Blue Heelers Season 5 Episodes

Episode 1

Secrets: Part 1

A woman asks for help against her estranged husband who has been released from jail in another state. With her sons already traumatized, the police can only do so much until the man turns up. Nick begins suspects something else may be true and investigates. More of Dash's large family make appearances.

Episode 2

Secrets: Part 2

44 mins

Dash is somewhere out there in a bus with a group of school children, their teacher and an armed gunman, and the Heelers are feeling especially bad about it because they led Dash to believe that they've forgotten her birthday. When the bus is found abandoned, the Heelers must decipher both true and false clues in order to find the missing children.

Episode 3

Smoke and Mirrors

43 mins

The Mount Thomas police have to deal with an assault complaint. Meanwhile, a magician does his act at the pub and his hypnotist act reveals too much information for some. This will bring a flood of prejudice, complaints, violence and more assaults. Adam is going to have to deal with this on a more personal level.

Episode 4

Moving House

A father and his young daughter turn up to claim a property left to him but the house is not there, it's been moved. This is just the start, as more people start to claim ownership of the property and land. Tom gets his dinner date with Sally Downie at last, when she has a visitor Tom wasn't expecting. All inquiries and evidence now seem to lead to Sally Downie, who holds the deeds to the house.

Episode 5

A Piece of Cake

Tony Timms, the local journalist, is spending a day with the police and Nick Shultz has to take him care of him. To make matters worse, two senior police officers turn up to assess if Mount Thomas needs to be downgraded and that would mean losing an officer. It's a slow day, till a neighbour dispute and a missing person are needed to be looked into and what is Nick doing in a lingerie shop? Tony Timms thinks he has the answer to that one.

Episode 6

Keeping Mum

In a car chase involving a 22 year-old Dean Hartley, P.J. interviews him, as his friend is wheeled to hospital. Then Dean is in need of hospital treatment and Monica Draper is called in as P.J. is suspected of not taken him to hospital first. Then the interview tape goes missing. This will bring police officers being investigated, including Inspector Draper, so just what is going on? Dash meanwhile has to deal with a tearaway of a girl.

Episode 7

Letting Go

As Tom is promoted, Nick's parents turn up unannounced and it's not going to be easy with a father set in his ways and causing accidents when he shouldn't be driving. Tom gives Nick the opportunities to deal with it but he won't, so what will it take for his father to see sense? P.J. and Dash are onto a man at the pub who does not appear to be who he says he is, so what's he hiding?

Episode 8

The Whistle Blower

PJ is stepping out in style - back in uniform as Acting Sergeant. But this isn't the only change at Mt. Thomas police station. A new member has arrived, CI Deborah Hill and none of the Heelers seems able to make a good impression on her. Deborah is currently suing another member, Sgt. Bill Parker, for sexual harassment and tensions increase when she catches the Heelers talking about it behind her back. Deborah is taking over a case from PJ, a series a warehouse burglaries which PJ believes to be the work of local Johnny Rossitano. He explains to Deborah that he has spoken to Rossitano's girlfriend, April, who has told him that Johnny has teamed up with two out-of-towners, Sean and Michael Murphy. The trio are planning to hit a warehouse tonight. Deborah doesn't think much of PJ's techniques or his information and the pair continue to clash as they prepare to stake-out the warehouse that night. Tom realises that something has to be done and so tells PJ to back off. When it comes to the actual stake-out, everything goes shockingly wrong. Deborah is pushed off a landing at the warehouse. When she is released from hospital, with a few good bumps and bruises, she accuses Nick of being the one who pushed her. She claims that Nick always had it in for her because she blew the whistle on his mate Bill Parker. Tom tries to dissuade her but she is adamant and sends her jacket off to forensics, sure that prints of Nick's hands will be on the back of it. Meanwhile, PJ is still pushing for further investigation into Johnny Rossitano's activities and Deborah has begun her own enquiries. With help from the other Heelers, she begins to uncover more evidence against Rossitano and the Murphys. The big source of information is April. When she goes missing, and Chris reports seeing her being dragged into a car against her will, Deborah and PJ fear that an investigation into burglary may turn into one of murder.

