Road Wars

Not the Producers...they don't do that anymore... (7x16)

Uitzenddatum: Jun 02, 2009

We open with the TAG – and Tony's CV. They're in Torquay today to raid a property which is claimed to have both drugs and stolen property within, so they've got the warrant and are prepping up to see what they can find. Plans are made in the van, and they head in with the Enforcer. As there's a dog, they've also got the fire extinguisher just in case. As they arrive, someone checks the door, and finds that they won't need the enforcer after all – and the TAG simply walks in. The dog, it turns out, is very pleased to see them, being a friendly little chap, and has to be carried through to the kitchen to make sure no one trips over him, a move which doesn't go down at all well with the suspect. The house is full of evidence of drug use – including the baby's nursery, which also contains a small hydroponics setup. More drugs are lurking in a small safe – cannabis resin – in extravagant quantities, and yet more plants turn up in a cupboard, while stalks and dried leaves are lurking in boxes and jars. All of it's seized, along with a heap of money in the kitchen. Once it's all sorted out, everything that's legit goes back – but the drugs are on their way to the bonfire. Chris and Luggy are parked on a bridge over the M5 near Tiverton. Jim has let them know that a vehicle on a marker for Class A drugs is heading their way, so Luggy's out on the bridge looking for it, while Giles is – again – parked on the on-slip waiting for it to come by. Luggy isn't entirely sure he's seen it, but he has – and Roger and Giles are soon behind it and pull it. The three occupants turn out to be four, so all four officers arrive and make their introductions. Chris's suspect doesn't take at all kindly to the camera, and has to be pulled from the car to be cuffed. The chap is claimed to have epilepsy, though being arrested isn't likely to trigger a fit. All it's done has made Chris suspicious that it was a distraction tactic. Elsewhere, the questioning has begun, and a full