A new-born baby is missing, and the mother's account of what happened is rather confused to say the least. W.P.C. Ackland is led to a social worker with an unconventional approach.
WDC Martella is less than enthusiastic when taken off a two-week-old murder hunt to work on a case involving obscene phone calls, but soon stumbles on the evidence that leads her to the killer.
Ch. Supt. Brownlow returns from his holiday and is horrified to discover that Ch. Insp. Conway has been given the job of Community Liason Officer. Meanwhile, the station is coming to terms with the news about Conway's replacement.
P.C. Garfield finds an unconscious teenage glue-sniffer who later dies in hospital, and ends up having to arrest the boy's father. P.C. Quinnan is determined to catch a bail absconder.
Carver and Woods interrogate a man who they believe is involved in the whereabouts of a missing girl. While the suspect admits to breaking into her flat for shelter, he insists he had nothing to do with the girl's fate and never saw her.
An arrested women shoplifter refuses to talk to the police. When WPC Datta finally breaks through the wall of silence a tragic tale of domestic violence unfolds.
P.C. McCann blames himself when a drunk flees before he can be arrested, only to end up stabbed in an alleyway nearby. D.S. Greig investigates the man's association with the owner of a dodgy B&B.
Conway is settling into the job of Community Liaison Officer, while Cato has taken over Conway's old job. An elderly woman is found tied up after her house has been burgled. Is there a connection with Garfield's youth club?
PC Loxton dismisses a call to a domestic argument between two lovers as a waste of time, but when he is called back to the same address he finds himself staring down the barrel of a gun.
Hollis takes the Bumblebee message into a local school, asking for help in the fight against burglary. One of the boys asks him to help end a domestic nightmare.
Insp. Monroe and Sgt. Maitland deal with a shopkeeper frustrated with his premises being the target of petty crime, but whose behaviour is only making matters worse.
PC Stringer feels discredited when his description of a thief fleeing from a jeweller's shop conflicts with that of a main witness, who works in the shop.
When her car breaks down on her way to the station, Viv Martella misses an important CID briefing about an onboard on a suspected armed robbery. She is furious when she is taken off the case by DI Burnside, but worse is to come.
A murder investigation team from AMIP arrive at Sun Hill. DCI Meadows is unhappy at the approach taken by the Detective Super, who seems willing to exploit his relationship with DC Woods to get a result - regardless of the evidence.
D.C. Carver deals with a student who claims to have been mugged, but not all is what it first seems. W.P.C. Ackland arrests a teenage shoplifter who turns out to be in a relationship with a much older woman.
W.P.C. Ackland and P.C. Quinnan investigate when the parents of a man awaiting trial for murdering a young boy have their home broken into and vandalised.
Two dawn raids turn up the proceeds of an armed robbery, but the suspected perpetrators are already on trial. Could a suspect's obnoxious girlfriend be the link?