Episode 9

King of Hearts

On the pretence of continuing their investigation into a farm vandalism case, Adam and Dash spy Nick having some trouble handing Zoe a ring box. Dash and Adam strain to see whether or not she accepts the ring but their view is obstructed. Could Nick be getting married? The Heelers' speculations about the probability of coming nuptials are interrupted by a distressing call. Zoe's horse has been hit by a car. Rushing out to the scene, Zoe is beside herself, wanting to put the horse out of its misery herself. Nick convinces her to put her target pistol down and leave it to the vet. Zoe's grief over the death of her horse is amplified when she is told that during the course of the Heelers' investigation they have spoken to a man at her home who claims to be her boyfriend, a Mr. Martin Bridport. Zoe flies into a rage - Martin had no right to be at her place, and he killed her horse. Martin denies everything but Zoe is adamant, her ex-boyfriend is the culprit. Martin seems to be confused about his relationship with Zoe claiming that they are still lovers yet Zoe insists that it was over two years ago. None of this impresses Nick. In an attempt to smooth things over between them, Nick takes Zoe to a meal at the Imperial. But they are met again by Martin, who is apparently determined to prove that Zoe is his. Nick loses his temper with Zoe's smarmy ex but is stopped from assaulting him by the arrival of the other Heelers. Next morning PJ is awaken by a call from Nick, he is at Zoe's property and Martin Bridport is dead. Homicide is called in and it doesn't look good for either Nick or Zoe. They were the first people at the scene of the crime and there is the matter of Zoe's missing target pistol. On top of all this Nick is refusing to co-operate with the Homicide detectives or even the other Heelers. Just why is he keeping his mouth so firmly shut is eluding everyone. Is he doing it for Zoe or did he pull the trigger? The Heelers begin an exhaustive and difficult investigation into what really happened the night of Martin's death? Who is protecting whom? Can the truth come out without either Zoe or Nick being found guilty? And if innocent, will Nick be able to continue as a copper? Certainly this will be the greatest test Nick and Zoe have ever faced. Are Nick's plans for marriage now irretrievable?

Episode 10

When Love Isn't Enough

The Heelers face some harsh realities when Dash believes she has stumbled onto a case of neglect. After nearly knocking down a child in the street, Dash searches for the child's mother who turns up hours later. Dash believes that the woman's gambling addiction has led to the neglect of her son. The mother is furious at the allegations and, in the face of very little proof, Tom tries to diffuse the situation. He explains to Dash that her job is to investigate crimes, not accuse mothers of neglect. Dash approaches social worker Tim Ryan who promises to look into the situation but Dash won't be satisfied until the child is out of the woman's care. Meanwhile, Clancy and Leonie Freeman, an intellectually handicapped couple, are having trouble with their baby Rachel. Friends of the Heelers, they have been tricked into handing over all their money to a photographer/con-man who seems to work just within the boundaries of the law. Maggie and PJ would like to get the Freeman's money back but are not optimistic. The condition of the Freeman home is also worrying. The place is a complete mess and they seem unfamiliar with basic hygiene. Ignoring the other Heelers' pleas to keep her opinion to herself, Dash again approaches Tim Ryan. This time to voice her fears for Rachel's safety. Tom also begins to wonder about the Freeman's ability to care for Rachel. When he goes to visit, Rachel seems more cranky than usual and he deduces that she is quite ill. Clancy and Leonie are reluctant to take her to see Dr Zoe. Tom convinces them to make an appointment but is left with the feeling that maybe he made the wrong decision when he originally supported the Freeman's marriage and choice to keep the baby. Matters go from bad to worse when Tim Ryan visits the Freemans to assess their parenting ability. Clancy and Leonie are positive that Rachel will be taken from them and, in desperation, run away with nothing but a child's play tent. The Heelers have grave fears for Rachel's safety, particularly as there is an outbreak of meningitis in town. Considering that the Freemans have spent the night outdoors, Rachel's condition could be critical. They have to find the family and soon.

Episode 11

Stars in Their Eyes

A film crew arrive to scout the area for a potential film, which has the town buzzing. Keith Purvis is making an advert with 'Big Rodney' his beloved new bulldozer and that film maker and the film visitors will clash. Burglaries occur and a legend of the missing treasure comes to light, as the film makers are here to make a film about that or are they?

Episode 12

She Killed Santa

The Supreme Court comes to Mount Thomas to try a woman accused of killing her husband whilst he slept. Maggie is working with the prosecution and Sally Downie for the defence. With a juror, a convicted criminal and a farmer wanting to shoot a dog, they are all somehow linked to this serious case.

