Giles Nunn and Carrie Selhurst are an upper crust couple who, partly for kicks and for the profits, commit highway robbery in lonely country lanes, along with the lower class boy Tommy Garret, whose dad is a friend of George Carter. Regan is on to them and Carrie gets arrested, but her unwillingness to cooperate leads to the death of the next victim.
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Directed by Terry GreenWritten by Trevor PrestonGuest stars Shane Briant, Lesley-Anne Down, Paul Jones, David Lodge, Peter Howell, Ken Wynne, Jeremy Child, Raymond Adamson
When a gang hijack an armoured security truck, Regan, Carter and the Flying Squad set up an ambush to catch the crooks. But who's the informer ?
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Directed by William BrayneWritten by Murray SmithGuest stars Colin Welland, Barry Stanton, Jeffry Wickham, Keith Buckley, John Cording, Martyn Read, Grahame Mallard, Johnny Vyvyan
An informant of Regan’s tells him about a hijack involving a lorryload of cigarettes where he will be the look-out man. But can Regan trust his snout?
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Directed by Tom CleggWritten by Ranald GrahamGuest stars Bill Maynard, John Tordoff, Vernon Dobtcheff, Carl Duering, Rosemarie Dunham, Christopher Coll, George Silver, Vincent Wong
Regan loses his patience with a thug he is questioning about a wages snatch, and soon the press are sniffing round for a police brutality story.
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Directed by Tom CleggWritten by Trevor PrestonGuest stars Michael Robbins, Gwen Taylor, Maurice Roëves, David Dixon, John Clive, Roy Boyd, John Halstead, Keith Bell
A case of mistaken identity provides tragic circumstances when a hit goes wrong; Regan and Carter manage to break the hit-and-run ring, and then try to stop another accident.
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Directed by Mike VardyWritten by Roger MarshallGuest stars Gary Waldhorn, Margaret Whiting, Michael Sheard, Patrick Troughton, Liz Smith, Sheila Ruskin, James Snell, Terry Bale
Regan and Carter are confronted by a newsman with information on an unsolved robbery. And why are the pair being photographed ?
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Directed by Jim GoddardWritten by Ray JenkinsGuest stars Sydney Tafler, Elizabeth Begley, Kenneth Colley, Bernard Kay, Geoffrey Whitehead, Brian Hall, Harry Jones, James Valentine
Chief Inspector Haskins is framed for corruption while Regan and Carter investigate a spate of break-ins. Is there a connection ?
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Directed by David WickesWritten by Roger MarshallGuest stars Anne Stallybrass, Nicholas Smith, George Layton, Philip Madoc, Damaris Hayman, Patrick Mower, Cheryl Kennedy, Madhav Sharma
Violent criminal Vic Labbett returns to England to recover the proceeds of an earlier robbery, and Regan and Carter must stop him before he can get his hands on the loot.
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Directed by Tom CleggWritten by Trevor PrestonGuest stars James Booth, John Rhys-Davies, Veronica Lang, Helen Gill, Frank Middlemass, John D. Collins, Patsy Smart, Virginia Moore
Regan and Carter are on the case when a pair of robbers are themselves robbed at gunpoint.
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Directed by Douglas CamfieldWritten by Trevor PrestonGuest stars Alun Armstrong, John Woodnutt, Michael Ripper, John Challis, Peter Vaughan, Ken Hutchison, Paul Moriarty, Sandy Ratcliff
Regan and Carter investigate an art deal that is more than it seems, and ends up in a wasteground shoot out.
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Directed by Ted ChildsWritten by Roger MarshallGuest stars Leslie Dwyer, Roger Sloman, George Layton, Frederick Jaeger, Patrick Mower, Lynda Bellingham, Robert Dorning, Carol MacReady
Regan's snout is abducted after passing on information about a switch of some stolen diamonds. Regan and Carter must catch the villains while protecting their source.
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Directed by Tom CleggWritten by Ray JenkinsGuest stars Henry Woolf, Russell Hunter, Roy Kinnear, Michael Coles, Elizabeth Cassidy, Peter Halliday, Patsy Dermott, Walter McMonagle
Regan and Carter are called in when alarm bells start ringing all over their patch. Who is setting them off - and why?
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Directed by Jim GoddardWritten by Andrew WilsonGuest stars Robert Swann, Myra Frances, Christine Shaw, Andonia Katsaros, Leslie Schofield, David Belcher, Shaun Curry, Malcolm Kaye
Regan and Carter are called to a siege at a bank, where two armed robbers are holding hostages.
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Directed by Douglas CamfieldWritten by Ranald GrahamGuest stars Ronald Lacey, Harriet Philpin, Barrie Cookson, Dean Harris, Olive McFarland, Nicholas McArdle, Iris Russell, Hubert Rees
Trevor Preston, Roger Marshall, Troy Kennedy Martin, Ranald Graham, Ted Childs, Tony Hoare, Richard Harris, Allan Prior, Ray Jenkins, Andrew Wilson, Tudor Gates, Murray Smith, Donald Churchill, Robert Banks Stewart
