Emmet Sedgwick is a bounty on The Thames for an elderly housebreaker hiding as a dock worker under the name Tom Smith. Kidnap him and deliver him to Abberline alive.
Sedgwick is almost pleased to be caught. He boasts that he has got away with nearly every crime in the book and that the police have been too lazy to catch him. After one escape attempt he gives up cheerfully, and he sings a nursery rhyme in the carriage. Abberline's reaction is a dry 'charming'.
Edith Swinebourne oversees the river for the Templars. Sedgwick is one of three Thames bounties alongside Simon Chase and George Scrivens, and the borough's Templar hunts are Captain Hargrave II, the Jekyll brothers and Tom Eccleston. With no strongholds on the river, these targets carry most of the liberation work.
He is an old man and puts up little resistance; his one escape attempt ends with him calling for help as a poor old man. After you catch him again he cheerfully hands himself over, so the only real risk to full sync is letting him die on the way. Load him into the carriage and get him to Abberline alive.
George Scrivens
George Scrivens is a bounty on The Thames for a narcotics smuggler with a suddenly lavish lifestyle. Catch him on the docks waiting for a shipment, kidnap him and deliver him to Abberline alive.
Simon Chase
Simon Chase is a bounty hunt on The Thames for a chemical-factory worker who dumps waste straight into the river. Kidnap him and bring him to Abberline alive.
Albie Vassell
Albie Vassell is a Southwark bounty for a street racer who has killed rivals to win. Kidnap him mid-argument with a reluctant sponsor and deliver him to Abberline alive.
Anna Abramson
Anna Abramson is a Southwark bounty hunt for the ringleader of a gang of child pickpockets. Kidnap her and take her to Abberline alive.