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Sergeant Stone and DC Mickey Webb investigate an incident between Trevor Berwick and Dr Josh Thomas at St Hugh’s hospital. Trevor went to the hospital to confront Josh about an affair he thought he was having with his wife, Penny and when Josh said the affair was all in his head, the argument escalated and Josh threw a punch. At the station, Mickey talks to Trevor, who is determined to charge Josh with assault. The detective gets a feeling that Trevor is a man on the edge and delicately tries to question him about anything else that might be going on in his life, but Trevor clams up. Stone is tasked with driving Trevor to his car but before letting him go, he tells Trevor he should “be a man” and deal with his domestic battles on his own time, not the Police’s. This hits a nerve with the clearly unstable Trevor and Stone later regrets his harsh words…
Later that day, Mickey is concerned when Trevor subsequently drops charges against Josh and then receives a distressed call from Penny to say her husband has disappeared with their baby son, Stan. Mickey asks Stone if Trevor revealed anything when they were alone but the Sergeant lies and says he was fine. Stone, adamant that Trevor has just gone for a drive to clear his head, becomes more concerned when details about Trevor come to light. Penny insists that she wasn’t having an affair and that Trevor had become very depressed in recent months. Mickey finds out that Trevor was made redundant four months ago but was heading out of the house every morning, keeping up the pretence to his wife and children. Finally realising how unbalanced he is, a search is arranged and Stone jumps into a patrol car, determined to find him. He eventually finds Trevor in his car, but before he gets a chance to speak to him, Trevor puts his foot down and smashes into a parked vehicle. Stone rushes towards the wreck when the car explodes in flames...
Don’t miss ‘Be A Man’ on ITV1, 9pm Thursday 7th January '10
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