The secretary at 11:42 is Tina Mahon, who is best known as Ronnie Birtles in Grange Hill (1985-1991). Patsy Palmer was also in Grange Hill as an extra though her character was called Natasha before she had her big break in EastEnders. Another GH alumnus in Lee MacDonald (aka Zammo Maguire). Just say no.
Poor Bob Cryer never had much luck with shooting related incidents throughout his career. He was closely involved with the failed attempt to talk down a gun man who then got shot by Galloway and co in series 2. Then this incident happened, which also left its mark on him. And finally his career was ended by Smithy when he accidentally shot him in the School hostage episode in 2001.
@@London_J Cryer was an old school copper who was perfect for the old “Bill” but once the show turned into a soap opera they needed younger and prettier characters.
In the episode Missing Persumed Dead while on persuit of a car he thinks was used in a gangland murder Bob knocks down an old woman who dies her dog dragged her on to the road plus Bob’s vision was impaired by heavy rain
Cryer was to old to be a copper by 2001 he was 61 By then Plus he always looked like he needed a good feed he always looked about 10 Stone ringing wet💦
Bob did what he was trained to do and the top brass too worried bout covering their own necks typical Real life firearms officers in the met eithier S019 or units like the flying squad the ptsd these officers must deal with must be horrible
A man protects the community by stopping a criminal who is threatening people and everyone has palpitations over it. Idiotic. The court would have sent the criminal to jail for six months and then let him go to repeat his actions.
@@christophermoore753 I forgot about Rose, she was a hottie, but I really dont watch the episodes from her era, it was way too soapy, her (real life husband) Eddie Santini was a very poor actor with the lines he was given (forced to read)
Sergeant Cryer did what any authorised firearms officer had to do, if an officer is confronted with an offender who is armed with a firearm or any weapon and is willing to use it against the officer or any of the officer’s colleagues, then the officer has no choice but to shoot to put the offender down. The way Sergeant Cryer aimed for the offender’s upper torso is standard in police training of firearms use to stop an armed offender and the most important thing to remember for officers being trained in firearms is the first shot fired by the officer doesn’t always put the offender down. Until the offender is down on the ground, they’re still a threat, the second or even a third shot might be enough to stop the offender. And the feeling that Sergeant Cryer afterwards is normal for any officer who had to make the decision to use his firearm to stop an offender, no officer goes to work thinking they are going to use their firearm on to stop an offender in the course of their duty.
"Rickyyyyyyyyyyyy".
Great episode.
Young Bianca Jackson / Butcher (RICKYYYYY) 😆😆😆 - EASTENDERS.
Zammo from GRANGE HILL.
Thanks for posting‼️
(11/09/2021)
Tina Mahon from grange hill in this episode as well
Sid Owen who plays Ricky Butcher, has several appearances much later on in the series as a Limousine owner.
The secretary at 11:42 is Tina Mahon, who is best known as Ronnie Birtles in Grange Hill (1985-1991). Patsy Palmer was also in Grange Hill as an extra though her character was called Natasha before she had her big break in EastEnders.
Another GH alumnus in Lee MacDonald (aka Zammo Maguire). Just say no.
Poor Bob Cryer never had much luck with shooting related incidents throughout his career. He was closely involved with the failed attempt to talk down a gun man who then got shot by Galloway and co in series 2. Then this incident happened, which also left its mark on him. And finally his career was ended by Smithy when he accidentally shot him in the School hostage episode in 2001.
In this case he had to shoot.
It's strange how he was the main character, and then he kind of became the side character in that eventually a background character.
@@London_J Cryer was an old school copper who was perfect for the old “Bill” but once the show turned into a soap opera they needed younger and prettier characters.
In the episode Missing Persumed Dead while on persuit of a car he thinks was used in a gangland murder Bob knocks down an old woman who dies her dog dragged her on to the road plus Bob’s vision was impaired by heavy rain
Cryer was to old to be a copper by 2001 he was 61
By then Plus he always looked like he needed a good feed he always looked about 10 Stone ringing wet💦
Reading the comments here "Riiiickyyy" made me giggle.