Episode 13

This Mortal Coil

A woman with advanced motor neurone disease has the police investigating if she is at risk, when her brother asks Doctor Zoe Hamilton about all options. Zoe then wants her put into medical protection. With her son not happy with his uncle and his family, and then the sick woman's estranged husband turns up, something is bound to happen. When it does there will be many suspects. Dash has the flu all because she wouldn't get her flu jab.

Episode 14

Waste of Space

Strange things are happening in the Eventide retirement home. Valuables are going missing, one resident is found dead under mysterious circumstances, and another endangers the lives of the others when he hallucinates after smoking marijuana. Are the two teenagers doing Community Service behind all the trouble? Or is there something sinister about Yvonne Dunn, the Administrator of Eventide, who seems to have a strange hold over her residents? Who's the person so desperate to get a place in Eventide that they're prepared to go to any lengths to get the existing residents to move to other Homes? As the Heelers investigate they learn that love is a powerful motivator for both young and old. The Heelers learn from Leila Clegg, another resident, that there have been other thefts. Yvonne Dunn starts to look pretty suspicious herself, she claims she did not report the thefts because it unsettles the residents, and Eventide has lost several other homes recently. Things become more serious when Hazel Spencer is found dead at the bottom of a staircase just after ringing the Heelers to say she has information about who stole her ring. Clarrie Edwards, an irritable resident who argued with Hazel shortly before death, seems a likely suspect for the thefts and the murder, until Yvonne's name comes up yet again. Not only was she the last person to see Hazel alive, she has Hazel's ring, which she says she found. The Heelers discover that many of the old folks who have passed away have left money and valuables to Yvonne in their wills. Was this of their own volition or were they persuaded? It seems that Yvonne has a strange hold over old people in her care. However, when it turns out that Hazel died of a heart attack, the Heelers are back to square one, until an anonymous tip-off leads to the discovery of all the stolen items in Clarrie's room. Clarrie swears he's been set up by Kali and Aiden. Things look even worse for Clarrie when he endangers the lives of the other residents by commandeering a mini-bus. He's hallucinating that he's back in a bomber in the second World War - and the cause of these hallucinations is marijuana, which has been mixed in with his tobacco. Did Kali and Aiden set Clarrie up for this too? There is no shortage of suspects, and no shortage of confessions either. Leila Clegg confesses, so does her fiancé Merv Poole, and then Kali says she is responsible. It takes a while for the Heelers to unravel the truth and find the true culprit - Leila Clegg. Seems she started the thefts to encourage residents to leave so that a place would open up for Merv and they could be together. Merv confessed to protect Leila, as did Kali. Meanwhile, Dash is hot on the trail of the identity of Maggie's mysterious new boyfriend. Maggie and PJ put her off the scent with reverse psychology - but only temporarily. They are forced to try something more drastic, giving themselves an alibi. That night, as Maggie gets dressed up to go out with her new boyfriend, she sends Dash to the police station to claim a delivery that has been left outside. Bringing the parcel into the station, she finds PJ working away, alone. Dash is forced to accept that she was wrong about PJ and Maggie. Little does she know.

Episode 15

A Bit of a Biff

A visiting troupe of boxers at the annual Mt Thomas Show causes headaches for the Heelers with brawling and a rash of pick-pocketing incidents. The boxers and their matriarchal manager, Bonnie Crossing, aren't the easiest people to get along with, or the most helpful. The Heelers just have to sit it out till the troupes move on. But it isn't that simple. When Adam and Dash go to talk to the boxers about the latest pick-pocketing incident, they are met with stirring and resistance. The situation culminates in Adam accepting a challenge from one of the boxers, Jimmy Cutlass, in what amounts to a grudge match. Tom is furious and forbids it. Dash and Nick, who both abhor boxing and see it as senseless and dangerous, also strongly disapprove. But Maggie, PJ, Zoe and Chris can't see anything wrong with it, especially if it can be turned into a charity match to raise money for the local Blue Light Gym. Adam decides to go ahead with the match and Tom is goaded into giving it the reluctant nod when cornered in the pub. Jimmy offers Adam the option of just putting on a show and faking the whole thing to avoid injuries but Adam refuses, when he steps into that ring he's going to be punching for real - and for real it is. After being played with for the first round, Adam loses his head and knocks Jimmy out cold. His elation in winning soon becomes guilt and concern as Jimmy lies unconscious in hospital with possible brain injuries. Adam feels even worse when the pick-pockets are discovered: they are not the boxers, but a man and woman who travel around the shows to steal. When Jimmy disappears from hospital Adam finds him wandering dazedly down the road. As Bonnie guesses, Jimmy set Adam up to hit him as an excuse to step away from the boxing life. Adam, who can understand only too well the constraints of being part of a close-knit family, the police service, is sympathetic - close ties can smother you.

