Chief Supt. Charlie McGregor (Nicky Henson) is retiring from the force.
He is an old fashioned type of policeman with no time for modern police methods and inclusivity.
It's not long before Customs & Excise think that McGregor and his cohorts are bent.
They are involved in people smuggling, drugs and extortion.
McGregor is looking for a big payday before his retirement but realises that the heat is on him.
Tony Clark is on the case, Harry Naylor is reluctant. He thinks that McGregor is a good copper.
However Tony is under pressure. He finds out that Jenny Dean is also playing away.
Another enthralling episode with a subdued ending. A good guest performance from Henson with his stories of growing up in the Isle of Dogs. Even the villains are tired of hearing it.
There is an early appearance from Paul Higgins who played a bent cop in Line of Duty.
He is an old fashioned type of policeman with no time for modern police methods and inclusivity.
It's not long before Customs & Excise think that McGregor and his cohorts are bent.
They are involved in people smuggling, drugs and extortion.
McGregor is looking for a big payday before his retirement but realises that the heat is on him.
Tony Clark is on the case, Harry Naylor is reluctant. He thinks that McGregor is a good copper.
However Tony is under pressure. He finds out that Jenny Dean is also playing away.
Another enthralling episode with a subdued ending. A good guest performance from Henson with his stories of growing up in the Isle of Dogs. Even the villains are tired of hearing it.
There is an early appearance from Paul Higgins who played a bent cop in Line of Duty.
