Braquo (2009) s04e04 Episode Script

Shit! I can't believe you killed him.
That guy would never have forgotten me.
He'd never have forgotten that I killed his son.
Like I can't forget what he did to my kids, understand? But we're cops! Cops! Stop, Eddy, we've been something else for a long time.
But not murderers.
Do you realise the shit you've put us in? Check out the car behind.
Do you think it's the Turks? Maybe.
But the plates are French and local.
Go that way.
Police! Out of the vehicle, with your hands where I can see them! Calm down.
We're cops, too.
Major Caplan, Lieutenant Morlighem.
Let me see.
SDPJ 92.
You might be cops but not ours.
I'm taking you in.
Get off me.
PHARAOHS You should try electronic cigarettes, Jackie.
It might help.
Help what? That's for morons with no willpower.
My only addiction is Serge.
I can stop when I want.
Look! I heard the cops talking about DNA and solid evidence.
Never listen to what the cops say.
The lawyer will get Serge out quickly.
In the meantime, stop worrying.
Are you sure about that? We're in Marseille, Jackie.
The sun never burns those with friends in the shade.
It's incredible.
If I didn't know it was your DNA that we found in Aubagne, from the way you're looking at the board, I'd swear that you had nothing to do with this case.
I don't want to have this conversation with you, Major.
I'd prefer to leave this to my lawyer.
Speaking of which, is he here? We'll try and get him here.
Berrier, tell Drobecq to send Kalbache.
Thanks.
There you go.
Major, legally, I should have been sitting with my client within an hour of his arrest.
Firstly, let me say hello.
Secondly, I too know the law.
We found your client's DNA at the scene in Aubagne.
It was more than ten years ago, we don't know how this DNA got there.
Should I remind you that my client is an important, well-known, respected figure in Marseille? I want to talk with him in private, as we are legally entitled to do.
Of course, but do it here.
Don't be too loud.
Mandeville has just visited Greiner's wife.
He didn't stay long.
Want to have dinner tomorrow night? At the back.
Lieutenant, please meet Mr Einaudi.
He has come to report people acting suspiciously in the building where he works as a caretaker.
Thank you.
Review the usual suspects' records with Mr Einaudi to see if he recognises anyone.
So, if you recognise anyone, take out the page and put it there.
OK.
Hello.
Major Caplan, Lieutenant Morlighem, I imagine.
I'm Major Frankeur and this is Lieutenant Drobecq.
Can you explain this? Yes, that's Lieutenant Morlighem and I were lost and asked for directions and we were insulted.
Go figure.
Then they saw the 75 on our badges and everyone lost their cool.
Funny.
I've nothing to add, he said it all.
What do you think, Drobecq? I don't know where they pulled that story from but I've never heard such bullshit in my life.
Did you hear Drobecq, Caplan? So, either you change your story or you tell the truth.
Let's talk major to major.
Sit down, Caplan.
Have a seat.
Before coming here to be given the runaround, I called Paris.
I spoke to Chief Superintendent Henri Brabant.
So, I know about what the Turks did to Morlighem's kids, their assassination attempts on you.
There's something I don't know.
What Lieutenant Morlighem was doing in that damn hotel.
I went in to question Baba Aroudj.
He wasn't there.
He wasn't there? We've watched him for days and this morning we didn't see him.
Can you explain that? Okay, you want to do it like that.
Stay in Marseille until I decide to send you back.
And if we refuse? I know that internal affairs have their eye on you.
Caplan, please don't involve me in policing the police.
Follow me.
Come on, come on.
- Are you ready? - For what? Come on.
- Hello.
- Hello.
Baba Aroudj's room, please.
- Yes, the presidential suite, first floor.
- The key? - Drobecq, stay here.
- Yes.
Let's go.
It smells strange.
Like strong cleaning products, right? The floor is wet there.
Look, it looks like the cleaning lady scrubbed it.
But that doesn't surprise you.
Let's go.
Drobecq, put Morlighem in handcuffs.
What is this game, Frankeur? Major Frankeur! Seriously, Caplan, you come to my town for a case that my men and I have been working on for months, you commit a murder and you want to disappear quietly on the TGV? What murder? Have you got a body to back up that accusation? - Drobecq.
- Yes.
Take Morlighem to the station and lock him up.
Ready? Yes? You have no body.
It's speculation.
Even if the Turks cleaned up after you, Caplan, I know Morlighem did it.
And my speculations are in the report I'll be sending to your boss.
What do you want, Frankeur? To do my job, as is only proper.
Come with me.
I've something to show you.
It's me.
They've just left.
