The Helicopter Heist (2024) s01e02 Episode Script

1
[upbeat music plays]
TIRE SERVICE & TIRE HOTEL
[upbeat music continues]
[Zoran] Ah, Professor!
Welcome.
I'm Zoran. For security,
please hand me your cell phone.
[music stops]
Follow me.
- Huh?
- He looks stressed out.
- You think?
- Yeah. Like he's gonna die.
You think? [chuckles]
[door slams]
[Zoran] Watch your step.
Come in, come in. It's okay.
Look at this.
The walls and roof
are isolated with copper,
so it's impossible for radio waves
to come in or out of here.
- Nice to meet you.
- [man] Professor Katić.
It's not every day you get to greet
a Nobel Prize winner.
You didn't tell me that you'd be using
this for criminal purposes, Zoran.
[Zoran] It won't be. I told you that.
Our business model
is to discover weaknesses
in existing security systems.
Nothing else.
All right, boys, can we
get the cameras going?
- Okay.
- Yes, absolutely.
Brother, this gets me so turned on.
[machine whirs]
[high-pitched beeping]
Ah, for fuck's sake! Again! Go again!
Bring a new case in here.
- [beeping]
- Fuck!
Again!
- [high-pitched beeping]
- Is this funny to you?
- [Katić] What?
- Is that a smile?
- [Katić] No. What?
- [Zoran] What's so funny?
- I didn't laugh at anything!
- Hey!
[Zoran] That motherfucker
thought it was funny.
[tense music plays]
[Rami] During those weeks,
however you spin the story,
we all needed the same thing.
We needed cash. Fast.
[Rami] What is this place?
[Zoran] The dude who owns it
owes me a few favors,
so he lets us use it when we need it.
- Västberga again?
- [Michel] You think it's impossible?
[Zoran] It's one of Europe's
highest security vaults.
- [Michel] We're not going into the vault.
- [Zoran] Huh?
[Michel] We're going here.
What people don't get
is the money's counted here before it goes
to the vault on the sixth floor.
- [Zoran] Bro, that still doesn't work.
- [Michel] Why?
It takes hours to get through
the mantraps and get up there.
That doesn't matter.
We're not striking from below.
Then how else?
We're gonna blast through the roof.
Listen, we'll take ladders and climb down.
We'll hoist the money up in bags.
Ten minutes, 15 tops.
No violence. Just in and out.
How do we get up there, and how do we
get out? How does the money get moved?
[Michel] In style, bro.
In style.
- [Zoran] Are you Is he serious?
- [Michel] What?
- [Zoran] A helicopter?
- Yeah, a helicopter.
[Zoran] Okay.
- What about the police's helicopters?
- We'll find them, and sabotage them.
But there's still a police station
next door, and they'll storm the place.
[Michel] Oh, they'll definitely storm it.
But we'll have time. Relax. You know why?
There's people in there.
Boys, we're not taking hostages.
But they don't know that, okay?
So they'll have to wait.
And once they decide to go in,
they'll need to pass what?
- [Zoran] The mantraps.
- Exactly. When they come up,
we'll be gone.
- You hear how this sounds?
- [Michel] How does it sound? Tell me.
- Uh, I'm at a loss for words.
- Huh?
[chuckles] It sounds fantastic.
- Yes.
- How long have you wanted this?
You know how long he's wanted this?
Västberga. Since what? Since you were 15?
This is like
your white elephant. [chuckles]
[Rami] White whale.
[Zoran] Elephant, whale? Same shit.
Look at this. Poetry. It's beautiful.
[tense music plays]
Here's coffee.
What are we waiting for?
The National Police, Leonie Hamsik.
What floor is it?
Bro, can we talk a bit about my 10%?
What are you thinking? Too little?
Zoran, all due respect,
we're going in there, not you, okay?
And 10% is a good deal for you,
with all the money here.
With Västberga,
it's not how much money's inside.
- It's how much we can get out.
- The weight of the helicopter?
A million in thousand-krona bills
is roughly a kilo.
So the question
is what we can get out
with the helicopter fully-loaded.
How heavy is he?
