Engrenages (2005) s04e08 Episode Script

Previously on Spiral SPIRAL 4 State of Terror You killed Nabil Your DNA is on the shells Look, Gilou.
Let me be clear You won’t get a late licence for the Sarahouis Because they’re going to be raided tomorrow I have not released a sexual offender He’s an innocent man Are you worried I’ll explain Garnier’s methods? Doctoring assessments, creating a scapegoat.
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? -What did this judge do to you? -To me? Nothing My office will be searched on Thursday at 1:00pm How nice We know that Yannis Tzakri and Thomas Riffaut are planning an attack It’s not an attack -I need to talk to Thomas -He’s not here Sophie, the police know about the abduction Leave now.
You’re surrounded by police officers -Whose are these? -They’re not mine Someone else hid them here The problem is, this is only half of it Look what I found in Çetin’s paperwork Yussuf Kulen, his only employee On your knees! Yussuf! If you talk, I’ll kill you -Where are the guns from? -I’ll be deported Yussuf, they’ll be deported Don’t move -Police! -Police! Don’t move Give yourself up Hold him -Hold him -Now calm down Hold still I told you not to move -Shut up -Let go! You’re hurting me Stay there Do you think you’re clever? Put your gun down, you prick -Mind the glass -Sit down SPIRAL 4 State of Terror INTRUDER ALERT What’s this? We come in here, and your work alarm goes off? Michel, Fredo Let’s go You’re coming with us Put the girl and the brother in custody Move it Shit! Shit! Shit! -Gilou -Yeah? Bassoni’s leaving with one of the Sarahouis I’ll follow him OK, thanks -Gilou -Yeah? Bassoni’s heading for the barge -I don’t have the shells -Get out of there They’re coming in Get out of there Yes, Commissioner we’re at the barge Someone’s broken in.
Our men are inside -Where are you? -I’m parked on the road Just a second Yes, absolutely I completely agree with you I’ll keep you informed.
Yes, thank you, Commissioner I’ll pass that on to my men Never do that to me again I fucking got them! -Sorry -No worries Those bastards -All right? -Let’s go Here.
The judge wants to see him at two o’ clock You asked to see me? I can’t talk to you If I talk, they’ll kill my wife, my daughter and then me Yussuf I can call the station and get papers for your wife We’ll tell your lawyer she’s in a detention centre Do you know anyone far from Paris? My wife has an aunt in Toulouse There you go.
We’ll give her papers and put her on the train Sound good? I promise Come with me I’ll have it.
Thanks The weapons don’t belong to me or my boss Is Çetin your boss? He works for a family.
The Ozbeks They hid the guns at Çetin’s house He let them do it Are they Kurds? We’re all from the same region - Tunceli The Ozbeks are in the PKK They say the money is to fight against the Turkish army It’s a revolutionary tax -Right? -Yes -How many Ozbeks? -Four Three brothers and the mother Murat’s the oldest.
He’s in charge -And the mother, too -Layla? Yeah.
She has a restaurant See this one here? Is he an Ozbek? -But that’s Nazim Ozbek -Nazim? Yes, he’s the one who collects the money And the guy who killed himself, Erkan Yilmaz What did he do? He didn’t want to pay He tried to blackmail the Ozbeks with photos But it didn’t work, so he ran Then the police caught him We saw two large trunks in Erkan’s photos Çetin had one of them.
Where’s the other? I don’t know Did anyone mention AK-47s, rocket launchers anything? -Sound familiar? -No Did they ever mention the buyers? Not in front of me I just look after the building site Please, can I see my wife before she goes? Of course you can We’ll watch your baby and leave you two alone Thanks, Yussuf -What do you want? -Guess -How did you get my address? -A friend at headquarters I gave him your numberplate.
The rest was easy You’d make a good policeman -Did you inform on us? -What? I’m the one who warned you Why would I tell on you? It has to be you But I didn’t even know about it If I hadn’t overheard Special Branch, you’d be in jail by now -Sophie? -What about her? I don’t know She was in custody.
Maybe they bargained with her What was she like in custody? Fragile -A little fragile or very fragile? -Very fragile Now I’m afraid I have work to do -This isn’t a good idea -Why not? I’m not worth it Since 1985 France-Kurdistan Solidarity has welcomed and helped by any means possible our Kurdish countrymen Its goal is to help integration That’s the mother, Layla Ozbek, in the middle And two of her sons, Nazim and Rodi.
