‘Bravo Oscar One, receiving,” sighs Ross Kemp. “Understood. On my way.” Wearily, he puts his motor into gear and pulls away slowly, doing his best to skew TV-cop response times so they resemble real ones.
Kemp plays Tony, a washed-up, soon-to-be-divorced, possibly corrupt detective, who one night is summoned to an incident on a council estate. There has been, without getting too Taggart about this, a murder.
