Police Interceptors

Armed officers Jim and Lewis travel to a service station in Trowell after reports of suspected lorry looters. Accompanied by police dogs, they search the premises, with the canines sniffing for any trace of the culprits in an effort to locate them.

The programme follows firearms officers Jim and Lewis as the central figures, presenting a straightforward slice of police work centred on a specific incident. It’s framed as an episode that tracks the two officers as they respond to a call, giving viewers a clear sense of their roles and the tools they employ while on duty. In this particular segment, Jim and Lewis head out to a service station in Trowell after reports surface about suspected lorry looters operating in the area. The officers arrive with the intention of investigating the alleged thefts and securing any evidence that might link the looters to the site. Their presence is part of a coordinated response aimed at curbing the reported criminal activity. Accompanying the officers are police dogs, which are deployed to use their keen sense of smell in an effort to locate the individuals responsible. The dogs work alongside Jim and Lewis, sniffing around the service station and the surrounding premises to pick up any scent that could point to the culprits. Their role is to provide an additional layer of detection that the officers alone might not achieve. Together, the firearms team and their canine partners conduct a methodical sweep of the location, each element of the operation complementing the other. The episode captures this collaborative effort, illustrating how the officers and dogs combine their skills to address the suspected looting at the Trowell service station.