Line of Duty Page #5

Season #3 Episode #2
Synopsis: After a mistaken shooting during a counter-terrorist operation, Detective Sergeant Steve Arnott is transferred to AC-12, a police anti-corruption unit. Alongside Detective Constable Kate Fleming ,they are assigned to lead an investigation into the alleged corruption by a popular and successful officer, Detective Chief Inspector Tony Gates. While Gates cleverly manipulates his unit's figures, DS Arnott questions whether Gates is being made a scapegoat for a culture of institutionalized spin, or is guilty of darker corruption.
Genre: Crime, Drama, Mystery
  5 wins & 23 nominations.
 
IMDB:
8.5
NOT RATED
Year:
2012
60 min
499 Views


HASTINGS:

You know exactly what I mean.

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Music Ends

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07:04

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07:06

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07:11

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07:14

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07:17

INT. AC-12. INTERVIEW ROOM. INTERCUT.

Hari being interviewed.

HARI:

Danny Waldron shot himself, sir.

INT. AC-12. INTERVIEW ROOM. INTERCUT.

Jackie being interviewed.

JACKIE:

Danny put the gun to his own head.

We were trying to help him.

INT. AC-12. INTERVIEW ROOM. INTERCUT.

Rod being interviewed.

ROD:

But we... We couldn’t get the gun

off him and the firearm discharged.

INT. AC-12. INTERVIEW ROOM. INTERCUT.

Kate being interviewed.

KATE:

By the time I entered the room.

Danny was already bleeding

profusely.

INT. AC-12. INTERVIEW ROOM. INTERCUT.

Hari being interviewed.

HASTINGS:

Did you administer first aid?

HARI:

Kate... erm, Victor Charlie Five

Five... she ran in and she tried to

control the bleeding until the

paramedics arrived.

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10:
08:13

10:
08:17

HASTINGS:

So you didn’t administer first aid?

HARI:

Well you hope you’ll know what to

do in them situations. Till it

comes to it.

Hari looks ashamed.

Keying the remote, Steve shows images relating

to the following dialogue.

Image = a ballistic diagram showing a gun

pointed upwards from a man’s chest and a bullet

track travelling vertically upwards through the

jaw into the brain.

STEVE:

Image 297:
a ballistic simulation

of the bullet’s trajectory. It

appears the fatal shot was fired in

a position close to Sergeant

Waldron’s chest and aimed upwards.

HASTINGS:

That how it happened, Constable?

HARI:

Yes, sir.

DOT:

The forensics detected firearms

residue on your hands, Victor

Charlie Five Four, and the hands of

your mates, Victor Charlie Five Two

and Five Three. So that would all

seem to fit. Case closed. We can

all knock off early.

Dot sarcasm hangs in the air.

CUT TO:

INT. AC-12. INTERVIEW ROOM. INTERCUT.

Rod’s interview.

HASTINGS:

There is an alternative explanation

as to why you had your hands on

that gun.

CUT TO:

INT. AC-12. INTERVIEW ROOM. INTERCUT.

10:
08:23

10:
08:43

10:
08:48

Hari’s interview.

HARI:

As I said, sir, we were trying to

get it off him.

HASTINGS:

You weren’t trying to force that

firearm under Waldron’s chin?

CUT TO:

INT. AC-12. INTERVIEW ROOM. INTERCUT.

Jackie’s interview. Jackie wipes away tears.

JACKIE:

That’s just a horrible accusation.

We tried to save Danny.

STEVE:

Who grabbed the gun first?

JACKIE:

Hari did, Sir. Sorry. Victor

Charlie Five Four. I didn’t even

know that Danny had drawn his gun

and the next minute Hari’s

wrestling him for the gun and he’s

shouting, “Danny, no!” and he’s

calling for me and Rod to help him.

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Jed Mercurio

Jed Mercurio (born 1966) is a British television writer, producer, director and novelist. He is reported to be one of the few British script-writers to work as a U.S.-style showrunner. A former hospital physician and RAF officer, Mercurio has been ranked among UK television's leading writers by TV-industry magazine Broadcast. more…

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