Code of Silence Season 1 Episode 2

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00:00I'm Inspector Marsh.

00:01James.

00:02Jim.

00:05I can do it if you tell me where it is.

00:08We're all watching a gang who are planning a robbery.

00:12They're always careful to meet in places where we can't bug them.

00:15That's why we need a lip reader, so we can understand what's being said.

00:18Who is that?

00:20No idea.

00:21Liam.

00:22Liam Barlow, 29.

00:24Look, these people are dangerous.

00:26You don't want to get close to them.

00:28The tat is a pup, right?

00:30And they put Liam in a flat nearby.

00:32I could see it a lot more if you'd just get me closer.

00:35You really, really need to leave the investigating to us.

00:40I don't know why.

00:43Are you, like, a regular here?

00:45No, I just moved in around the corner.

00:49Alison!

00:53Alison!

01:24Alison!

01:34There.

01:35What's that?

01:36What did he say to you?

01:48Alison, we're missing this.

01:49What is this?

01:50Look.

01:54He didn't turn up for a meeting.

02:04And he asked Cruella to reschedule it.

02:10Why? Why did he not turn up for the meeting?

02:12I don't know.

02:20601.

02:21What's he doing?

02:22He is taking items out of the carry bag.

02:34They're saying something, like, phone...

02:39..and switchy.

02:44And the driver's not very happy about that.

02:48Driver's phone just went off.

02:50What happened?

02:51They're switching the SIM cards.

02:55Have you been getting a message from a driver?

02:57Shit.

02:58Yeah, we were intercepting his messages.

03:02All units, stand down.

03:21You should get to your shift.

03:30But if you can't read their phone messages,

03:34then you're not going to know when they're going to meet,

03:36so what are you going to do?

03:39We'll find another way.

03:40Thanks, Alison.

03:51Yeah, pull up the recordings, will you?

03:53Right.

03:54He's not going to give us anything, is he?

03:56I mean, why would he?

03:57So we need something, anything. Agreed?

03:59Mm-hm.

04:00Sorry.

04:06Liam's near the gang, isn't he?

04:08Yeah.

04:09So he could be our way out.

04:10Yeah.

04:11Yeah.

04:12Yeah.

04:13Yeah.

04:14Yeah.

04:15Yeah.

04:16Yeah.

04:17Yeah.

04:18Yeah, he's not going to let us out, is he?

04:20Yeah.

04:21So he could be our way in.

04:22What do we think?

04:23Mm-hm.

04:30So they're going to reschedule this meeting,

04:32so we need to find a way to be there.

04:33Yeah?

04:34Yeah.

04:35We stay focused on Liam.

04:36Oh, Anthony, mate. Everything OK?

04:49Yeah. You have been changing your SIM card once every three days, like we told you.

04:54Yeah, of course I have, Bray. It's just Liam thinks we're weak on security.

04:58I've been doing everything you told me to, Bray.

05:02Did you, or did you not follow the rules we gave you?

05:07Sarah doesn't like me changing numbers.

05:09It's just nearly nine months she could drop anything.

05:14Sarah.

05:32I'm doing them with you.

05:59OK.

06:03Working.

06:09What do you want?

06:12A glass of wine.

06:25Why?

06:26Because...

06:30I'm busy.

06:32I have to pay for the last two jobs.

06:35I can't pay for that.

06:38No, I can't.

06:39I can't lift your pay.

06:41I can't.

06:43She's having a stroke with a cancer.

06:46Why not?

06:48I don't know.

06:56Lucky I don't.

06:58Lucky.

07:16Hi.

07:22I, er...

07:24didn't know you'd be working today.

07:27Um...

07:29Is this a bad time?

07:36Fuck.

07:44I'm fine.

07:45Can we talk later?

07:47No, I just...

07:49I was hoping to see Braydon.

07:52Yeah.

07:53Later's good.

08:01OK.

08:02Go on.

08:18Um, sorry.

08:19I didn't see you there.

08:23You are...?

08:25I'm Alison.

08:26That's it.

08:31Alison.

08:32This is Braydon, our owner.

08:34Hmm.

08:37I hire anyone these days.

08:39I'll tell you that.

08:40Just stay out of his way.

08:42No.

09:13I'm sorry.