Episode 16

Mr. Lucky

"Mr. Lucky", is Enzo Fiorelli, a charming, charismatic, and successful con man. Several years ago he defrauded most of Mt. Thomas' Italian community for everything they had, destroying their lives, ruining businesses, and leaving a trail of grief and outrage. Enzo Fiorelli paid for his exploits with a long stretch in jail. Released, he inexplicably walked out of the Witness Protection program, blowing his cover forever, and returned to Mt. Thomas. The Heelers struggle to keep a lid on the community's righteous resentment for the man who caused so many of them so much pain. At first it's only hate mail, and then it's a brick through the windscreen of Enzo's expensive car - but then it's a bullet through one of his tyres. Is it the community? Is it Enzo himself, trying to get the Heelers to give him full-time protection? And why has he returned to Mt. Thomas, where there is so much hatred directed towards him. Enzo is intelligent and plausible and the hate mail he is receiving is genuine. He has no trouble persuading Sally Downie to take him on as a client. Tom, who loathes Enzo for the pain he caused the community, finds himself opposing Sally but Sally is a professional solicitor and must take her client's side whatever her personal feelings towards Tom. Prominent among Enzo's victims is Joe Fantini who was shattered by Enzo's scams. He lost his family market garden and found himself at odds with his own brother, Dave. Joe is embittered and seeking revenge, definitely someone for the Heelers to keep an eye on. Meanwhile, Mt. Thomas' plumbing technician extraordinaire, Charlie Clarke, thinks he has seen a UFO. Exploring, Dash and Maggie soon find the wreckage of a light plane crash in the bush near Charlie's place - mystery solved. Until, that is, Maggie notices that the pilot has been shot. Investigations soon reveal there were two passengers on board, both violent criminals with cop-killing on their records. When Enzo's daughter Gulia is kidnapped, the Heelers really have their hands full. Is the culprit Joe, the embittered victim? Or the two passengers from the plane? Or is this another one of Enzo's attempts to win police protection for himself? The Heelers discover that Gulia is the beneficiary of a trust fund account. When she turns eighteen years of age she gets access to the money, and she is turning eighteen in two days' time. Reason enough, it seems, for someone like Enzo Fiorelli to risk coming back to Mt. Thomas. But when Sally Downie is abducted, it seems the return of Enzo to Mt. Thomas and the arrival of the two men may well be linked. Could the vendetta against Enzo Fiorelli end in the death of Tom's new love?

Episode 17

Deception

Sally Downie, the woman in Tom's life, has been abducted and the Heelers suspect the same two violent criminals who are holding hostage the daughter of local con man Enzo Fiorelli. But when the girl escapes, the Heelers realise they may have misread the situation. Sally is still in danger and Tom must lead a desperate search to save her life.

Episode 18

Catch of the Day

Tony Timms believe there is something fishy with the water in a nearby river and what a company might be putting there. At a fish meal at the pub, a case of food poisoning occurs and many people get sick including half the police. What is to blame and where is the evidence?

Episode 19

Deed Not the Breed

Dash is befriended by a stray dog, but when she brings it back to the station, it tries to attack Nick and generally causes havoc. When Tom orders her to send it to the pound, Dash defies him, becoming almost obsessively defensive of the animal. Could this attitude have something to do with the news she has just received about her medical condition? Instead of obeying Tom, Dash advertises on local radio for the owner of the dog to come forward. Unfortunately, two contenders appear and, judging by the dog's attitude, neither of them is the real owner. What is going on? Dog attacks have been reported in the area, and the Heelers suspect Dash's new canine friend is the culprit. But when a man reports that his mother's new overcoat was stolen, the Heelers meet another contender - the mother owns a pit bull terrier. Meanwhile the Heelers are tracking down a Wangaratta man reported missing in their district. When they find him, he is dead - mauled to death by a dog. Suddenly things are looking very serious for Dash's dog. Dash is able to discover that her dog belonged to the dead man, whose body was found not far from a hidden marijuana plantation. She refuses to believe that his own dog turned on him, and persuades Maggie and PJ to look further into the case. Tom is seriously annoyed with Dash for her insubordination, but the wind is taken out of his sails when she tells him of her medical diagnosis.

