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Famous and Fighting Crime: Mit Joanna Scanlan, Penny Lancaster, Marcus Brigstocke, Jamie Laing
2. Nov. 2019 · The celebrities are assigned to specialist police units for their final shifts. Haunted by events in her own past, Penny Lancaster is determined to help CID get justice for the victim of a brutal assault, while Sandi Bogle is shocked by what she discovers working with a team tackling drug crime. Katie Piper confronts her worst fears ...
- November 3, 2019
As crime figures go up and budgets go down, police forces are relying on an army of 12,000 volunteer officers known as special constables. Five famous faces join the ranks.
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In recent years, celebrities have been subjected to solitary confinement and bone-crunching winter sports for viewer enjoyment – so getting them to police our streets seems in keeping with the general sadism of the times. This new four-parter sees Penny Lancaster, Made in Chelsea’s Jamie Laing, Goggleboxer Sandi Bogle, comic Marcus Brigstocke and p...
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Season 1 – Famous and Fighting Crime. Five famous faces join officers at Cambridge Constabulary and help them respond to 999 calls.
- February 11, 2019
11. Feb. 2019 · What is Famous and Fighting Crime? Five celebrities are out on the streets with Cambridgeshire Police, responding to 999 calls on shift and being faced with very real, and often dangerous,...
2. Nov. 2019 · Overview. Oh, how we love to see celebrities being forced out of their comfort zone. But rather than cooking or dancing or surviving in the jungle, these five familiar faces are out on the streets working as volunteer police officers.