- How heavy is that nose?
- [Zoran chuckles]
All jokes aside, that's true.
Every kilo counts.
Okay. But, uh, financing.
Do we need external financing for this?
[Michel] Ideally, no.
But obviously we'll need decent cash flow
for our costs. And costs will be high.
How big's the crew?
[Michel] Mm, it's looking like 20 people.
Mm-hmm. Okay, then we'll do it in teams.
[Michel] I'll take my guys,
you take yours.
We negotiate with them separately.
They'll take shares from our cuts.
And as usual, you know,
the respective groups have zero contact.
So, who takes the last fourth, then?
[Michel] We'll need a blaster.
- I think Nicke.
- I thought that Nicke quit.
I thought you quit.
Everyone's happy, huh?
[vendor] Chanterelles!
Half price! Chanterelles!
[officer 1] I see. Here she comes.
- Okay, understood.
- [woman 1] If you're ready, let's do this.
[officer 1] Wait a minute. Uh,
how we're supposed to go in is unclear.
What's unclear?
[officer 1] Prosecutor wants to talk.
You can ask for yourself.
Hi, Björn, we're about to go in.
[Björn] Did you hear they requested
that this be handled discreetly?
No. What do you mean?
[Björn] Some higher ups
have contacted me
How we arrest people
is up to me, isn't it?
[Björn] Storming in with the cavalry
and causing a scene won't benefit anybody.
Have the uniforms wait outside
while you make the arrest, and
Okay, let's go.
[officer 2] Aren't we
supposed to stay outside?
[officer 3] We have to check
with our commander.
Okay.
They're in a meeting until 10:30.
Can you come back later?
- [woman 1] In that room?
- [woman 2] You can't just walk in.
Excuse me. You cannot
just walk in like that.
- [man] That was the idea
- [woman 1] Stefan Hedklint?
- Yes?
- [woman 1] Step outside for a moment.
- May I ask why?
- We can talk outside, you understand?
Wait in the lobby.
We'll be done here in about 20 minutes.
We should discuss this now.
[Hedklint] Did you not hear me?
20 minutes.
Let me introduce myself.
Leonie Hamsik, National Police.
Uh, okay. Where
- What are you
- [man] Hey!
What do you think you're doing?
- Three counts of aggravated child rape.
- [scoffs]
- [Leonie] Two counts of attempted rape.
- I didn't do that.
- I didn't do that.
- [Leonie] Three counts of procuring.
Seven counts
of purchase of sexual service.
Is this some sick joke?
- Get up.
- This This is
What
- [Leonie] Walk. Walk!
- Hey, what is this?
[Hedklint] Those little girls
they were begging for it.
Whatever those little shits
told you is irrelevant.
And by the time
my lawyers are done with them,
they'll be saying
they made the whole thing up.
You can't win against me.
You know that, right?
[chuckles] Someone like you can never win
over someone like me
[Hedklint groans]
[Leonie breathes heavily]
- [elevator dings]
- [Hedklint groans]
[elevator door opens]
[cell phone dials]
[electronic voice]
You have one new message.
[Hedklint] You're done, you hear me?!
You're so fucking screwed!
- Hi Rami. It's Anders.
- You're done! What a fucking bitch!
[Anders] I've been getting calls from
people who haven't gotten their orders.
Call me.
I've been assaulted.
- I demand you document this.
- [officer] Get in the car.
Hey, what happened here?
He went crazy
when we were in the elevator, swinging
- But he was handcuffed.
- Yeah.
[brooding music plays]
[Rami] I know you're going to ask,
"Did you ever think of us?"
"Of the kids?"
Yes. I did.
All the time.
[jazz music plays]
[knocking]
- [Rami] Hi.
- [Anders] We'll have to talk in here.
- Christine's home.
- [Rami] Okay.
[jazz music continues]
- What are you doing?
- [Anders] I'm fixing a fan.
- Mm-hmm.
- [Anders] What's going on?
- Why haven't the shrimp been delivered?
- We had problems with the first shipment.
I'm handling it. No need to worry.
- [Anders] Oh, there's no need to worry?
- No.
