Tony Page #4

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- Don't touch me, Mick.

- Come on, let's go find...

- F***ing nonce!

- Let's go find him round here. Come on.

Come on.

All right, lad?

I'm not a criminal.

I'm a soldier.

And I deserve to die like a soldier.

You're not a soldier.

You're a fly...

...on a pile of sh*t.

Open the door.

I can see you in there. Open the door.

I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

You seen my son?

Davey, are you in there, son?

Davey?

You got my son in there?

You got my f***ing son?

No.

If I open that gate, you're gonna hurt me.

I ain't got... I ain't got your son.

- I'm sorry.

- I'll call the police.

Don't call the police.

Do you know where he is?

He's not even 11 yet.

Come here. Come here.

No, I ain't got your boy.

I ain't got him.

You'd better go home.

I will. I'll call the police.

I'm coming back.

Ah, Tony Benson?

Mr Benson, Kevin Phillips.

Do you mind if I just come in for a moment?

Do you have a licence for the television?

Don't think so.

Have you ever purchased a licence

for the television?

No.

In which case, sir,

I must issue you with a caution

under the 1949 Wireless Telegraphy Act.

You do not have to say anything

but anything you do say

can and will be used in evidence

against you in a court of law.

OK.

Do you have satellite or cable?

- Sir?

- Cable.

Right, sir.

No, that's fine.

If you can just sign here,

erm... just there.

Just says I've asked you the appropriate

questions, you've answered them.

Sign there and then that's me.

You'll be issued with a court summons

in the next 7-14 days,

and that'll explain everything.

Just there.

Just there. Thank you.

You don't put any good films on telly.

I only watch videos.

OK, sir, you've left me no choice.

I'm now gonna confiscate your television set, sir.

I'll issue you with a receipt.

And then you'll be informed in the next day or so

of the appropriate measures and steps

of what to take next.

Jesus! Jesus!

/You f***ing thicko.

/Don't f***ing speak back to me!

Detective Dave Reynolds, CID.

Can I come in, please?

You don't mind if I come in, do you?

No, I don't mind.

Front room's last door on your right.

Do you want a cup of tea?

No.

Name?

Tony.

Full name?

Benson.

What, no middle name?

No, neither have I.

You lived here long, Tony?

- Yeah.

- How long?

Ages.

Well, years will do.

Ten... Ten years.

Do you go to work?

I been for a job interview,

they've put me on a trial basis.

Oh, right.

Well done.

I suspect you have a lot of time on your own -

walking around, if you know what I mean?

Walking where?

Looking around, observing.

Have you noticed anything

over the last couple of days?

- Like what?

- That's what I'm asking you.

Now...

...a little boy has gone missing.

The last time he was spotted was around

this part of the estate on Tuesday.

Surely you've seen all the forensics,

all the commotion and so forth?

You've just told me you was observant.

Well, I did wonder.

I don't like to ask questions. I just thought...

...filming or something.

You did wonder?

Where was you that night?

Tuesday?

Yeah, f***ing Tuesday, you heard me!

I was watching Gary Busey

in Hider In The House.

It's a good film. Have you seen it?

And then what did you do?

I had a bath and then went to bed.

What's that f***ing sm...

What?

There's a terrible smell in here. What is that?

Oh, yeah... drains.

The council meant to send someone down to...

- The drains? Council?

- Yeah.

You won't mind if I go and have a look around,

then, will you?

- What, the drains?

- Yeah.

No, I don't mind.

Reynolds?

Whoa, whoa, whoa. Speak slower.

I can't understand you.

Right.

Where was he?

I'll be there in a minute.

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