Ep 27. In The Gun (Part 2)
- July 1, 1997
- 44 min
Robbery suspects are on the loose and armed with a cache of weapons, including a semi-automatic rifle. The Blue Heelers have their work cut out for them in part 2 of the episode "In the Gun". The suspects have taken a hostage and are using a stolen police car to evade the authorities. The situation escalates as the suspects take up positions in a factory, and the Blue Heelers must work quickly to defuse the situation and take the robbers into custody without anyone getting hurt.
Sargeant Tom Croydon leads the Blue Heelers in the pursuit of the robbers, situating his team in the vicinity of the criminal's hideout. Having tactical training, Tom Croydon is able to engage the criminal with his team in a significant way.
The situation turns into a tense standoff as the robbers barricade themselves inside the factory and demand a helicopter. Meanwhile, Sergeant Croydon and his colleagues devise a plan to take down the suspects and rescue the hostage unharmed. However, the operation is complicated by the presence of a reporter who twists the events to the public.
The Blue Heelers' plan involves some dangerous maneuvers and risks, but they are determined to prevent a violent outcome. In the end, the team's quick thinking and bravery enable them to apprehend the robbers without any casualties, but the shaken Blue Heelers must deal with the aftermath of the incident.
As they process what happened, many of the Blue Heelers are forced to reevaluate their priorities and consider their own mortality. The final scenes are filled with raw emotion and moments of reflection, as the team members try to come to terms with their roles in the dangerous job they have chosen.
"In the Gun (Part 2)" is a gripping episode that showcases the tense, often dangerous work of the Blue Heelers. It also delves into the psychological toll that such a job can take on those who serve, as they grapple with the aftermath of traumatic events. This episode is sure to keep viewers on the edge of their seats, and leaves them with plenty to think about afterwards.