I didn't invest in this
'cause I believed in you or your business.
I did it because Karin wanted me to.
And so that John and Eddie
wouldn't grow up with a jailbird of a dad.
- I'll get you your money.
- Does Karin know about these problems?
Karin has enough trouble sleeping already.
We don't need to involve her.
[jazz music continues]
When your kids are both older,
what do you want them to see
when they look at their dad?
A loser?
See you around.
[music stops]
- [Rami yells]
- Hey, what's with you, man? Calm down.
[metal clangs]
[Rami breathes heavily]
[man 1] Come on. Another round.
Rami!
[breathes heavily]
- [man 2] Straighten out! Arms up.
- One, two, three.
One, two, three, slip. Left.
One, two, three, slip.
One foot forward. One foot forward.
Rami, are you okay?
[Rami] It's just a lot.
[melancholy music plays]
- [man 1] Anything I can help with?
- [Rami] No.
No.
[man 1] You sure?
[melancholy music continues]
- Your sister, uh, Isabelle.
- [man 1] Yeah?
- She's an architect, right?
- [man 1] Yes.
Can she get me some blueprints?
- Look!
- Oh, what is that?
- Airplane!
- Whose airplane is this, then?
- Mine!
- Can I look at your airplane?
- Yes! Look! Look!
- [Karin] Could you
Lovely, darling. Can you put Piggy
in the stroller for me?
Hello to you too.
Hey. I'm sorry. I'm so fucking tired
and the big one
has been a pain in the ass for hours.
It's time for a nap.
Where's the stroller, downstairs?
[Karin] It's right outside.
It's not.
[Karin] I must have put it
in the storage room.
[tense music plays]
[cell phone dials]
- [Karin] Hello.
- Hey, baby, the stroller isn't here.
- [Karin] What?
- Could someone have pinched it?
[Karin] Oh, I don't know. I don't know.
- All right. Okay. I'm coming up.
- [Karin] Okay. See you.
[sighs]
[brooding music plays]
[Leonie] Are you kidding me?
Hedklint isn't being charged?
Uh, no.
The girls retracted their statements,
so there's not much we can do.
[Leonie] We have mountains of evidence!
Video files, chats,
GPS profiling of the cell phones.
All of it connects Hedklint
to every single fucking charge.
It connects nothing without witnesses.
I just spoke to the prosecutor about it.
There's nothing we can do. It's done.
What happened to protecting the witnesses?
What happened with the arrest?
In the elevator.
[Leonie] What it says in the report.
Mm-hmm.
Okay.
Great.
Hedklint just filed a report
alleging you assaulted him.
Looks like Internal Affairs
will open an investigation.
You should expect the union
to be contacting you shortly.
They will arrange a defense attorney.
[Leonie] Did you see the pictures?
She's 12 years old. They were taking turns
beating her with electrical cords.
[man] How are you doing?
Getting enough sleep?
- Of course.
- [man] Mm.
Okay. Then here's how it's gonna go.
I'll talk to Lena about how we'll proceed
during the investigation,
and then we'll see
if you need to be transferred.
- Then who will be taking over Hedklint?
- There is nothing here to take over.
It's over.
Go home.
[somber music plays]
[knocking on door]
- Hello, love.
- [Leonie] Hi, Mama.
[mother] He couldn't wait up.
He fell asleep.
[Leonie] Kian?
[TV reporter] fired. Right now,
there are forces from
[Leonie] Oh, sweetie.
Hi.
[somber music continues]
Sh, sh, sh, let's go to bed.
[TV reporter] is rapidly approaching.
The election is June
Mama's here.
[TV reporter] how many
are planning to vote.
[Leonie] Come on.
Let's go, honey.
[TV reporter] actually plan to do so.
[Leonie strains]
[Leonie] Come on. [grunts softly]
- Can you take these?
- [mother] How are you doing?
Thank you, Mama.
- Bye.
- [mother] Bye.
[Michel] I've got three sources
on the inside, saying the same thing.
The police only have
two helicopters in Stockholm.
- Okay, that's good.
- How are things going with the pilot?
[Zoran] I've got a lead over there
that seems promising.
