Halifax: Retribution

I want to spend more time with my mother. I think she's broke.

If you do anything to hurt her, you'll have me to deal with.

We have three fatalities and three critically injured.

- Who was shot first? - The daughter.

- We love you, Amy. - And now she's in intensive care.

Take back our city!

Jack McCarthy, the self-appointed leader of The Brotherhood.

He's hired a storage unit. The guns are probably there.

- You'll never see the light of day, asshole. - You're dead.

We have to find a way to engage him sooner.

Well, maybe I could start the conversation.

This person has a very specific reason for what they are doing,

and I'm listening.

Hello, Jane. We'll talk soon.

21-year-old Amy Kelleher, the latest shooting victim,

clings to life in a critical condition

at Melbourne's Mercy Hospital.

Floral tributes continue to grow across the city for the young lives

- caught in the attack. - There you go.

Police today issued warnings against the...

Gun! It's the shooter!

Move! Move!

Ava!

It's the shooter!

Ava!

Quick! Quick, run! Down!

Ava!

Ava, where are you?

Mummy, Mummy!

...advisory 1-7. How do you read? Over.

Hi, Jason. I just need to get the records...

We'd like to book you in for a CT...

Hi, can we please get a doctor to Room 7?

I heard that the...

The patient has been prepped and she's ready to go.

- Great. Thank you. Thank you. - Hey.

Hey, Mrs Kelleher. Any change?

No. Amy's strong.

She'll come through.

Well, she's got the entire city on her side.

Yeah.

Look, I know it's only been a couple of days, but is there anything else

you remember from that night? Anything at all? - Nothing.

It's OK.

I'll be back in a sec. Yep.

Yes, that's good. Our visiting hours are...

Excuse me? Excuse me, sir?

Hey!

He covered his tracks the whole way through the hospital

with the fritzing device, just like he's done before.

- No-one was watching the monitors? - Well, hospitals have limited

funding when it comes to security.

Erin, what about the cops on the floor?

Nothing. No, we shut the whole place down.

We searched floor by floor. Not a trace.

Yeah, we reviewed the CCTV of the carpark. Nothing there.

The flowers, they look like a servo job to me.

Doc?

Occam's razor.

Simplest explanation. Flowers say "I'm sorry."

Why take a risk like that just to apologise?

Or maybe he went there to finish her off,

then left when he saw the guard at her door?

No, he's meticulous. He would know she was guarded.

I think it was vital to him that he apologise.

It's straightforward, sincere.

Or he's just flipping us the bird, letting us know he can get close

to whoever he wants without being detected.

No, I'll put money on an apology.

It shows things are getting out of hand.

He's rattled.

Sniper uses a Barrett model 98B rifle. You sell it to him?

Behh! No.

Oh, OK then.

Why would we believe you?

I don't deal weapons, I acquire them. I don't sell them.

It'd be worth a lot of cash, your collection.

No shit, Sherlock. I'm careful with my money.

Where do you get your money from if it's not selling guns?

You sold the sniper his weapon.

Yeah, that's what I reckon.

Show me the fuckin' receipt.

Show me a shred of evidence.

You got nothin', ya muppets.

Jane, your hacked phone was infected

with malware when you opened the audio file the shooter sent.

He had access to your photos, mail, everything.

Everything?

I've disabled location services.

Means the shooter won't be able to track you.

- Was he doing that? - It's possible.

But I've added my own little bit of magic.

We'll be able to listen in on calls. Trace them.

Finally, your very own burner phone.

Totally untraceable and no-one gets to eavesdrop.

Thanks, Kip.

The hacked phone stays here.

The shooter may not just call during office hours, Tom.

Yeah, but I don't need you out there being bait.

Well, it got us a bite.

It could be some kook, some nutjob.

Somebody who's just trying to freak you out.

Or it could be the shooter, and we have to proceed on that basis, don't we?

Either way, it still places you in danger.

- I'm not his target. - You weren't.

Now, I would feel better if the phone was here.

He is not gonna talk if someone else answers the phone.

Look, I appreciate you trying to protect me, Tom,

but I don't need babysitting.

I have to make myself fully available.

Ladies and gentlemen,

we're all here because our gorgeous Amy has turned 21.

Amy!

Far out!

- Sorry, sorry. I'm so sorry. - I didn't - I didn't know

- that you were gonna be here, and... - No, it's so great to see you.

Do you want a drink?

Ah, no, I can't stay long.

Ah, so, OK.

Well, have a seat.

- How are you? - Yeah.

- How's non-uni life treating you? - Bit weird.

Yeah. - Not having any routine or structure. - Right.

Well, you could always take a couple of classes.

Or... or not.

Or take a gap year.

You could focus on your music,

or even travel.

I could loan you money.

I do a good interest rate for family.

- Haha. - Yeah. - Thanks.

You alright? You look tired.

I'm OK.

Must be pretty lonely at Turd's by yourself.

I mean, you're more than welcome here, Zoe. There's plenty of room.

No pressure, just...

I miss you, that's... Or we could... think about moving home.

When the time's right.

Um, I'm actually going to move in with Mum.

- You're... what? - We're gonna take over

the lease at Turd's, set the place up as our own.

Well, isn't that a bit soon? I mean, you've only just reconnected.

Well, it seems like a good opportunity.

Is Mandy even gonna stick around?

She's trying to make up for lost time, Jane.

Oh. Yeah, right.

- I wanna do this, so I'm going to do this. - Yes, I'm sure you do...

and I don't wanna try and talk you out of it...

Good! - I just... I don't think it's a good idea, Zoe. Not right now.

I mean, you're grieving.

Mandy's... grieving.

Yeah. We're both grieving, Jane,

so isn't this a good thing that we can be there for each other?

Look, I...

You just... you hate the fact that she's here.

- No, I don't hate that she's here... - Yes, you do!

I'm just - I'm trying to look after...

I'm trying to look out for you, that's all.

God. I'm not a kid.

No you're not, you're an adult. You can do whatever you like.

- I'm just surprised, that's all. - I didn't come here to get

your permission or your approval, OK?

I actually just left my house keys here.

I'm gonna be there tomorrow, getting my stuff.

Shit.

It's Mandy, but you know that,

you called me, and you know what to do next.

Mandy, it's Jane.

Look, I know you probably don't wanna talk to me

after our last conversation,

but Zoe's told me the news and I'd really like to discuss it with you,

so could you call me back, please?

On this new number, not the old one.

Thanks.

Of course you're going to ignore the new number.

I asked you not to call this number.

Well, then you'll need to give me your new one.

I was hoping you'd call.

Hello, Jane. And hello, taskforce.

Well, you obviously know my name. I'd like to know yours.

You can call me Daniel.

You took a big risk going to the hospital today, Daniel.

The taskforce think you did it just to taunt them.

- Well, what do you think? - Did you achieve what you wanted?

I'm not a monster.

Is that what you're trying to show us?

Did Amy get the flowers?

Do you feel bad about what happened to Amy?

She was a mistake.

And why's that?

Because she's young and female?

Peop... People don't seem to understand.

Nobody understands. I am going to save everyone.

I want people to take notice.

Take notice of what, Daniel?

You can see the pattern, can't you?

Yes, I can see a pattern, but I don't know what it means, so...

Think about your boyfriend.

What about Ben?