Episode No. | Series | |
1512 | 2000x036 |
Trust Part 1 is the 1512th episode of The Bill
What looks like a drug-related murder by Yardie street gangs on Sun Hill's patch causes Borough Commander Mannion to call in Operation Trident, who think that the gangs are trying to muscle in on the Larkmead Estate. A new scheme to encourage taxi drivers to help the police bears fruit when an overzealous cabbie brings a 'prisoner', Wesley Carter, to the station, saying he heard him making a drug deal. Checking Carter's phone reveals the number of Leroy Jones (see Borderline). Trident get PC Rickman to phone him and arrange a meeting, as her cover from their last meeting is still intact. Rickman and Jones meet at a health club, but narrowly escape with their lives after a drive-by shooting. Jones confirms Trident's suspicions about the Yardies, but he and his crew are after a piece of the action as well, Carter looking to supply whilst they do the dealing as a franchise. DC Danny Glaze is beaten up when he listens in on a meeting with Carter, but Rickman manages to convince the gang not to kill him. Worried about the rival gangs killing him, Rickman agrees to let Leroy stay at her flat.
Credits[]
Main cast
- Suzanne Maddock as P.C. Rickman
- Simon Rouse as D.C.I. Meadows
- Peter Ellis as Ch. Supt. Brownlow
- Ben Roberts as Ch. Insp. Conway
- Billy Murray as D.S. Beech
- Matthew Crompton as P.C. Harker
- Karl Collins as D.C. Glaze
- Joy Brook as D.C. Holmes
- Chris Simmons as D.C. Webb
- Ray Ashcroft as D.S. Daly
- Eric Richard as Sgt. Cryer
- Trudie Goodwin as Sgt. Ackland
- Jeff Stewart as P.C. Hollis
- Lisa Geoghan as P.C. Page
Guest cast
- Ch. Supt. Mannion - Nick Miles
- D.C.I. Rostron - Richard Lintern
- D.S. Hart - Grant Masters
- Leroy Jones - Richard Mylan
- Daryl Gilchrist - Neil Reidman
- Sonny Adair - Jason Sampson
- Wesley Carter - John Adewole
- D.C.I. Prince - Martin Posnett
- Sidney Crossland - Nick Holder
- Jed Bradley - Dean Bardini