We only have Nazim on record It’s nothing big.
Just a traffic offence and a brawl He lives in Romainville -The mother has a restaurant -What about the guns? Yussuf says the elder brother sells the guns.
He’s called Murat There’s nothing on him.
He’s like a ghost So you’ve got nothing? Yussuf gave us Nazim’s number.
We’re tapping it Bring him in -You have back-up -What back-up? Don’t you need to replace Pujade? Not really Haroun, this is Inspector Berthaud -Hello, sir -Welcome to the team -Inspector -He’s from International Unit He’s an expert on Arab gangs But they’re Kurdish Yes.
Well, he knows the estates like the back of his hand Great Just great Have a seat He’s back again the fucking bastard Are you insane? How could I possibly warn the police? You were in custody after Hugo died A lot went on If I’d talked, you’d be in jail by now Why didn’t you give the lawyer Thomas’ number? Because he told me not to Thomas Thomas, I love you.
You know I do Stop messing with me What? That’s not true What’s wrong with you? It was him who It’s not true.
You can’t believe him I didn’t do it, Thomas.
I swear I swear, I didn’t do anything -Stop it -I promise, Thomas You can’t believe him I don’t care It’s not fucking true What do we do? What if she was talking to them all along? It can’t be true.
We know her too well We can’t get rid of her Don’t do this to me, Thomas You can’t.
I gave up everything for you Get out you little slag You stitched me up, Karlsson.
I’ll ruin you for this You put me in a dangerous situation Riffaut suspected me.
These are very violent people They can kill you for all I care You’re a piece of shit to me.
You’re nothing Sorry, did I offend you? No, I appreciate your candour These are very violent people They can kill you for all I care You’re a piece of shit to me.
You’re nothing The other recordings aren’t so good, but this is perfect If I were you I’d think twice about using that You have a lot to lose And I could be a real pain in your arse So I suggest we forget about this and wipe the slate clean Goodbye, gentlemen All right? OK, that’s fine Don’t forget the clips What do you want? Murat’s coming tomorrow Go and pick him up I can’t.
I have a day job, you know What about me? The match is tomorrow I don’t have time to pick him up You’re just scared he’ll kick your arse You fetch him, you bastard.
I’m not going For fuck’s sake! He’s your brother, too He’s hung up Are you mad? Bringing that here when we’re expecting people? But, Mum, the police are watching the garage Don’t worry.
I’ll move it -OK? -Let’s go So the big brother exists.
We’ll see what he looks like Except we don’t know where he’ll show up Tomorrow is Newroz, the festival of freedom It’s a symbol of resistance against the Turks It’s outlawed in Turkey So they’ll be at the restaurant.
We should stake it out Yeah.
That way we’ll see them all Come in -I don’t believe it -How are things? -It’s good to see you.
How are you? -Fine What are you doing here? -What’s so funny? -Here Thanks, Tintin To Sami -To Sami -Sami was my cover name I can’t keep up -Does Herville know we know you? -No, he never mentioned it Typical.
He didn’t even tell us he’d replaced Pujade -He never mentioned you -Yeah, I know how he works How are you? I thought she’d had a seizure when I walked in So, you took a bullet? What’s it like, working with your ex? What do you mean? He’s not my ex, OK? I couldn’t care less OK You’re still with us Vincent Thanks for coming All right, Vincent? This is Inspector Haroun -My bloke, Superintendent Brémont -Nice to meet you We’ve met before, haven’t we? Yes, when I was made Chief Inspector So we have two Chief Inspectors? -Is there a job going? -Yes, mine Do you want a drink? He’s really great I’ve heard a lot about him.
He’s a brilliant police officer You’re lucky to have him -You reckon? -What? So he’s a great officer.
Whoopee! -Do you think he wants your job? -I’m tired WE NEED TO TALK! SAMI Look, another German number plate Tintin, take this down Bravo, Sierra, Delta, four, four, four, five Yeah, four, four, four, five No, nothing yet.
