Rebekah Murrell

Look at the sentence.

Nine years.

According to that, Lee won't hit 40% of his sentence for another year and a half.

So what's he doing out on the streets?

Look, I don't want to stir something up.

I just thought I'd raise it.

Lee's been a lot better these past few years, but he's got a history, and if something happened... I could be wrong, you know?

It might be nothing.

It is 20 minutes later.

A call to the probation service has established that it is very much not nothing.

Lauren, get me Yaz from the OMU in here and get me the security governor and Charlie Morgan at the probation service now, please.

We're trying to ascertain that.

Signed out at 3pm yesterday.

His approved premises.

We don't know.

We don't know that either.

His record shows he struggles with authority and has persistent anger management issues.

Let's all pray that he's there.

When the police show up at Lee Kirk's digs and ask to see him, they are told... There's no-one under that name staying here.

..which turns out to be true, as one day earlier the same receptionist said the same thing to... Lee, Kirk, can you check for me again, please?