Watch The Cops

The bodycam squad take drastic action to deal with a knife man, a dangerous driver is a shock to the cops, and a woman who is seeing things in the bottom of her garden.

After a night on the town a woman is assaulted by her ex, a driver goes off the straight and narrow, and twin brothers are double trouble for the cops.

A drug bust takes two men by surprise, a drunk man loses control in the cage, and a knife amnesty leaves cops in shock.

An arrest by the bodycam squad turns into a nightmare, a brazen superstore burglar cheekily gives cops the slip, and a shocking incident where a pub-goer gets glassed by a woman.

A woman has a very bad hair day, a man is talking tough to the cops, and a police dog gets to sink his teeth into suspected, hidden criminals.

A night shift depends into chaos for the cops, one officer is hit with racial abuse, and a member of the public destroys potential evidence.

The bodycam squad hunts for a burglar and are given the run around, a break in at a hotel unearths a mystery, and the cops are left tongue tied over the alleged theft of a bag.

An afternoon drinker has his bell rung by an angry man in crutches, bodycam cops resort to desperate measures to prevent a tragedy, and a young man collapses among some late night trouble.

Dean Wishaw's behaviour has been increasingly belligerent, so Giffen places him under Roy's wing - 'puppy walker to Scoobie Doo'. First up is a search for bail-jumper Leo Crolla: Dean: I've got it in for this lad - he's been taking the piss.... Roy: You take everything personal don't you? What's the matter with you? Crolla gets away ('Don't worry, this estate's his fuckin' universe'), but instead they find a 13 year old smack addict, Debbie Sharpe, and take her home to her mother's. Roy invites Dean to his house for refs (meal break), where Dean sees photos of him in his army uniform. Roy reminisces about his army career and his early days in the force: 'The miner's strike... all the overtime you could handle. That's when the job started to change though - became a bloody profession. Never been the same since.' Crolla has been spotted in a pub. When Roy and Dean arrest him, Dean spots someone he hasn't seen for a long time. This seems to de-stabilise Dean, who ove

It's early morning, and Mel hasn't even left for work yet. Finding slimy DS Wakefield at the door of her new flat, with flatmate Rosie in tow, is not a great start to the day. Relocated to a rural nick out at Shepley, Wakefield has arrested Rosie for possession with intent to supply. Wakefield searches Mel's bedroom, and is delighted to find a small amount of dope. He leaves without making it clear what he'll do, leaving Mel facing possible dismissal from the Force. Natalie, on the other hand, is after promotion. She's pushing herself to pass her sergeant's exams but is anxious about the Skillet inquiry. If she doesn't come out of it well, her career will also be on the line. The result is due by the end of the shift and self-obsessed Nat can think of little else, even when Giffin is called away by his mother's death, appointing Nat as acting sergeant. She can't afford any fuck-ups. The first crisis quickly erupts down in custody, where the excitable Dean over-rea