Military pilot guy. I'm flying to Belgrade
on Wednesday to meet him.
Great. Rami and I
are meeting Nicke on Thursday.
- We got any investors coming in?
- [Michel] What are you thinking?
Thinking expenses. Travel, crew.
The pilot will want an advance for sure.
Yeah. Right.
Hi. This is for you.
Hey, guys. Are you thirsty?
- To me? This, to me?
- [Michel] Yeah. For everyone.
Tell the guys to take a break.
Where are you guys from?
- Poland.
- Poland, nice.
[in Polish] Who's this sucker?
What does he want?
- [in English] Are you from the company?
- No, I I live around the corner.
So I see you guys working here.
Actually, I used to work in construction,
a long time ago,
so I know, uh, how thirsty you get.
- Okay.
- Yeah.
[in Polish] Be careful, Piotrek, or we'll
have to give him head for this too.
[laughter]
- [in English] How do you like Stockholm?
- Very expensive.
Yeah. Yeah, that's That's very true.
- How long are you staying?
- [man] Only this week.
- We have to be ready here Friday night.
- Okay.
Wow, it looks like a
A lot of work.
[man] We have to. After the weekend,
they bring cash in there.
- [boy] No! We wanna play in a row!
- [man 1] Okay.
[kids shout indistinctly]
[dance music thuds]
- [Rami] What are these, the originals?
- [man 2 laughs]
[man 2] My sister was laughing at us.
She thought we were clueless, bro.
Apparently all of this stuff is public.
What's it called, the City Planning
Office. You can just go take whatever.
But Even for a bank?
[man 2] Yeah, apparently
it goes for banks too.
Picked 'em up on my way home,
and now they're in your hands.
You just gotta thank me and take 'em, bro.
Did you steal these?
I didn't have to. Okay?
Look right there. Last time they were
checked out was in October 1979.
Before that, it was fucking 1970.
It's not like anyone'll miss 'em.
They're covered in fucking cobwebs, dude.
[Rami laughs]
- Hey.
- [neighbor] Hi.
[cell phone rings]
[cell phone continues ringing]
Hello?
[man] Hey! What's up?
Rami, my friend.
Hey.
[man] I heard that you lost your stroller
the other day.
Is that true?
Listen, I talked to Granit, okay?
You'll get your money back.
What's the problem?
[man] I heard that you have
two fucking ugly inbred children.
You're lucky that neither one
was in that stroller.
Following?
You're threatening my family?
Threatening my fucking family? Huh?
[man] You owe me five million, pussy.
We'd like to have our money
before the end of the month.
[ominous music plays]
- Vasakronan, Emelie speaking.
- [Michel] Hi, Emelie. This is Roger Edman.
We're interested in renting
one of your properties.
The old post office on Norrtullsgatan.
[Emelie] Absolutely.
What kind of company is it?
What line of business?
Art and gallery.
[Emelie] So move-in would be in September
at the earliest.
Uh, the place has been recently renovated.
[Michel] Okay, is anyone else interested?
[Emelie] No, there's no one else
at the moment.
[Michel] It's extremely important to us
that we're able
to install our own alarm system.
[Emelie] Okay. Let me double-check that.
There's no alarm system installed,
so that shouldn't be a problem.
[suspenseful music plays]
[drill whirs]
[suspenseful music continues]
[drill whirs]
[drill grinds]
[lock rattles]
[suspenseful music continues]
[tool whirs]
[suspenseful music continues]
Elin and Tiger just bought this exact
model here just a few weeks ago.
Micke Persbrandt and Ulf Lundell's
daughter have the same one.
[baby cries]
- Hey.
- [Karin] We'll take it.
- Mm, let's do it.
- Yeah?
It's really nice.
[baby murmurs]
[saleswoman] So that'll be 9,599 kronor.
Excuse me?
Ninety-five hundred ninety-nine.
That's with the 15% discount as well.
Thanks.
[baby murmurs]
[tense music plays]
[cell phone rings]
Hello.
How's it going?
It's finished.
Yeah. Make sure to ask him which
of the three pilots is the most skilled.
