Ep 12. Damaged Goods
- April 4, 1994
- 43 min
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7.8 (19)
In the rural town of Mount Thomas, Sergeant Tom Croydon and his team of police officers work hard to maintain order and safety in their community. In season 1 episode 12, titled "Damaged Goods," the Blue Heelers team must investigate a series of crimes that all seem to be connected to one man.
The episode opens with Senior Sergeant Tom Croydon (played by John Wood) and Constable Maggie Doyle (Lisa McCune) arriving at the scene of a burglary at a local hardware store. The burglars have made off with a large amount of cash and power tools, and the Blue Heelers team begins their investigation by canvassing nearby businesses for any information.
As they talk to the various store owners and employees, they begin to notice a pattern emerging - several of the businesses have been targeted recently by thieves who seem to be after the same types of goods. The team starts to suspect that the crimes are connected, and they set their sights on finding the culprit.
Meanwhile, Constable Wayne Patterson (Grant Bowler) is dealing with a personal crisis - his estranged father has shown up in town, and Wayne isn't sure how to deal with him. His dad is a former criminal who has spent time in prison, and Wayne is afraid that he might be involved in the recent spate of burglaries.
As Wayne tries to navigate his complicated relationship with his father, the Blue Heelers team continues to investigate the crimes. They eventually identify a suspect - an ex-con named Mick - and bring him in for questioning. Mick denies any involvement in the burglaries, but the team is convinced that he's lying.
As the investigation continues, things take an unexpected turn when one of the store owners turns up dead. The Blue Heelers team must work quickly to solve the murder and catch the killer before they can strike again.
As the episode comes to a close, the Blue Heelers team finally catches a break in their investigation. They follow a lead that takes them to a farm outside of town, where they find the stolen goods and the person responsible for the crimes. The team is able to apprehend the suspect and bring them to justice, and the town can finally breathe a sigh of relief knowing that they are safe once again.
Overall, "Damaged Goods" is a thrilling episode of Blue Heelers that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats from start to finish. As always, the show's talented cast brings their A-game, making for a truly engaging and exciting viewing experience.