Road Wars

Songs of Weed and Tiny Trees... (7x12)

Uitzenddatum: Mei 05, 2009

It's a busy Friday afternoon in Exmouth, involving both the RCU and the TAG working together to raid a house whose occupants are suspected of dealing drugs. This means evidence is required, so the RCU are lurking in side roads on all routes away from the house ready to stop any potential customers leaving with their purchases. One of tonight's suspected customers is pulled over by Chris, Mark and Jim, who discover a spot of weed, on one of the occupants, and a bong on another, so they're taken to the nick for a spot of questioning. Meanwhile, the TAG are parked up waiting for confirmation that it's time to go – and, as night falls, they're off. They're also in collective disguise (a white van), and the element of surprise is most definitely with them as they're into the suspect house in seconds, though the family dog has to be subdued with a squirt of CO2 from the fire extinguisher (so that's what it's for). Things are peaceful downstairs, but upstairs a hasty ruck ensues as a youth has been seen attempting to swallow drugs. The young man insists that it's only a small spot of cannabis, but even this can be risky. It's only after all this that Tony realises that he's gone barging into a raid without his riot helmet on. Steve and Razor are on patrol in Tiverton at midnight, and are called to an attempted burglary near to their position. On the way, however, Steve spots a familiar face and pulls over to catch up with a local 'character' well known to the police and a very likely suspect. Leaving the individual with some local officers, Steve continues on to the address so that Razor can hunt out a track which might – possibly – lead them back to where they've just come from. Razor's quickly on the hunt, and finds a track almost at once, pulling Steve along in his wake and, indeed, finds his way back to the spot where they stopped the familiar bloke. Furthermore, Razor then finds a dumped handbag almost right next to the spot where the man had been. It's not fro