Coronation Street spoilers: Two arrests in Mason exit plot

Coronation Street spoilers continue.

Coronation StreetMatty Radcliffe and Dylan Wilson arrested for Mason’s tragic death in future scenes.

Weatherfield Police step in to ensure justice is served after Mason lost his life in a brutal attack.

Mason was attacked by his brothers Matty and Logan, who were seeking revenge. after helping the police to gather evidence against him.

Dylan pulled out a knife to scare Mason’s dangerous brothers, but they grabbed the gun and Mason was stabbed in the chaos that followed.

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Next week, Dylan’s father, Sean Tully, discovers the latest update in the disturbing case.

Sean explains that Matty has been arrested and that there is strong evidence against him, as the police obtained CCTV footage showing him disposing of the knife.

Viewers see Matty on remand when he ends up in the same prison as Rob Donovan. who returns to the show.

When Rob’s son, Bobby Crawford, goes to see him in jail, Matty causes chaos in the visiting room by pulling out a knife.

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Matty threatens one of the prison guards, leaving Bobby terrified as he finds himself in the middle of a hostage situation.

Meanwhile, Logan, still a free man, continues to hang around the Weatherfield area and watches the residents mourn Mason. Does he still pose a threat?

Later that week, Dylan is summoned to the police station for his role in what happened.

DC Kit Green informs Dylan that he will be charged with possession of a bladed article, leaving him terrified of the implications for his future.

Coronation Street airs these scenes on Monday 13th and Wednesday 15th January on ITV1 and ITVX.

Coronation Street airs Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 8pm on ITV1 and is broadcast on ITVX.

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