09:15I'm sorry.

09:16I'm sorry.

09:17I'm sorry.

09:18I'm sorry.

09:19I'm sorry.

09:20I'm sorry.

09:21I'm sorry.

09:22I'm sorry.

09:23I'm sorry.

09:24I'm sorry.

09:25I'm sorry.

09:26I'm sorry.

09:27I'm sorry.

09:28I'm sorry.

09:29I'm sorry.

09:30I'm sorry.

09:31I'm sorry.

09:32I'm sorry.

09:33I'm sorry.

09:34I'm sorry.

09:35I'm sorry.

09:36I'm sorry.

09:37I'm sorry.

09:38I'm sorry.

09:39I'm sorry.

09:42I'm sorry.

09:45I'm sorry.

09:49I'm sorry.

09:52Hello.

09:55Hey.

09:56I just wanted to see how you are.

09:59Yeah, I'm fine.

10:02The owner Braydon, do you know him?

10:05Is that your...?

10:07Yeah, he's my ex.

10:08Oh, yeah.

10:11I got major bad vibes.

10:15I'm sorry, I didn't mean to be so rude.

10:19It's OK.

10:21When you two were, like, signing,

10:23it made me think, that's how it must be for you all the time,

10:27around, you know, people who can hear.

10:30Yeah.

10:32It can be like that sometimes.

10:36I was wondering...

10:41Do you want to come out for a drink sometime?

10:48Um...

10:50Yeah, yeah, maybe.

10:52Thank you for taking me to the hospital and for driving me home.

10:56You didn't have to do that.

10:58Yeah, I did.

11:00I knocked you off your bike.

11:02Shit.

11:04Shit.

11:06Um, I'd better go back to work.

11:10See you later.

11:33WHIRRING

11:42It was my fault. I forgot the line.

11:58What?

12:00She's coming in for an interview.

12:04Oh, my God.

12:12She's coming for an interview.

12:19Amazing.

12:25Fantastic interview.

12:27I'm proud of you.

12:29I'm so sorry.

12:31It's all right.

12:33It's all right.

12:35It's all right.

12:37No, it's not.

12:39It's all right.

12:41It's all right.

12:48I think we should celebrate that.

12:51We should talk about how good the cafe is.

12:54Good drink, innit?

12:57Neat, innit?

13:28Come on.

13:57Yeah.

13:58There you go.

14:00OK, yeah, I'll see you then.

14:02I've got to go. All right? Bye.

14:05Alison, is everything all right?

14:08Yeah, um, have you got a minute?

14:10Yeah.

14:12Yeah, come, come this way.

14:16What's up?

14:18Who is James talking to?

14:21Uh, James is with the assistant chief constable.

14:24He's trying to get more funding.

14:26More funding for surveillance.

14:29But we'd never be able to watch them around the clock, so...

14:33So you need someone closer to them, like an infotainment?

14:37Yeah, but that's easier said than done.

14:41But I've been...

14:43I've been doing some bar work,

14:46and it's near Liam's flat.

14:52Have you been working at the Canterbury tap?

14:57Have you made contact with Liam Barlow?

15:04Uh... Have a think.

15:07I believe you've been working at the tap.

15:10I went in cos I just wanted to see who was there,

15:14but they needed a staff, and I just feel you need to talk.

15:17I mean, of all the places, Brayden Moore owns the tap.

15:20You know that?

15:22Yeah, I... I know.

15:26Was that the only time you made contact with them both?

15:31Um...

15:34At the bar?

15:36It's a simple question.

15:38Just have a think.

15:42That was the only time?

15:46What?

15:48Ben has been tracing Liam's movements

15:51over the last couple of days,

15:53and it seems Liam made a surprise trip to the hospital

15:56the night before last.

16:01If I did an accident and he knocked me off my bike...

16:04And then he drove you to the hospital?

16:06Well, I think he was just worried

16:08that he just didn't want me to call in the police, so...

16:11You were the reason. Why didn't you call in the police?

16:14I didn't want to.

16:16You were the reason why Liam didn't go to that meeting.

16:19It was you.

16:23Um...

16:25You've risked the entire fucking operation.

16:31So I'm sorry, but...

16:33You wouldn't have known anything if it wasn't for me.

16:36You were paid, Alison.

