Laura Bryant
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| Laura Bryant | |
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 Melanie Kilburn as PC Laura Bryant |
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| First appearance | Episode 278 (13/01/2005) |
| Last appearance | Episode 415 (25/05/2006) |
| Cause/reason | Transferred To Barton Street |
| Portrayed by | Melanie Kilburn |
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| Occupation | Police Officer |
| Title | Police Constable |
| Call sign | 217 |
Laura Bryant is a fictional police officer in the long running ITV drama The Bill. She was played by Melanie Kilburn from 2005-2006.
[edit] Biography
She first appeares on The Bill as a resident on the Cole Lane estate which, at that time, is being patrolled by PC Gabriel Kent. She is unhappy with his tendency to ignore protocol and issue his own brand of justice and subsequently reports him to the Criminal Investigations Department.[1]
She applies for a position at Sun Hill as a Police Community Support Officer (PCSO) and her potential to become a police constable is then recognised by Sergeant Dale Smith. Despite several mistakes and lapses in judgement, Smith encourages her to consider training at Hendon to become a full time police officer. Eventually she chooses to undertake the training and returns to Sun Hill as a PC, where she soon realises that the job is causing her to neglect her relationship with her two sons. Inspector Gold insists that she continue being a police officer instead of resigning and transfer to a unit at Barton Street where her hours will better suit her being a single parent. She puts in for a transfer from Sun Hill to Barton Street.
[edit] References
- ^ PC Laura Bryant, The Bill Biographies
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