And who's the most desperate.
Sure.
That's good.
[music fades]
[man 1] First, Internal Affairs
will want to question you.
If you're charged,
the court will ask the Police
Conduct Committee to issue a statement.
For assault,
the established practice is
Well,
termination.
[man 2] We should meet
before that IA interview, and talk about
It It's all in there,
in my counter statement.
The suspect got violent with me.
[man 2] How come
you were alone in the elevator?
It was supposed to be a discreet arrest.
The prosecutor asked for that.
The other officers present
can corroborate.
[man 2] That's the thing.
They're not corroborating
much of anything.
What do you mean by that?
[man 2] I thought you knew.
[man 1] None of your coworkers
attest to your version.
You're completely on your own here.
[exhales]
[Leonie] No, listen, Jonas, I'm not
telling you to give false testimony.
I was alone in the elevator, sure,
but you can at least attest
to him being violent, right?
Stop it Kian. That's enough.
But you heard him yelling and going crazy?
Okay, thank you.
Yeah, thanks, Jonas.
Hey, Johanna! How are you?
Um Hey, do you know that arrest
that we made last week?
IA's on me about
Yeah. Okay, okay.
No, it's fine. I know.
But it'd be
No.
Well, you saw what you saw, but
Yeah. Okay. I get it.
Uh
Look, uh,
I actually
I'll talk to you later, yeah?
Kian?
Kian!
Kian?
Excuse me, did you see
a little boy walk by?
What?
Kian?
Kian!
Kian!
Kian?
[sighs with relief]
Sweetie, you can't just run away
like that. Promise me.
I couldn't find you.
[Leonie sighs]
- [Kian] You're hugging me too tight.
- [chuckles] Sweetie.
I'm sorry, baby. You okay?
Here.
Let's go.
[melancholy music plays]
[Michel in Danish] No, baby, don't go.
Don't go.
[both chuckle]
[in English] I didn't know
you could speak Danish.
[Michel] I
think you are
vacker?
- [Alex in Danish] Pretty.
- Pretty.
- [Alex] Hot.
- Hot.
- [Alex] Lovely.
- Lovely.
[in English] I've got
a salary negotiation today.
A salary negotiation? I'm awesome
at negotiating salaries. I can help you.
What are you making?
Twenty-four thousand kronor plus overtime.
You count billions for these people,
and they give you 24 grand, huh?
That's unfair.
No, it's way less. Not billions.
So, how much is it?
[Alex] For example,
Thursday before payday.
Uh-huh.
We might get
maybe 500 million
passing through The Cash in one night.
[Michel] Through where?
- [Alex] The Cash.
- The [chuckles]
You guys really call it "The Cash"?
- Well, it's been called worse things.
- [Michel] Okay, like what?
We used to call it The Banana.
Huh, okay. So, uh,
what's your negotiation strategy?
As a matter of fact
it's the same strategy I use in bed.
- Oh.
- [Alex] Yeah.
Just close your eyes
and say yes to everything.
[Michel chuckles]
- [Alex] And that's that.
- Okay, but wait up.
Stay here, tell me.
It's a bit complicated to negotiate
my salary with my boss, because
Stephen and I kind of had a
[Michel] You were together?
- [Alex] No, we weren't together.
- Okay.
But?
We did have a little
office flirt, kind of thing.
You don't want to hear about it.
I do.
We've had sex a couple of times,
nothing more.
- [Michel] Like, at work?
- No, never at work.
[Michel] Aren't there
a ton of cameras in there?
Yeah, everywhere.
We never had sex at work, but we did
do other things at work though.
But I know
you don't want to hear all of that.
Go ahead.
Okay, well, Stephen
asked me to follow him into this closet
that we use for storage
The storage room right next to The Cash.
Um
That room has no cameras.
And then he told me
to take off my shirt and
then he pushed me up against a window,
which is like a glass wall.
It's one of those big windows
that leads out to a light well.
[soft music plays]
It was kinda cold, but it was nice.
Then I unbuttoned my pants.
I was a little worried someone
would see us through the window, but
I was hoping someone would see us.
Then I guided his hand into my pants.