16:38Yeah, but you only pay me the minimum wage, so...

16:40I should have rushed you. I should have rushed you for misconduct.

16:43But I could actually help, you know?

16:46I saw them talking, and the meeting went back on.

16:49I don't want your help.

16:51I don't want anything from you.

16:53It is not safe for you to be anywhere near this station.

16:56You're a security risk.

16:58Ashley, tell the canteen we're letting Alison go.

17:11I had to push James to use you.

17:14This looks bad on me, too.

17:16No, no. I'm sorry.

17:20Am I running that pay?

17:23Don't push your luck.

17:26I should explain to Gary, then.

17:28I'll talk to Gary. Max, could you...

17:32Come this way. That's right.

17:44DOORBELL RINGS

18:14Hi.

18:25So, did you break my bike?

18:29Yeah, yeah.

18:31You need your wheels for work, and the crash was my fault, too.

18:34Your mum offered me a cup of tea.

18:38Um, thank you, though. Very nice.

18:41We've been chatting.

18:45Chatting?

18:47About what?

18:49You, mainly.

18:52Me?

18:58Sorry, this is just winding me up.

19:00Um, should we go outside?

19:04You made a big impression on my mum.

19:06I like her, she's nice.

19:09You made a big impression on my mum.

19:11I like her, she's cool.

19:13Definitely, thank you. I didn't know how I was going to get my bike back.

19:16It was a little bit selfish.

19:18See, I was hoping that maybe you'd have that drink with me.

19:25Maybe, if you ask me, then.

19:31Can I take you to London tomorrow night?

19:33I'm meeting some friends, and I thought maybe you could come along.

19:39I can, yeah.

19:43Tomorrow?

19:45Tomorrow.

19:58Well, the ACC was charmingly blunt in its assessment of our case.

20:01We are not getting any more surveillance.

20:09Liam Barlow, any news on him?

20:11He's been working as a software developer.

20:13He's moved around. Previous address is in London and Manchester.

20:16Couple of parking tickets.

20:18To be honest, I'm not getting much.

20:23People don't usually evade your levels of research skills.

20:26Without access to their messages, we need another way in, don't we?

20:30So keep looking.

20:32Hmm.

20:36Have you got TFA?

20:39One's for work.

20:43What do you do?

20:45I am a software engineer.

20:48Who do you work for?

20:54I am doing some...

20:57digital security work for a local businesswoman.

21:01But she made me sign an NDA,

21:03so I shouldn't really be talking about it.

21:06Does that sound more interesting than putting in a pint?

21:09It's not.

21:11Believe me.

21:17So where exactly are you meeting your friends?

21:20They are going to a bar down by the river.

21:23We'll drop in and see them, take it from there.

21:26OK.

21:28OK.

21:30OK.

22:00What is he?

22:02What do you want?

22:04Can I have a Coke, a lime and a soda?

22:06Yeah, yeah, no worries.

22:08I'm on my way.

22:30OK.

23:00OK.

23:30This is my fiancée, Maya.

23:32Hi.

23:33Hi, Liam.

23:34Hey, nice to meet you.

23:36This is Alison.

23:38This is Sammy and Maya.

23:40Hi.

23:41Hi.

23:42It's lovely to meet you.

23:43Lovely to meet you too.

23:45Are you engaged?

23:47Yeah.

23:48When are you getting married?

23:49Don't ask, it's not for ages.

23:51Um...

23:53I'll be back in a second.

23:56Oh, Maya.

24:10Have you met Liam before?

24:12No, we just met.

24:14Sammy wanted to come here, so he might run into a friend.

24:18So how does you and Sammy meet?

24:20Well, we're friends.

24:22We're just friends.

24:24So how does you and Sammy meet?

24:26Well, I'm a dental nurse.

24:36Eventually I was like, you can ask me out or what?

24:39That's very cute of you.

24:41So what does he do for work?

24:43Oh, he works for a security storage company.

24:46They look after valuable things for very rich people.

24:49Where abouts is his place?

24:51Oh, they've got buildings all over.

24:53It's a university-based Mayfair. He's quite junior.

25:03Oh, thank you.

25:04It's not a real diamond, but I don't mind.

25:07You know, Sammy keeps saying he's going to get me a real one.