I'm listening.
You know I risk getting disbarred.
This isn't a tape recorder or a microphone.
Keep telling me that shit, and I'll get my dick out and beat your mouth with it.
Understood? The cops have Greiner's DNA on a balaclava and cigarette butts found at the scene.
And? I'll get him out but it'll be temporary.
They'll send him down at the trial.
For a long time.
That's good! Get out of here.
Hey, lawyer.
You have soft hands.
I almost enjoyed that.
The guy in white over there, Georges Mandeville.
Never convicted, not even for a misdemeanour.
His VIP status was bought with a bloody attack on an armoured truck.
The security guards were killed, his accomplices eliminated and I've been tracking him for 10 years.
Unsuccessfully.
Last week, he was dining with Baba Aroudj.
Do you know why? To talk about drug trafficking.
What's that got to do with me? I know Morlighem killed Baba Aroudj.
Even if I don't have a body, I know we won't see that big Turk again.
If I wanted to, I could take you down, Caplan.
Why don't you? You and Morlighem are useful to me.
Really? How? Hello, Mr Imrali.
Please, have a seat.
Have a seat.
Other than my name, do you know who I am? I have diplomatic immunity and you have no rights over me.
And him, do you know him? Right.
I'll believe you got a blow to the head and lost your memory.
Maybe this will refresh your memory.
I remember now.
They attacked me.
Okay, Mr Imrali.
The real problem is that your friend, Baba Aroudj, who has a suite in this hotel When this man entered, Baba Aroudj disappeared.
When that man left the hotel, he didn't have Baba Aroudj with him.
I would have seen him.
Listen, they'll be worried about me and the embassy will be moving heaven and earth to find me.
These photos are no good to you.
Because of my immunity, the judge will rule them null and void.
You're right, Mr Imrali.
Except that you're in Marseille, in Joseph Marie Pietri's town.
And that old bastard hates when you kill people in his town without his permission.
So if he ever heard that you let Baba Aroudj die in his hotel, imagine what his reaction would be.
- Did you notice that, Caplan? - What? Mr Imrali hasn't asked me who Joseph Marie Pietri is.
Why? He knows him.
What do you want? I know drugs are coming into Marseille and that the Turks are the distributors.
I want the number of the container holding the drugs.
I can't give you that.
Then I'll give this to Pietri.
If he doesn't pop you, your own people will.
Yes? The caretaker recognised three people.
Johnny Schneider, known as Rottweiler, Sébastien Eicher, known as Little Johnny because he follows Schneider around, both mixed up in drugs and robbery.
Gil Renia.
He traffics and deals big time.
The caretaker saw him once at the residence.
He spoke to both arseholes without getting out of his car.
You know what I think? Two thugs who work for a dealer and visit a young girl living in a private residence, sounds shady.
Do you think the judge will give you a warrant? Not based on a caretaker's suspicions.
However, we could open a preliminary investigation and try to uncover something.
So, I tell him he came for nothing? No, don't discourage the good citizen.
As you feel so strongly about this case, I trust you with it, Lieutenant.
Well, sir, to be honest with you, all we can do is open a preliminary inquiry.
- What does that mean? - We'll watch the area so the suspects feel a police presence and stop activity.
And then they'll come back.
What does it take for you to get more involved? That they commit a crime.
- Goodbye.
- Goodbye.
Don't bullshit me, Greiner.
If it was up to me, you would spend the time leading up to your trial in a cell.
Not by your pool or in your villa with friends.
A man is born in misery and makes mistakes.
He works hard, improves himself and becomes respected.
But the system, in particular a bitter cop, resents his good fortune.
So he's accused of a heinous crime and is dishonoured.
I'm Major Guido Frankeur, not Inspector Javert.
You're not Jean Valjean, you're Serge Greiner.
And all your success and money are stained with blood.
The blood of security guards that you murdered.
And not to mention your crew, who you murdered like dogs and buried God knows where.
- And I did all that myself? - No.
I know your accomplice.
But he hasn't left any traces.
Are we done? Yeah, we're done.
Bloody bastards.
Who's the cop and the other guy? They're installing the sensor for this.
What's going on with Oscar? After what happened with the Turks, he's been aggressive.
He gets angry for no reason.
At school a guy annoyed him and Oscar hit him.
Roxanne, it's not funny, they've suspended him until his father goes to see them.
They suspended him? I'll go see them.
No, leave it.
I saw the headmistress.
It'll be worse if you get involved.
She'll only talk to Walter.
Where's Walter? In Marseille.
Yes.
When's he back? As soon as possible.
Or so he told me when I asked him.
