Police: Hour of Duty

The return of the documentary following Derbyshire police on duty between 9pm and 10pm, beginning as officers prepare to raid the address of a suspected drug dealer with links to an organised crime group. At Comms HQ it is a hectic night and at 9.10pm a woman calls 999 reporting that her brother is threatening to slit his wrists.

A specialist taskforce prepares to raid a premises with suspected links to an organised crime gang, and fear they may come under attack as they try and force entry. Later, police receive reports that a woman has been assaulted by her partner and is bleeding from the head.

Police arrest a woman who is on a rampage with a hammer, but when another family member turns up and starts abusing officers, they are faced with a potentially violent situation. Meanwhile, a chilling call comes in from a supermarket as a shopper is spotted browsing the aisles with an eight-inch knife in his back pocket.

Officers rush to the scene of a fire at a block of flats, but when one resident fails to open their door, they are forced to take drastic action to avoid disaster. A high-octane police chase down a country lane has led to the arrest of a dealer who the police want to get off the streets, but when he refuses to comment under caution, will they have enough evidence to see him put away behind bars?

The return after a break of the documentary following Derbyshire police on duty between 9pm and 10pm. After a two-day manhunt, officers finally track down a man suspected of carrying out a series of terrifying armed robberies, but they face a race against time to secure the evidence needed to charge him.

Comms HQ receives a distress call from a young teenager, whose friends are in dire trouble in a local river. The girls have swum out of their depth, just metres away from a dangerous weir, and cannot get back to shore. It's a race against time to prevent this fun day out from turning into a tragedy. Meanwhile, a specialist task force is planning a raid on a residential property suspected of being used as a cannabis farm.