On the nightshift in Newcastle, PCs Jan Simlesa and JamieLeslie spot a driver with his foot down in a top of the rangeBMW. The young man behind the wheel confesses to being a keenpetrol head with deep pockets, but the banter only gets him sofar as he soon finds himself in the wrong place at the wrongtime when the cops smell booze. A roadside breathalyser revealsa shocking result.PC Marc Crammond has a number one pet peeve:drivers talking on their mobile phones. As he spots one chattydriver and pulls him over, Marc sees a phone in the passengerfootwell, but the man claims to have no idea how it got there.The stop turns into a standoff, but as Marc delves deeper intohis driving history, making a call on the move is the least ofthis motorist's worries.In Sunderland, PC Will Hunter and PCMary-Anne Hutchison don't like the look of a car that's seenbetter days. As the driver pulls in to get his tyres checked,he spots the cops, ditches his wheels and makes off on foot.But he's no match for Will and Mary-Anne who soon catch up withthis slippery customer. But what does he have to hide?Aforce-wide hunt for two stolen cars leads Jan, Marc and Jamieto the seaside town of Whitley Bay. As Jamie goes it alone upagainst one suspected car thief, Jan and Marc race to back uptheir fellow officer. Once they have the suspect in cuffs, Janand Marc turn detective and get help from the owner of thestolen cars to track down the remaining vehicle. But as theyclose in, what will be waiting for them?
