P.C. Locket in 'A Corporal of Horse'.
P.C. Locket was a Metropolitan Police Officer serving at Sun Hill on C Relief between 1991 and 1992.
W.P.C. Datta approaches a drunken Locket during Welsh's party. (Your Shout)
At Sgt. Welsh's leaving party in July 1991, Locket was among a number of off duty officers causing a disturbance at a local pub resulting in complaints and visits from W.P.C. Norika Datta and Sgt. Alec Peters. (Your Shout)
An angry Locket confronts Marshall in the station yard (A Corporal of Horse).
Later that month, Locket is spotted by P.C. Ron Smollett leaving the station car park in an unmarked car and not in full uniform when he was supposed to be on duty. Smollett informed Locket's Sergeant, Acting Sgt. Cathy Marshall, who pursued the matter further. Despite initial attempts at intimidation towards Marshall, Locket later apologised but was informed he would likely still face a disciplinary for his actions. (A Corporal of Horse)
Locket relieves P.C. Hollis at the end of a tough night shift in 'Prisoners'.
In June 1992, Locket was on the early shift and relieved P.C. Reg Hollis who has had an eventful night shift with Sgt. Matt Boyden. (Prisoners)
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David Chandler played P.C. Locket in all of the character's three appearances. His first name wasn't given but he was referred to as 'Lucy' by Cathy Marshall in his first two appearances. In his final appearance, the character is credited as P.C. Lockett in the end credits.
P.C. Locket
Locket's epaulette number was SO420 (as seen in A Corporal of Horse).