The Mugging

Year 2005Episode 3630 minMar 4, 2005
The Mugging
The news of Stacey's mugging spreads across the Square. Mo suspects Stacey of lying but Charlie gives her his full support. When Johnny hears about it he suspects it is connected with what happened to Derek. The police interview Stacy but she is unable to give a description. Later in her room, she opens her draw, full of the money that she claims was stolen when she was mugged. Keith and Rosie struggle to keep up with their family's financial demands and are unable to pay for Demi's school supplies. With no food, Rosie asks Jane for leftovers form the café. When Darren refuses to eat it, she is left in tears. Billy's bad mood continues as he continues to give Johnny a frosty atmosphere. Tired of it all, he closes the shop early and goes to the Vic. When the video shop owner asks him about closing it early, Billy tells him he can stick the job. The owner fires Billy and as the flat comes with the job, asks him to vacate it soon. Meanwhile, Pat is upset that Sam isn't organizing a funera
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