Why am I still here? Frankeur knows about the hotel.
He just arrested us because he needs us.
Needs us, why? - To do police work, Walter.
- Really? Why are we doing this? There's no body! He can't prove anything.
We already have an internal inquiry on our backs.
Frankeur could be a pain in our arse.
He'll ignore Baba Aroudj in exchange for a helping hand.
So we'll play the game with Frankeur and then go back.
Okay.
How are we helping him? I've agreed to give up Imrali to get information Frankeur needs.
Do you know by giving up Imrali, you risk causing hostility with the Turks? Shit.
We'll never get out of this.
Imrali forced our hand in the first place.
We're just turning the tables on him, that's all.
Yes.
Do you think he'll fold? He's already folded.
Frankeur is just waiting on his information so he can let us go.
What are you doing? Leaving already? Yes, are you staying? Mr Imrali, is there any way the negotiations can end well for all parties involved? What do you suggest? Sovereign decisions rest with the sovereigns.
Letting our respective bosses discuss what is best.
What do you think? I'm listening.
Two Parisian cops killed Baba Aroudj.
- Where? - In his hotel room.
- In my hotel? - Yes, the receptionist told me once the Turks cleaned the room.
So, the Turks let a murder be committed in my town, in my hotel, without my permission, is that all? No, that's not all, Joseph.
A cop I know told me that Frankeur had questioned Imrali.
I saw him today and he seemed very nervous.
That confirms it.
Do you think he's working with the cops? It's possible.
Excuse me.
Hello.
Yes, text me the address.
Thanks, Mr Imrali.
Hussein Feyzüllah, the Turks' boss, he wants to speak with you directly.
Here's the address.
What do you think? About what? The Turks, the cops.
The Parisian cops are corrupt and the Turks lack respect for us.
They need to be taught a lesson, no? I want you to personally take charge of this.
Thank you.
- Do you know about Greiner? - Yeah.
He's home.
No, the cops found his DNA at the heist crime scene.
Serge Greiner isn't a threat to our business, Joseph, nor our main concern.
For now, Georges.
For now.
Serge, you're out.
What's on your mind? I'm not out for long, Jackie.
This taste of freedom will only worsen the fall.
Don't say that, you'll depress me.
There's no point speaking of coffins unless there's a death.
This time it's serious, they have my DNA.
Serge, you've been setting yourself up for years, you made powerful friends, without them you wouldn't be here awaiting your trial.
As for the DNA, it's nothing.
If it was rock solid, you would be behind bars.
It won't happen if the buried remain buried.
Jackie, the cops, prison, they're not what worries me the most.
There are important things we need to talk about.
I'll only listen if you eat what I have made for you.
Come in.
What are you doing? I don't have money right now and I don't want to dine out unless I can pay.
What are you talking about? Come in.
I'll take your jacket.
I saw Roxanne today.
How was she? She's worried about you.
She doesn't need to worry.
Everything is fine.
How are you? Are you sure? Sure about what? That everything is fine.
I'll feel better when I see you.
- Big kiss.
- Me, too.
Go on! Answer, you whore.
Maybe she's not in.
Maybe.
Maybe if you had a brain you wouldn't be so stupid.
We went by her workplace, she wasn't there.
She wasn't at her mother's.
So that tells me she's at home.
Do you live in this building? No, sir, my friend lives here.
- What's her name? - Aurélie.
Aurélie Pradier.
You rang, she didn't answer.
Whether she's home or not, I can see why she won't see you.
So, go.
Go? He told us to go.
Who do you think you are? Do you know who you're talking to? Yes, I know who you are.
You're Johnny Schneider.
And the boy is Sébastien Eicher.
So now you can get lost, go.
Johnny, stop! Let him go, let's get out of here.
- Let him go! - Get off me.
So Serge Greiner was the brains behind the Aubagne heist? He's not the only brain behind it.
Georges Mandeville is the guy you're watching.
Yes, it's him.
Are all the accomplices up here? Apparently, yes.
These four haven't been seen again in Marseille or anywhere else in 10 years.
Do you think that I'm sure of it.
I don't understand why Mandeville traffics with the Turks.
He seems to be swimming in cash, what's in it for him? Mandeville is the type of guy who isn't happy with just having enough.
He's the type who wants to have more than he needs.
And he's working for a guy who doesn't accept resignation letters.
Yes.
Pietri? Yes, that's it.
I have to go to Aubagne.
Want to come? What is there to see in Aubagne? Something that could put me in a good mood.
Someone bought this property a few kilometres from the heist site.
He wanted a swimming pool.
