He says six shots were fired, and one, from one of the officers inside the home, went through the wall, hitting Deputy Lane in the chest. "She clearly and unequivocally wanted to put us into a gun fight with her and or a suicide by cop," said Sheriff Judd. Sheriff Judd said it looked like a real gun, but ended up being a BB gun. Officials say that's when officers confronted Williams in a room in the home, and she raised a weapon at the officers. "He's where people inside can't see him," said Lane.
#Line of duty windows#
Officials say several deputies went into the home, and Deputy Lane positioned himself outside of the home to keep an eye on doors and windows in case Williams tried to escape. They received a tip that she was at a home in Polk City. Sheriff Judd says the deputies were looking for a woman named Cheryl Williams. "A felony warrant for possession of methamphetamine and possession of paraphernalia," said Sheriff Judd.
#Line of duty series#
The sixth series featured returning favourites Martin Compston (Steve Arnott), Adrian Dunbar (Ted Hastings) and Vicky McClure (Kate Fleming), with Scottish actress Kelly Macdonald appearing as DCI Joanne Davidson.But those dreams came to a halt early Tuesday morning, as Deputy Lane was serving a warrant with several other officers. The penultimate episode earned an average of 11 million viewers and 51.7% of the audience share, according to the BBC. Line Of Duty has pulled in millions of viewers as people speculated on the identity of the mystery character.
The Daily Telegraph gave it four stars, with its critic Anita Singh calling the unveiling of 'H' "genuine edge-of-the seat stuff" and praising Boyle as "the standout performer of this series". The Times' Ben Dowell gave it four stars out of five, writing: "Perhaps Mercurio has more surprises in store.
While The Guardian's Lucy Mangan said the revealing was done "rather anti-climatically" giving the show three stars out of five. Gerard Gilbert, writing in the i, said the revelation that Buckells was the culprit "turned what should have been a tyre-screeching climactic episode into something of a slow puncture". The much-anticipated finale also drew a mixed reaction from critics, with some taking issue with the muted pace of the episode.Īll the big moments the big moments from AC-12 in the final episodeīroadcaster and author Piers Morgan used a reference to a previous clue with a spelling error in it, as he tweeted: "Definately a tad underwhelming. I hope there is, personally, but I just don't know".įans of the series were divided over the finale reveal, with Irish author Marian Keyes tweeting: "Like, NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I've NEVER felt so LET DOWN!!!!!! #LineOfDuty." "When friends have asked me who H is, I've just said there isn't an H."Īsked on BBC Breakfast if there would be another series of Line Of Duty, Boyle said: "No comment. "Even if you tell someone you trust with your life, they might tell someone they trust with their life and then suddenly more and more people know. He said: "I've been sitting on it for a long time! The only person I told was my wife, nobody else, I know how much is at stake. Carr was a 30-year-old man who had spent half his life in prison or jail, hours later killed himself after taking a hostage at a convenience store. Image: Viewers were kept guessing about the identity of H, before it was revealed to be Ian Buckells, played by Boyle (second right). In one of the most horrific days in law enforcement history, a violent cop-hater (Hank Earl Carr) murdered a child (his girlfriends son), two homicide detectives and a state trooper.
The actor, who also starred in Peaky Blinders, said he kept the secret for a long time, only telling his wife, Lainy. "I'd fully bought into the idea that Buckells was low on competence levels but looking back it all makes sense!"īoyle has been in Line Of Duty since the first series of the police drama which aired in 2012. On finding out his true identify, Boyle said: "I was buzzing with excitement! I never suspected it because I know how Jed leads people down the garden path with really good red herrings, so I didn't really pay too much attention to things like Buckells' golf clubs etc, but clearly I should have done! It makes the show it the most watched episode of a drama in 20 years, the corporation said. The episode - which also left the future of anti-corruption unit AC-12 hanging in the balance - had a peak viewing figure of 13.1 million, according to the BBC. Image: DI Kate Fleming (Vicky McClure) and DI Steve Arnott (Martin Compston) were reunited in last night's episode.
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