An 18-1 search of Hari Bains’s home
uncovered a cache of mobile phones.
All of the unregistered pay-as-yougo
variety. Finding these phones
allowed us to examine their call
history. Hari Bains received a call
the night before going to Inspector
McAndrew and volunteering to stay
on Danny’s squad.
HASTINGS:
Who was the call from?
KATE:
Unfortunately it was also an
unregistered pay-as-you-go phone,
and said phone is no longer in
history. Same M.O. as the recent
text message Bains received telling
him to “Sit tight.” Three days
later there’s another call from the
same number. That was the night
before Bains murdered Danny
Waldron.
HASTINGS:
You think they’re connected?
KATE:
If they are, sir, it means
somebody’s been someone pulling the
strings, someone who ordered
Danny’s murder.
They both take a beat to absorb that bombshell.
Dot enters the office, now with just a bit of
light bruising and swelling round his mouth.
Spontaneously about half the officers come to
their feet and start applauding, prompting the
rest of the workforce to join in the standing
ovation.
OFFICER:
Well done, Dot.
Hastings and Kate snap out of their focus on the
case and join in the warm welcome for Dot.
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