25:10Like he'll get a big pay rise or something.

25:12Hey, we should get going.

25:14Oh, but we just got here.

25:16But you're going now?

25:18We'll go with someone else.

25:20Oh.

25:21One more drink.

25:24Oh, my God.

25:26Oh!

25:28Oh!

25:30Oh!

25:32Oh!

25:34Oh!

25:36Oh!

25:38Oh!

25:40Oh!

25:42Oh!

25:44Oh!

25:46Cheers!

25:48Oh!

25:50Oh!

25:52Cheers.

25:53Cheers.

26:18Well, you definitely cannot drive.

26:20I know. I'm back in town tomorrow, so grab the car now.

26:23Let's get a taxi.

26:24But how much is that going to cost?

26:26Don't worry, I'm paying.

26:29Are you hungry?

26:30Am I what?

26:31Are you hungry?

26:32Hungry? Yeah, I'm hungry.

26:35Come on, I know a place.

26:39Do you know, I used to come to London a lot

26:41when I was little with my dad.

26:43He used to take me to the flower market.

26:45It's a decent place.

26:48Actually, it was the only time I remember

26:51going anywhere on my own with him.

26:53He was away a lot.

26:55Mostly just me and Mum growing up.

26:57He doesn't live with you now?

27:01Thank you. What did you say?

27:03Your dad, he doesn't live with you now?

27:07He went off one, didn't he?

27:09Is he deaf too?

27:11No, my mum is deaf, but my dad is hearing.

27:17I think it's tough without him.

27:19Tough?

27:23Yeah, my mum's been made redundant,

27:25so financially it's a bit difficult.

27:28And my dad just didn't really deal with it.

27:31Or actually, he just didn't want to.

27:34I was, like, going two jobs out of it, two jobs.

27:38So, yeah, I think it's a little bit tough.

27:42So what do you want to do?

27:44What's your dream?

27:47Do you know what? I think you'd be really good at gymnastics.

27:50I actually thought I could win a gold medal.

27:54But I need a bit more realistic dreaming, like.

27:56No, no, no, don't do that. Don't be realistic.

27:59But you're not realistic.

28:02Definitely not. No way.

28:05So what is your realistic plan?

28:07Right.

28:12You know...

28:14..this place does the best sticky toffee pudding.

28:19Sticky toffee pudding? Mm-hm.

28:22OK.

28:30Er, sticky toffee pudding, please.

28:43MUSIC PLAYS

29:00Thanks.

29:05You left it open.

29:07And you could lose anything in it.

29:14Thanks.

29:18Right. Thank you very much. Mm-hm.

29:44Could you see what I was saying when I was talking to Sammy?

29:50Not much, no.

29:53You seem to be asking a lot of questions.

29:59I have a pretension of where I never know what's going on.

30:06So you were always watching? It's like a habit.

30:09Well...

30:10It's like a habit.

30:12Well...

30:15Well, you got something to hide.

30:19Mm-hm.

30:22I'll have to keep my eye on you.

30:37I had a good night.

30:39Really good.

30:41Yeah, it was good.

30:51I can see you again, right?

30:56To be honest, it's complicated.

31:00Complicated?

31:02With your ex?

31:06Just complicated.

31:09I should go.

31:16I'll text you.

31:20MUSIC PLAYS

31:38MUSIC CONTINUES

32:09MUSIC STOPS

32:15We were so clear to you about the dangers of getting involved.

32:18Yes, but I didn't tell him I was lip-reading for you.

32:21I didn't tell him anything. Yeah.

32:23I got information.

32:25Liam met up with a guy called Sammy.

32:27I think he worked for the high-security storage company.

32:30I didn't get his last name,

32:32but I think Liam brought me along to keep his girlfriend, Biddy.

32:36They talk about Mayfair.

32:38I think Sammy showed something to Liam.

32:41I think it was a floor plan.

32:43They talk about a family vault in the basement.

32:47Family? What family?

32:48I don't know, but Sammy's fiancé thinks he's coming into some money.

32:54I think they're paying him for information.

33:00What do you want?

33:02What do I want? Yeah.

33:04Well, I want to help.

33:07They're not as efficient as me.

33:09They underestimate me.

33:12Most people do.

33:15Most people do.