Uh, everyone else that
I've been with before
would be mad by now.
I'm not everyone else.
[soft music continues]
- Know what you should do?
- [Alex] Hm?
Fuck the salary negotiations, okay?
Okay
You should go in there
and take 500 million kronor.
Maybe you leave 24,000 to Stephen.
[Alex laughs]
- Teach him a lesson.
- Yeah.
Then you and I are gonna run away.
Sound good?
[soft music continues]
[Alex] That's impossible.
[Michel] Why?
[Alex] 'Cause there's 120 million at most
in The Cash.
[Michel laughs]
- A-hundred-twenty million.
- Mm.
You know what we could do
with that kind of money?
- No.
- No? Anything.
[soft music continues]
[Alex] I'd like that.
[soft music continues]
[Michel] They call this room The Banana.
That's the center for cash processing.
She said there's a storage room
next to it, which must be this.
There's no cameras in there.
But it does have a huge window,
facing what she called a
A light well. And that's this right here.
The light well's what we saw
up on the roof, that glass pyramid, here.
- You with me?
- Mm-hmm.
Good.
[Rami] Yallah, let's go.
[Michel] Thursday before payday's
when they hold the most cash.
And you got all of this
out of that Danish girl, huh?
Everyone loves talking about their jobs.
Look, there he is, the hottie.
I can't wait to see the look on his face.
What did you tell her you do?
Day trading.
Nicke!
- Howdy.
- [Michel] Hey!
It's been too long.
- Nice uniform, bro!
- [Nicke] I know, right?
Look, I'm off in 15.
Meet me outside after?
Hey, you know what?
How about the usual spot?
See you there.
[Rami] Nicke might've been the most
unexpected bank robber in northern Europe.
Then again, back in junior high,
Nicke was caught
with two sticks of dynamite
and half a kilo of plastic explosives
in his locker.
As a teenager,
he was a huge adrenaline junkie.
[Nicke] Hey!
[Rami] But nothing came close
to the thrill he felt
during his first robbery with Michel.
Head in a toilet bowl ♪
[alarm wails]
It wasn't really fun
I didn't have a good time ♪
And that's what makes it okay
To crawl around on the floor ♪
I'm not responsible
I just gotta whine ♪
Oh no, it's a big, big baby ♪
[Rami] Whereas Zoran
has been a criminal all his life,
Nicke had always
kept a normal life going on the side.
[Michel] All right!
[Nicke] Three, two
[rock music plays]
Hi. We're looking for Niklas Andersson.
[Rami] That's why Nicke's fiancée
thought it was part of his bachelor party
when the police came knocking on their
door three weeks before their wedding.
[rock music continues]
Hell, those are great costumes.
I swear, I swear.
[officer] Hi, Niklas.
[Rami] By a fluke,
the police linked Nicke's DNA to seven
big bank heists in the Stockholm area.
[woman] Guys, you gotta come in here!
[Rami] He got five years.
As for the wedding,
It took place in jail.
I was really looking forward
to us finally starting our life together.
But ever since he got out,
it just feels like he's been
walking around in this fog.
[Rami] No more robberies,
no more break-ins
[woman] It's like you don't want anything.
[Rami] And no more bombs.
How do Lisa's thoughts
make you feel, Niklas?
Well, I don't know where to go from here.
[melancholy music plays]
[Michel] Nicke, bro,
don't look so stressed, huh?
Don't worry, we already know
that you quit the game, man.
- We know you quit. He quit too.
- [Nicke] Hey.
And I quit.
But we're thinking one more job.
One last job. A big job.
- We're thinking of taking a helicopter
- I'm in.
[Rami and Michel laugh]
- [Michel] Ah, no way!
- I knew it.
- [Michel] Don't you wanna know what it is?
- Yeah, but I'm in.
- Okay.
- [Nicke] One hundred percent.
Hundred percent.
The cash depot in Västberga.
- For real this time.
- [Nicke] Seriously?
[Michel] Seriously.
- Honest?
- [Michel] Honest.
- It's ours now. It's ours.
- It's ours, bro.
[both chuckle]
- We're gonna fucking get 'em.