Episode 20

Victims

A man released from prison comes home to look after his family and trouble ensues as people do not want to give him a chance after what he did. As incidents occur, it leads to further trouble. Can the police leave their prejudices behind them as well?

Episode 21

The Living Dead

A man is found shot and is in a coma. But as the investigations seem to indicate he drove away, where was he shot and by whom? His wife comes under suspicion and a cryogenics company turn up to claim the man's body as well. Dash goes for her first round of treatment.

Episode 22

Spinning the Yarn

Expensive wool has been stolen off the backs of one man's sheep worth $23,000. This brings two men who hate each other to the attention of the police. It doesn't help as their children just want to be together, but it appears that both fathers only see hatred for each other. But then Dash's mother has the wool turn up at the local hall she has keys, so becomes a suspect.

Episode 23

The Dark Side

Whilst Detective Ben Stewart is still on the case of the stolen police guns, Sergeant Romano is looking too and neither of these detectives like each other. When a body turns up, all evidence points to Ben. Maggie is defending Ben and P.J. is working on the evidence. What has Nola Budge got to do with it all?

Episode 24

Intervention

The police stop a man visiting his step daughter as he has an intervention order on him, originally placed on him by Nick. Meanwhile, the girl's aunt is being pestered by someone she once dated and wants her own intervention order, as the man can't seem understand it's over. But there is more to both intervention orders than meets the eye.

Episode 25

Murder in Mind

Charlie Clarke is doing some work in the pub, where Chris finds an old diary that she wants the police to investigate; that of a murder 40 years earlier. This leads to an elderly resident with a tragic tale and Charlie Clarke is about to have one of the worst times of his life and he can't even remember it.

Episode 26

Blood Ties

The Heelers are puzzled when PJ starts behaving strangely after a married couple, Janet and Kevin Shaw, is brought back to the station following a violent domestic. Maggie is especially worried, as it begins to look very much as though PJ is having an affair with the wife, a nurse at the local hospital. But what this woman really wants is PJ's help in breaking some bad news to her husband. PJ is later forced to reveal this news to Maggie and explain what has prompted his strange behaviour. PJ hadn't thought twice about an injury received while rescuing a bloodied driver from his mangled car but Janet has since told PJ that she has caught HIV from a needle-stick injury while treating the same man. PJ could now also be infected and therefore so could Maggie. While they start their two-week wait for the results of PJ's blood test, the man is captured on a security camera holding up a service station with a syringe full of blood. Further investigations reveal that he is a known intravenous drug user with a criminal record. His HIV positive status now seems certain. With the personal and professional pressure mounting, PJ finds himself having to tell Tom his fears. Maggie knows that if she has to tell Tom the truth about her involvement, he will know about their love affair and will end their working relationship. In a profession such as theirs, a smear of blood can ruin lives just as surely as a gun, and before Maggie is forced to tell all, PJ discovers that the truth is not quite what it seems.

Episode 27

Little Monsters

A fire at a local school has the police investigating the children. Parents are seething with anger and looking over their shoulder all the time and one suspect is 'Macca', the niece of Dash. Can the police solve this case before something else happens?

Episode 28

Nine Lives

Ben Stewart is back and in uniform. Being demoted, he now has to fit in with being a country police officer and not a detective any more. A woman comes in believing she has prowlers at her house. She and Ben recognise each other but say nothing. This is going to lead to Witness Protection and murder.

Episode 29

Missing Digits

Maggie and P.J. stumble across a man who appears to have committed suicide, he was holding investors money which has now disappeared, including Maggie and P.J.'s. $10,000. The man's brother has an accident and loses a finger which then disappears and on it a valuable ring. Ben wangles his way into moving out of Nick's and moving into P.J.'s home, much to P.J. and Maggie's annoyance.