33:33We can't risk you being seen here while you're working at the tap,

33:36but, yes, your information backs up what we know.

33:39We're checking the description of Sammy

33:41and the stories of vaults and high-network storage facilities in Mayfair.

33:45It's allowed us to narrow down our search.

33:48You understand how dangerous this is, becoming an informant?

33:52Danger, yeah.

33:56And you're already working at the bar

33:58and you've no intention of leaving, correct?

34:00Correct. I mean...

34:05If you happen to see anything related to this case

34:08while you are working at that bar...

34:12..I would really appreciate it if you would let me know.

34:15OK?

34:17Alison, for your safety, we'll set up protocols

34:21and I'll be your contact, OK?

34:23But just so we're clear, I am not asking you to put yourself in any danger

34:27to get this information, OK?

34:29Do not go out of your way to watch these people.

34:32Yeah, yeah. No, I understand.

34:35You can end up with a lot of regrets in this job, Alison.

34:38I don't want you to be one of mine.

34:40MUSIC PLAYS

34:58To foster that digital awareness.

35:05Erm...

35:07I can tell by some of your faces

35:09that it's time for me to shut up so we can go for lunch.

35:12Thanks for listening.

35:40Don't tell me you're going to ask me to do that again.

35:45I don't know.

35:49One day, we'll be out.

35:56I want you to know what you have.

36:23Thank you for everything.

36:36MUSIC CONTINUES

36:49Er, Ben, any news on Venues?

36:55Working with Alison's information,

36:57we've narrowed it down to three high-security storage facilities

37:00and vaults that use biometrics.

37:05But I can't find out more about specific security systems

37:08as the facilities are understandably reluctant

37:10to give out that information.

37:14Nia, you were looking at the driver, Anthony Bates?

37:16AMPR shows he's been checking out warehouse space.

37:18Warehouse space.

37:20OK.

37:21They may be using this as a rehearsal space

37:23if they're looking at vaults.

37:25We need to go three down to one.

37:31Good morning. I have an appointment.

37:33Credentials, if I may?

37:34Passport and letter of recommendation from my bank.

37:44Thank you, Mr Stanford.

37:48I need a box.

37:50Doesn't need to be big, just absolutely bulletproof.

37:53Follow me, sir.

37:55MUSIC CONTINUES

38:02I'm told you're the best.

38:04We have all the usual safeguards.

38:06Motion sensors, weight-sensitive vaults,

38:09and a few innovations of our own.

38:12Glad to hear it.

38:15BELL RINGS

38:20Retina scanner, still the most secure biometric safeguard.

38:44MUSIC CONTINUES

39:15MUSIC CONTINUES

39:27That'll be 5.62.

39:29BELL RINGS

39:45Cobweb.

39:51Do you want another one?

39:53Yeah.

39:58Yeah.

40:04MUSIC CONTINUES

40:14Hi. Hi.

40:16How's it going?

40:18Terrible.

40:20I met this girl.

40:22We went out, had a really nice time,

40:25but then she didn't reply to my texts.

40:28Sorry, I've just been really busy.

40:31Yeah, me too.

40:34I'm sorry, I've just turned all the caps off.

40:37I, er, come see Braden.

40:39I can get them for you.

40:42You go, I'll lock up.

40:49I will text you.

40:53OK.

40:59BELL RINGS

41:11MUSIC CONTINUES

41:41BELL RINGS

42:06What are you doing?

42:08What?

42:11You were texting.

42:13And then you looked at the monitor.

42:15I didn't know if I just turned the screen off.

42:18Max didn't say.

42:20Whoa, whoa, whoa, what's going on?

42:25Who were you texting?

42:29I wouldn't text her.

42:31You know her?

42:33Yeah, I...

42:36How well do you know her?

42:42Give me your phone.

42:44What?

42:46I didn't do anything. Open it.

43:12It's from earlier.

43:14It's not Vincent's.

43:32You should get going.

43:34Go.

43:42HE PANTS

44:01Alison, it's my responsibility to keep you safe

44:03and if you're not going to play by the rules,

44:05then this isn't going to work.

44:08This meeting is significant.

44:10What are they planning?

44:12To second chances?

44:14This is way beyond anything we could have asked for.

44:16This is brilliant. Thank you.

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