Did SHE or didn’t she? Will she or won’t she? Has she or hasn’t she? And most pertinent of all, most damnably crucial of all, is she or is she not guilty? On Wednesday night, as the last episode in the second series of BBC2’s police corruption drama Line Of Duty is shown, millions of  television viewers will finally find out the truth about the mysterious Detective Inspector Lindsay Denton. Is the beleaguered cop, so brilliantly played by Keeley Hawes, really a force for good; an honourable and decent woman trying to do her best in a quagmire of police corruption?
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Millions set to find out the truth about Detective Inspector Lindsay Denton
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Line Of Duty most talked-about cop show since last year’s Broadchurch
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The show has lured viewers into a world of police-on-police murder
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Written by Jed Mercurio Line Of Duty is set within a fictitious English force
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However, he used anonymous, serving police officers as consultants
A car in a police convoy is set alight by a masked person in the @placeholder which comes to an end this week