Episode 30

Child's Play

Nick is awakened in the middle of the night by a drunken tour operator who reports that one of his clients has gone missing in the National Park. The Heelers question the woman's husband and their pregnant friend, but they say the woman fell behind during an evening bushwalk and just - disappeared. While the Heelers are conducting a thorough search of the park in daylight, PJ wants a word with Aussie Andy, the tour operator, believing that his drunken carelessness may have contributed to the woman's disappearance. But when PJ and Ben are climbing up the rocky bluff where Andy is supposedly searching, PJ falls and twists his ankle badly. Unfortunately their only radio was smashed in the fall, and PJ finds himself extremely grateful for Ben's help - especially as he has insisted that they carry on. Up on the bluff, Ben finds a lost gold earring. Meanwhile, Adam discovers the woman's charred remains in a burnt-out cabin and Dash is assigned to break the bad news to the pregnant friend who is waiting back at the hotel, and ends up comforting her. Maggie begins to worry about the still missing PJ and Ben, and goes looking for them. At the same time, Adam is reporting his suspicions about the fire to Nick - he thinks accelerant was used. Could it have been suicide? This seems the likely explanation when Dash learns from the pregnant friend that the woman was depressed about her infertility, but when Dash also learns the infertility was caused by chemotherapy, she begins to worry about her own ability to conceive a child. When Maggie finally finds PJ and Ben and brings them back, PJ is not so willing to accept the suicide theory. And it seems his instinct I right when it is learned that the woman, found wearing one gold earring, was dead before she was burnt and died of injuries consistent with falling from a considerable height. Someone pushed her off the bluff. Aussie Andy has a record for assault on a woman but when questioned he denies any involvement, and PJ finds himself inclined to believe him. So who did push the woman off Lover's Leap? When the case is finally solved, the Heelers are able to get back to celebrating Tom's birthday and Adam produces his choice of present.

Episode 31

False Alarms

A young man, with a long juvenile record is causing trouble again. As more incidents that get more serious occur, he comes under the spotlight. He is also a friend of Adam's who doesn't think his friend is the cause of all the trouble. The police are torn between some believing him and others thinking he is as guilty as sin. There is also a spate of security alarms that keep going off creating many false alarms.

Episode 32

Nobody's Perfect

Ben fights for the life of a suicidal teenager who has been in trouble with the law too many times. Ben believes that the boy's crimes, like the suicide attempt, are really cries for help and when the Heelers find him in a terrifying situation with his estranged father - memorably portrayed by David Paterson - Ben realizes that the boy's life rests in his hands.

Episode 33

Turkish Delight

Deniz Demir is getting married in a traditional Turkish Muslim way. As Nick 'Schultzy' has been adopted by the family, he is concerned she may be forced into this as she is only 17. But she is happy and adamant she wants this and her uncle is arranging it all. After a Turkish migrant is arrested, Deniz interprets for the police but doesn't quite tell them everything he says, and when she disappears, the police have to find her and all the Demir family and others come under suspicion.

Episode 34

Like Father Like Son

A father and son go at it over a farm. The police keep turning up as there is always violence. They remained tight-lipped over this family matter, but its harming the youngest member of that family the most. Tom tries to keep the peace using old-fashioned policing but it's an uphill struggle, as more and more incidents happen.

Episode 35

Birds of Prey

There may be a new shopping mall coming to Mount Thomas and Chris is interested and on board, as she doesn't want the town to die like so many others. But feelings are running high and the angry opposition fear the development. A photographer and her brother will have incidences with Adam, which will not go so well for him, as criminal acts occur at the pub.

Episode 36

Mates Rates

Adam is looking to buy a new car and has more run-ins with Sergeant Croydon over his tardiness and policing. Then car accidents are happening and it looks like there are illegal and dangerous vehicles on the roads. Adam can't seem to get anything right.

Episode 37

Wedding Blues

When Zoe is offered a job in the USA, Nick decides to propose to her. Tending his resignation, he hides his upcoming wedding from everyone. But his lacklustre approach to the proposal, wedding and everything else will head him into trouble. Meanwhile, a parking ticket attendant has troubles of his own as no one likes him, and a local farmer is struggling with his farm and his disabled wife that he has to look after.

Episode 38

All in the Family

A neighbour dispute erupts and has the mother fostering the children she has taken in, needing help. Ben tries to help but the mother does not want it or from her estranged husband and things are going to get a lot worse for people, particularly Ben.

Episode 39

Hunted

43 mins

Robbie comes back to town and he's not doing too good. As he assaults Maggie, she has to move out till her colleagues catch him. But Maggie is about to stumble in on a dangerous domestic and it will involve her, a little boy and Robbie, and the other police officers will be none the wiser, making a bad situation even worse.

Episode 40

Rotten Apple: Part 1

A local politician and his wife come under suspicion as their small children keep having accidents and are rushed to hospital. The police think they have the evidence but something will happen to the evidence. Dash gets her results back on her illness.

Episode 41

Rotten Apple: Part 2

Inspector Draper is called in as there seems to be corruption going on in the Mount Thomas police department. Investigations into the police have to be conducted, whilst the police investigate Councillor Healy. This will bring Sally Downie and Tom to cross paths once again.