DCI Gene Hunt confronts DI Sam Tyler after Sam has been compromised by a witness. Gene reveals that Sam was the victim of a 'honey trap' designed to blackmail him, highlighting the clash between Sam's modern ethics and the gritty reality of 1970s policing.
GENE: Don’t you bloody dare come the self-righteous prick with me! I’ve been working these streets since I was nineteen years old and I’m telling you they’re safer now than they’ve been in a generation.
SAM: We’re not talking about a dodgy telly, we’re talking threats of sexual violence and murder.
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