Street Cops: Catching the Yobs


12:20 am - 01:20 am, Thursday, September 3 on 5 (5)

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Rod and Adam team up with armed officers to track down youths linked to a machete incident in Northampton town centre, while Ben and Jenson respond to reports of a suspected drug-driver, leading to a tense confrontation. As rival teams Northampton Town and Peterborough United meet, JB and Kitty search for a banned troublemaker, while a prolific shoplifter sparks a dramatic chase that ends in a canal


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Cast & Crew

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Blake McGrow (Series producer)
Tom Edwards (Executive producer)
Steve Warr (Executive producer)

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Philip Glenister (Narrator)
Born: February 10, 1963 in London
Best Known For: Playing gruff copper Gene Hunt in Life on Mars and Ashes to Ashes.
Early-life: Philip Haywood Glenister was born on February 10, 1963, in London. Showbusiness was in his blood from an early age, especially as his father, John, is a TV director and his elder brother Robert is an actor. He went to Hatch End Comprehensive School, worked as a film publicist, and later studied at the Central School of Speech and Drama for three years, before appearing in 1990 stage play Mad Forest.
Career: Glenister's first professional role was as Mercutio in Romeo and Juliet at the Lyceum, Edinburgh. He went on to star in Jonathan Harvey's acclaimed play Beautiful Thing at the Bush Theatre in London. On TV, Glenister honed his craft in Minder, Love Hurts, True Love, The Perfect Blue and Sharpe. However, it was roles in Clocking Off, The Hunt, State of Play and Island at War that boosted his profile. On the big screen he has appeared in ID, Calendar Girls, Kingdom of Heaven and Bel Ami. Award-winning BBC drama Life on Mars and its follow-up Ashes to Ashes turned him into a cult hero. He has also starred in the film Tuesday, and on TV in Cranford, Demons, Big School and Mad Dogs. He hosts the series For the Love of Cars.
Quote: 'The celebrity stuff really isn't me. I'm interested in the work: good writing, getting the part and the character right, pleasing the audience.'
Trivia: In 2008, he published a book on 1970s and 80s culture called Things Ain't What They Used to Be.
Blake McGrow (Series producer)
Tom Edwards (Executive producer)
Steve Warr (Executive producer)