In Brixton, south London, Shane Jerome was working as amotorcycle stuntman for a music video shoot when he wasattacked and stabbed through the heart. His girlfriendwitnessed the attack and was at his side when he was pronounceddead. Detectives from the Met's Murder Investigation Team mustfind his killer. The murder took place in one of London'sbusiest streets, extensively covered by CCTV. As detectivestrawl through images of the incident, they spot the maskedattacker touching one of the sports cars being used in theshoot. If forensic experts can lift a print from the car, itmay give detectives the vital clue they need to identifyShane's murderer.In Wimbledon, south west London, responseofficers Jay and Sade receive a 999 call reporting a manattacking a woman in the street. A witness has reported seeingknives, so Jay searches the man's house where he finds drugsand cash. A further search of the man's garden leads to thediscovery of a shotgun. Another 999 call sends them to thehouse of a 60-year-old woman who is threatening to kill herselfwith a gun.A man is wanted in connection with the rape of a12-year-old girl, but he's gone on the run. The Met'sPredatory Offender Unit specialises in tracking down dangerousfugitives and is brought in to find him. As he uses multipleidentities, they begin a digital surveillance operation theyhope will give them a lead. The team also searches for asuspect who has committed multiple sexual assaults in recentweeks. They fear his crimes will escalate and are in a raceagainst time to catch him before he offends again.
