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Across two seasons, the narrative follows the consequences of the Brink's-Mat robbery as the stolen gold moves from a British crime scene into international laundering networks and continuing police pursuits.
"Boyce leads the police response, while Palmer learns he is wanted by the police, attempts to escape to Brazil, and is subsequently caught."
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The theft of £26m worth of gold creates the central investigation. Boyce forms a task force while the stolen bullion begins moving through criminal channels.
The gold is smelted, sold, and laundered through an expanding chain. The police follow the trail to Kent and begin surveillance connected to the suspected network.
The surveillance operation ends in tragedy, while Palmer learns that he is wanted and cash-moving plans fail. Trials, arrests, and Palmer's escape attempt intensify the pressure.
The discovery of the other half of the stolen gold reopens the pursuit. Palmer's Tenerife timeshare business attracts unwanted attention as the wider operation resurfaces.
The laundering operation spreads through international criminal networks. Police surveillance and overseas pursuits gradually expose the scale of the operation.
British police and the DEA unite against the laundering network while rivals and investigators close in. Boyce retires, courts address the criminals' cases, and a dangerous manhunt begins in Spain.
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