En bøn for Dan Larsen

Season 2Episode 360 minFeb 26, 2007
En bøn for Dan Larsen
I fængslet rager Mads uklar med en af de andre indsatte, Dan, som banker ham, så Mads ender på hospitalet. Dan er dog langt fra så hård, som han ser ud til, og pludselig står han på toppen af fængslet og truer med at hoppe ud. Anna bliver tilkaldt, og trods mange tilråb fra de øvrige ansatte, der vil have ham til at springe, lykkedes det Anna at få ham tilbage på sikker grund igen. På stationen er Martin kommet ned bag skranken, mens Vagthavende forsøger at finde noget mindre belastende arbejde til ham. Han har dog lidt svært ved at skulle væk fra sit job på gaden, hvilket han tager konsekvensen af og siger op. Martin og Anna har længe talt om at få en ny lejlighed, men da Anna foreslår Jan, at de flytter, får hun at vide, at det kan de godt glemme - også selvom Jan nu skal til at være far sammen med den lesbiske Therese, han kunstigt har befrugtet.
En bøn for Dan Larsen has aired on Feb 26, 2007 at 8:00 PM
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