Poor Tony has to put up what poor Rickkkky has to put up with.
Burnside touch with Tony was a great moment
Great episode.
Bob done what he had to do! 😔
Exactly, how was he to know the shotgun was empty?
Tina Mahon from grange hill Ronnie Birtles
Bob wouldn't hurt a fly
Pellets went straight through that tin can ..damm near killed coppers .
Bob did what he was trained to do and the top brass too worried bout covering their own necks typical
Real life firearms officers in the met eithier S019 or units like the flying squad the ptsd these officers must deal with must be horrible
It's Bianca Before She Moved To Walford 😅
Bob makes his bones.
A man protects the community by stopping a criminal who is threatening people and everyone has palpitations over it. Idiotic. The court would have sent the criminal to jail for six months and then let him go to repeat his actions.
Have you kept the scene sterile proceeds to but his case in the mans bodily fluids. Very professional. 🇬🇧👍
Zammo from Grange Hill getting into armed Robberies
Reg, jumping the gun. 😂
3:34 June asks the man his name and when she does the name check she has his full name and date of birth, all of which he never told her
That's because she's such a great copper.😉
Found it interesting they would pass by the road signs and still call it out as the wrong road.
16:30 you can't argue he was unarmed bob had no idea thats BS
Wpc datta looks nice
Yeah, she was probably the best looking cast member from the entire series. Well, apart from Reg Hollis :)
@@Smokeyr67 remember rosey from doc Martin shexwas pretty good to
@@christophermoore753 I forgot about Rose, she was a hottie, but I really dont watch the episodes from her era, it was way too soapy, her (real life husband) Eddie Santini was a very poor actor with the lines he was given (forced to read)
@Qasim Hussain it did change a lot in 1998 then again after the sun hill fire in 2002
Can you settle down your actual dog person.
ricky!!!!
Episode aired Oct 30, 1990
Well unless you weren't born yes you've got to die of something. Wrong division though.
Burnside back to his best
Bianca rickyyyyyyyyyy
Bob wouldn't hurt a fly
Don't think the guy trying to pick up June gave his DOB
Bianca!
Whoever wrote the script wasn’t sober. June calls in as 639 when sh3 is 643. Conway identifies himself as 54 when Tom Penny is 54.
You think trudie Goodwin would’ve known her characters call sign by then unless they didn’t realise at the time of editing
Conway’s call sign was ‘Sierra Oscar 54’.
I'm sorry, but their police cars look like utter shitboxes.
They were ! British workman’ship of the day
watch your mouth sonny jim
Daft as Panders/Mini Metro’s are not pursuit vehicles
It's bianca.
Really I'd of never of guessed. 🇬🇧👍😁
Patsy Palmer/Bianca would of been about 17 when this was filmed
@@andrewdaley3081 ginger
Zammo……
ZAMMO MCGUIRE AND BIANCA
Patsy Palmer
A F O's Armed Firearms Officer's SUN HILL or
GUN HILL
Unless it changed , pretty sure it means authorised firearms officer
@12:51
He looks like Prince Harry
12/23/2022. Merry Christmas 🌲⛄ to all Man
Utd. Fans world 🌏 wide
Bob done what he had to do! 😔
Yes, 'e go' i' SOR'ID!
Uhuh. And the enormity of it nearly destroyed him.
Sergeant Cryer did what any authorised firearms officer had to do, if an officer is confronted with an offender who is armed with a firearm or any weapon and is willing to use it against the officer or any of the officer’s colleagues, then the officer has no choice but to shoot to put the offender down.
The way Sergeant Cryer aimed for the offender’s upper torso is standard in police training of firearms use to stop an armed offender and the most important thing to remember for officers being trained in firearms is the first shot fired by the officer doesn’t always put the offender down.
Until the offender is down on the ground, they’re still a threat, the second or even a third shot might be enough to stop the offender.
And the feeling that Sergeant Cryer afterwards is normal for any officer who had to make the decision to use his firearm to stop an offender, no officer goes to work thinking they are going to use their firearm on to stop an offender in the course of their duty.