Sgt Ian Durrant turns up at the wake for DCS Jack Mulgrew.
He was the policeman who found the body in the first episode of the third series. In fact he turned out to be the murderer.
DI David Bradford thinks this is nothing suspicious about this behaviour or that Durrant tells him that he knew Mulgrew.
However eventually Durrant becomes a person of interest when another policeman dies, this one served at the same station as him.
DC Rob Brady and DC Billie Fitzgerald make the horrifying realisation that Durrant has been targeting black coppers.
I was not convinced with the lone wolf scenario, when the London Metropolitan Police have been found to be institutionally racist in the past. London Kills very much sanitised the racism angle.
He was the policeman who found the body in the first episode of the third series. In fact he turned out to be the murderer.
DI David Bradford thinks this is nothing suspicious about this behaviour or that Durrant tells him that he knew Mulgrew.
However eventually Durrant becomes a person of interest when another policeman dies, this one served at the same station as him.
DC Rob Brady and DC Billie Fitzgerald make the horrifying realisation that Durrant has been targeting black coppers.
I was not convinced with the lone wolf scenario, when the London Metropolitan Police have been found to be institutionally racist in the past. London Kills very much sanitised the racism angle.
