Noise
Oh!
Oh!
Reported disturbance
on the Lilydale train,
XT route, 2-1.
Please repeat, 2-1.
Thank you.
Melbourne East, 818.
Melbourne East, 818.
Melbourne East 818, back.
Say again please, 818.
Your signal's very weak.
Sorry, I'm in a tunnel
and my battery's cactus.
Difficult for me
with the weak signal, 818.
F*** you then.
Melbourne East, 814.
814, check 818, please.
Thank you, 814.
Melbourne East, 818.
Melbourne East, 818.
Melbourne East, 818?
Melbourne East.
Can't you hear?
No, just I...
- What's up?
- Don't know yet.
A disturbance.
Stay there a tick.
Get on the ground!
Get on the f***ing ground!
- I understand that.
Get on the f***ing ground now.
Get on the f***ing
ground now!
he's already gone. It's not me.
- Now!
- You heard him, get down!
- Get down now!
- all the way down.
- All the way down!
- just listen...
Get all the way down.
All right, put your
hands behind your back.
- Shut the f*** up!
- Cross your legs!
- please!
- All right, I've got her covered.
Shut up, shut up!
Stay down. You don't
move till I say.
- F*** you! He got off!
- Shut up!
Did you hear me?
You stay down
and you don't move.
Shut up!
Just shut up.
He got off!
You gotta tell...
Shut the f*** up!
Try not to play
with it,
And for the next three or
four days, don't get it wet.
This is codeine. The
local will wear off.
These will take the
edge off the pain.
As for the ringing, that
should be gone by tomorrow.
The ringing's
a regular thing.
How do you mean?
Sorry?
What do you mean,
regular?
Like ongoing.
- Before tonight?
- Yep.
How long before?
About 18 months,
on and off.
Same with
the dizzy spells?
Yeah well,
there's been dizziness,
But the blackouts
are new.
Lavinia.
Yeah, but I get to call
you Mel, don't I?
'Cause you're the nice one they
get to talk to people after they...
When they realize
that someone's not even...
I mean, hey, I'm in
a McDonald's uniform.
Don't.
You know, everyone here already
knows how brave you've been.
Hey, don't, hon.
Come on.
- they do. They do.
- So?
So it's okay if you
want to have a cry.
I want my other stuff.
Okay. Okay, good.
Let's do that.
What's your
other stuff?
Well, there's a pink bag
with headphones in it...
Okay.
... And there's a picture
of me that I got from work.
- it's in a frame.
- Okay, look,
What I'll do is
You just stay here and I'll see if
someone can't fetch them for you, okay?
- Where are you?
- 30 seconds away. Just hold on.
- Get out of the f***ing way,
you idiot.
Jesus Christ.
Yeah, you've got the media
all over you like a wet rash.
I know. Hamish is onto it.
- back!
- come on!
You've got some stringers
up on the overpass.
Yeah, I know.
I know.
F*** knows what sort of
footage they're getting.
The underpass
is logjammed.
If you don't need paras
inside the cordon,
They shouldn't be
inside your cordon.
You just have the uniform
inside the cordon, okay?
- yep.
- All right, just a second.
Guys, please.
This is supposed to be a thoroughfare.
Can you keep the area clear, please?
- You there?
- yeah, I'm traveling to you.
- How's the kid?
- Still a bit wobbly.
- I need a description.
- Yeah well, once she's compos mentis.
No, ASAFP.
Listen, she's got some
belongings still in the carriage.
- I think it'd be a good idea...
- of course.
I need an hour before I
I know we're corrupting your scene.
I haven't even looked
at the scene
And you're talking about removing
items from it... seriously.
Just get her back to the station.
Let her have a tear-up and a lie-down.
See if someone can get
ahold of her parents.
We need to find out
where forensics are.
Lavinia. Get her bag. Get her bag!
Lavie?
Lav, can you hear me?
In the carriage now!
Lav?
Lavinia, can you hear me?
Lav, sweetie.
- Hey!
- Lavinia, can you hear me?
Oh, for f***'s sake, she's
diabetic. Get an ambo.
hon?
McGahan,
is that you?
What are you doing up?
I just got up
to go to the toot.
- Hmm?
- I'm on the toilet.
How was your day?
- All right. How was yours?
- yeah, good.
- Some shithead went postal on the trains.
- Yeah, I heard.
God, it's gonna be
mental tomorrow.
Seven dead, they reckon.
Seven?
I heard eight?
No, there's a girl.
Didn't get
a scratch on her.
- a girl, did you say?
- Mmm.
Hon, a girl?
Imagine what's going
through her head at the moment.
At least
it's not a bullet.
Gra, Jesus,
what happened?
- Nothing. I felt nothing.
- Come here.
- I just fell over.
- Bullshit.
It's all right. It looks a
lot worse than it actually is.
It looks
pretty bad.
No, don't freak out.
It's all right.
- I'm not freaking out.
- You are freaking out.
I'm not. So did you have
to go to the hospital?
No, I didn't have to.
Well, I had
to get one stitch,
- but that's...
- so you went to the hospital?
For five, 10 minutes.
An hour it was done.
Oh, you poor darling.
I'll show you the stitch. It's like
one of those butterfly f***ing...
Ray? Hey, ray!
Take your time.
I'm going to ask you
to look at a group
Of scanned images
of original photographs.
The fact that I'm
showing you these images
Should not influence
your judgment.
You're not obliged
to identify anyone.
Please view each image and
indicate if you can identify
is displayed herein.
Sorry, no.
Lavinia, Constable Reichelt
has managed to get your things.
There you go, Lavie.
Where's
my picture?
My photo. I had
a framed photo.
- What photograph?
- That's all they gave me.
That had
my name on it.
Oh god,
he knows my name.
- No, he doesn't.
- Oh god, he knows my name.
- Lavinia!
- Oh f***, he knows my name!
- Sh*t! No no no!
- Lavinia, no.
I'm f***ed now. You guys
are fine but I'm f***ed.
Oh f***.
Okay, I'm just gonna
pop this in your ear.
Mm-hmm.
Okay.
Yes, it's Dr. Milner
here from audiology.
Can I speak to
Dr. Searson please?
You like your work here,
do you, Graham?
sorry?
It's all right,
most of it.
No, it's good.
And everything's
all right at home?
- Hmm?
- No trouble at home?
No, not really.
What's... Sorry, the young lass
you had in here on open day?
- Caitlin.
- Kate-Lynn, right.
- How's she? Still with the band?
- Yep.
They're rehearsing for the
carols thingy at the moment.
Oh good.
So everything's
all right?
- Hmm?
- Everything's fine?
- Mm-hmm.
- So what's your f***ing problem?
Sorry?
You just told me how
you don't mind the work
And everything's
fine at home.
And I just don't
see that, frankly.
Now I'm gonna put
something to you
'cause I'm interested
in your thoughts on this.
During the course of performing
your duties yesterday evening,
You fell over going
up an escalator
head while riding an escalator.
Sorry, sir, could I ask
you to sign this?
I'm assuming these
escalators are similar
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