- Hell yeah, we will!
You know how much I've missed this?
You have no idea.
Hey, we're all down?
For sure? We're down?
- It's done.
- [Michel] Okay. All right, yallah.
- Hello, my friend.
- [man] Hello.
- [Zoran] Zoran.
- [Filip] Filip.
- [Zoran] Pleased to meet you.
- What can I do for you?
[Zoran] My sources say
that you were discharged
'cause you flew a helicopter
under a bridge.
People talk too much.
Wanna know what I think about it?
I think you should've received a medal
for pulling it off.
So, why September?
They don't keep enough money in there
during summertime. They're dry.
Landing on the roof
in the middle of the night
is no problem.
What I have a problem with
is the police.
What if they start shooting? What if
The Swedish police
would never shoot at a helicopter.
You can't guarantee that.
Buddy, you get a guarantee
when you buy a fridge.
What about the police helicopters?
[Zoran] We'll make sure they can't
take off. That'll be taken care of.
[Filip] I'd also appreciate an advance.
Why don't we say
20,000 euros?
Do we have a deal here or not?
Yes, we do.
- [Zoran] It's a deal.
- [Filip] Deal.
[Michel] This is gonna be good.
How much do you need?
Five, six mil.
[Michel] That's nothing.
We'll sort that out.
You'll pay your debts
and still have money left over.
Want a ride home?
[Rami] Nah, you can drop me off at Ringen.
I gotta pick up some groceries.
[Michel] Okay.
So, what's for dinner then?
- It's Friday.
- [Michel] Mm.
- Friday's a meats and cheese charcuterie.
- [Michel] Oh, I see.
Okay, so maybe some wine, a little melon,
some olives and stuff, huh?
[Rami] Yeah, maybe some wine,
and a little bit of melon.
Maybe some kissing?
[both chuckle]
Fuck, bro. I'd tell you to come over,
but, you know, Karin will turn into an owl
if she sees you.
[Michel] Oh shit, I can imagine, dude.
It's all good. It's all good.
[gentle music plays]
How about you?
Nothing special.
[gentle music continues]
[dance music plays]
[intriguing music plays]
[cell phone buzzes]
Hey, Mama, what's up?
We had an arrest and it took
a bit longer than expected, so
No, I don't know.
Tell Kian I'm leaving soon.
Okay, bye. I'll see you later.
Bye.
[intriguing music continues]
- [knocking on door]
- [music fades]
Hamsik.
- Hm?
- [man] Got a minute?
Yeah, sure.
Lena would like
to have a word with you now.
Is it about the investigation?
[Leonie breathes deeply]
[man 1] So it was last night then, right?
[man 2] Yes, looks like it.
[woman] Leonie Hamsik
leads a special operations group
in the major crimes department.
- Jonas.
- You're from the board?
- [Jonas] Huh?
- The Police Accountability Board.
[Jonas] No,
the Ministry for Foreign Affairs.
Let's get straight into it.
Leonie, I've heard you're fluent
in Serbo-Croatian?
Uh, yes. Serbian.
[woman] Jonas, can you share the details?
[Jonas] The Serbian Ministry for Foreign
Affairs sent us intel yesterday,
indicating that Balkan criminals
are planning a major heist,
and are targeting a cash depot
in the Stockholm area.
The reason this contact initiated
at a ministerial level
is mostly due to Serbia's desire for
inclusion in European police cooperation.
As far as we can tell,
the information is highly credible.
We're probably looking
at the largest robbery in Swedish history.
The Serbs seem to have an inside contact,
someone hired to be the pilot.
They're apparently planning
to use a helicopter.
This is Mats Börjesson from Robbery.
- I'm Mats. Nice to meet you.
- [Leonie] Hi.
[woman] I'd like you both
to lead this special operation together.
We'll have to cooperate frequently
with the Serbian police.
Sure. Okay.
And, um,
what about the internal investigation?
Well, if you do your part, Hamsik, then
I'll do mine.
Hm.
I was thinking
you and I could talk right away.
- Does that work for you?
- Yeah.
[brooding music plays]
[music fades]