Nick Shaw was a character in The Bill from 1985 until 1987.
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Nicholas Shaw |
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Profile[]
PC Nick Shaw, a burly northerner, was not a guy to mess with. He arrived at Sun Hill with a laissez-faire attitude towards his work, but when ‘one of his own’ was in trouble he was always the first to lend a helping hand; the relief found him to be a loyal and reliable friend. Shaw was also a bit of a practical joker, known for his black sense of humour, which he often used to help a shift pass more quickly. He saw women as the fairer sex and would do anything to avoid paperwork - he was a master at appearing 'busy' when his senior officers were about. Although he did have a caring side, Shaw was at his happiest in the pub swapping tales of bravado with his mates.
He was a good, conscientious copper and displayed his frustration at being wrongly accused of pocketing fines by losing his temper with his CIB interrogators. It was not a shrewd career move and he left Sun Hill shortly afterwards.
Service Record[]
- November 1985 - Posted at Sun Hill
- October 1987 - Involved in a car crash
- November 1987 - Slashed with a knife when breaking up a fight between two brothers-in-law
- November 1987 - Accused of pocketing a parking fine - Later Cleared
- December 1987 - Left Sun Hill
Notes[]
- Chris Walker, who portrayed P.C. Shaw, returned to the series almost 20 years after his original departure and played the character Martin Parks in the episodes Deadly Shame: Part 1 and Part 2.