And this is what the builders found when they were digging.
Do you think these are Greiner and Mandeville's accomplices? What's left of them.
- You finally found them.
- Yes.
We're still waiting on DNA confirmation.
If we think like Pietri, the only one who can ruin this for him is Greiner.
If Greiner dies, nothing can link Pietri or Mandeville to the Aubagne heist.
If Greiner dies, so does your investigation.
I have people outside Greiner's house.
If Pietri wants to get to him, he'll have to go through my men.
I don't think he would dare.
- Drobecq? - Yes.
Take Putman.
You stay with them.
You coming, Putman? Gentlemen, would you like to have dinner with me tonight? Marseille is inviting Paris? No, Major Frankeur is.
What happened? Mr Einaudi was beaten up.
The guys that he identified did this.
Were you there? Nobody saw anything.
A neighbour came home from shopping and found him unconscious.
How is he? He hasn't woken up but he's not in danger.
Superintendent! Miss Einaudi, let me I don't care about your excuses, my father was beaten because of you.
Who told him the police can't intervene until the suspects commit a real crime? That was me, I told him that.
Well, now you have your real crime.
Are you going to do anything? - She's right.
- What do you suggest? We can't do much with Brabant on our backs.
That depends how much you care.
I don't think Mandeville will try anything with Greiner.
Me, neither.
He's in plain sight and if it fails, the attempt will be as good as a confession.
But Pietri, what's stopping him? Nothing.
Nothing.
Pietri has ruled the town for 30 years.
Every VIP or criminal who comes to Marseille shows him respect.
I don't think we'll see each other tomorrow morning.
I imagine you look forward to getting home.
So have a safe trip back to Paris.
- Goodbye, Caplan.
- Bye, Frankeur.
Now we know where the info on the Turks came from.
And Charlie used us to help his friend Pietri? No.
He got what we needed to hit the Turks.
Now, I have no doubt that Pietri has benefited from this situation.
Okay, let's go? Let's go.
We have just received the first images of the discovery in Aubagne.
They've left the restaurant.
They're going back to the hotel.
Very good.
The remains of five bodies were found by workers installing a swimming pool at a villa near Sainte-Baume.
Our reports indicate that the victims are those of the 2005 bloody heist, a famous heist for which Serge Greiner has long since been considered a prime suspect.
Today, charges weigh on the VIP from Marseille, who was cross-examined yesterday by Major Guido Frankeur, who heads the investigation, as he has obtained new evidence which implicates Serge Greiner.
It is thought that DNA traces were found at the crime scene.
It's ready, Joseph.
Put that here.
I am Joseph Marie Pietri.
Do you speak French? I studied French at school in Istanbul.
You shouldn't have hurt the caretaker.
What do we do now? Shut your mouth.
I'll get the keys.
What about the cop? The cop won't be there forever.
When he leaves, we'll go back.
Wake me up if the cop leaves.
Don't go to sleep.
Roxanne.
You okay? Wait.
You okay? I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
I know what it's like.
When I was locked up in my cell.
I was like that every night.
I went crazy and wanted to scream.
Shit.
- Good evening.
- Good evening, Superintendent.
The thugs that attacked the caretaker came to see Aurélie Pradier, a young woman who lives in the building.
I want to check on her.
Do you want me to come with you? - No, it's fine, thanks.
Go home.
- Thanks.
What is it? The cop left.
Miss Pradier? Is anyone there? Lieutenant Delgado, when you get this message, come to Aurélie Pradier's flat.
I just found her dead.
Hang up.
Put the phone down.
Lieutenant Delgado, when you get this message, come to Aurélie Pradier's flat.
I just found her dead.
I have to go, it's urgent.
- Hello, Caplan? - Yes.
- Don't move! - Careful, careful, calm down.
Okay, okay.
They're here! They're here! Yes, put them in the bag.
No! Shut your mouth! You'll wake the neighbours! No! No! No! No! Shut your mouth or I'll shut it for you.
Johnny, get off her, she's a fucking cop.
Leave me the fuck alone, let me do it.
That's it, don't move.
Yeah.
You like that, yeah, Yeah, yeah.
You like that, slut? Yeah, yeah.
I told you to let her go! I told you to shut your mouth.
You want a go, Little Johnny? You want your turn, huh? You liked that, yeah, you liked it.
Come on.
Sit.
Sit down.
Cool it.
No, no! Don't do this! Please, don't do this! - Stay calm.
- Don't do this! Caplan! Caplan, help me! - Look! - Caplan! Look, Caplan! Look! Look! Look, Caplan, look! Stay calm! There you go.
Look!