The guests are arriving OK, bye He’s in a hurry -Here’s Nazim -And his brother -The notorious Murat -Look over here -Yes, good -Very nice Look, Atalay’s here, too Isn’t that nice? He’s chummy with the Ozbeks We just need Rodi And here he is So, the match We don’t speak Arabic, but we get by Stop going on about Sami, will you? Get off.
You’ll ruin my bloody suit What’s wrong with you? I send you first-class gear, and the police take half of it that Çetin prick gets caught and then you call me to clean up your shit? Am I your cleaning lady? Do I have to mop up after you? Stop it, all right? I didn’t take the bloody guns Çetin lost them.
He’ll pay you back Too right, he will -But you’re out of a job -What? You’ll replace Nazim -And you’ll come with me tonight -Are you nuts? You think Koliba will talk to you? He only does business with me Well, now he does business with me Be quiet! What’s going on? You can discuss your problems later This is a party, for God’s sake I think it’s best if you’re with us Very well If I can help with the search at all, Nicolas just ask We’re here to check your procedures Excellent Wait.
I have something for you Here This ruling was unjustified.
Let me explain I wanted to force an appeal to the Investigating Chamber So the Council will accuse me of manipulation of justice There You’ll like this one Just a second Here it is I forgot to seal the evidence and I got the victim’s name wrong, which is never good I thought that went rather well, didn’t you? Your Honour, I can’t defend you If you keep provoking them You’re fighting above your weight.
Don’t forget that Right, we have lots of photos and lots of IDs to check I spoke to the German police They know Murat Ozbek.
He lives in Düsseldorf He’s in the PKK, and they suspect he’s smuggling guns through Iran We papped him good and proper OK, I want to know all about who’s buying and who’s selling -We’ll tap the restaurant -There’s no time I checked up on that match Rodi mentioned, and there isn’t one -It’s a code word -Maybe he’s meeting a buyer On a national holiday, surrounded by guests? They’re hardly going to nip off and say, “Be back in an hour” So you’d rather tap a restaurant mid-party? Has it occurred to you that we can go in later? Maybe you’ll be the boss one day.
But I’m in charge now We’ll tap the restaurant Look, we won’t get anywhere if we go on like this -I know -So what do we do? -We tap the restaurant -I didn’t mean that -What did you mean? -You and me You’re angry because I left Don’t fool yourself I was sad for a while, but I wasn’t exactly heartbroken You weren’t that important Let me explain After the Larbi case I was sent on a new job I had no way to tell you Life went on and here I am I thought you’d be happy It’s all in the past anyway I have Vincent now That’s good We can stay friends No, that’s all right.
Working together is enough See you This is an appeal so don’t cause any trouble, and everything will be fine -Don’t let me down -Please, Mr Jorkal -You little snitch -Sir, please Sit down Is this your first time? You’ll see it’s not so easy on this side of the bench All rise Masson, do you mind explaining this note you left on my desk? This? Oh, yes Marianne Ledoux is being transferred You’re transferring my clerk? May I remind you that clerks are independent? It’s one of our system’s strengths And may I warn you that you’re looking for a slap? I gave you a new clerk She’s been off sick for eight months What’s more, she can’t tell her arse from her elbow Send Marianne back to me You don’t need her You have no cases left Who told you I have no cases left? No one Clerks are meant to be independent, Masson It’s one of our system’s strengths Mr Jorkal you admitted to providing a car and driving your accomplices You initially confirmed your involvement, but now you claim you had nothing to do with it? Yes, sir.
The police forced me to say I was waiting outside And where were you, if you weren’t outside the building? At home? Yeah Mr Jorkal, a speed camera caught you on the ring road fourteen minutes after the burglary You were driving at 93mph between the La Chapelle and Bagnolet exits Do you call that home? That wasn’t me It wasn’t you? I must say, the photo bears an uncanny resemblance Pass it to the jury President, the photo is not clear Even if the driver resembles my client, that proves nothing Are you hoping to convince the court by quibbling over a photograph? Mr Jorkal, stop denying the evidence You’re very clearly guilty Would the jury President, I demand your words be noted What’s upsetting you now? You said my client was in the photo and was therefore guilty You expressed an opinion on my client’s culpability Return to the dock, Mr Jorkal May I remind you that Article 328 of the Penal Code forbids you to express an opinion on the accused’s culpability But that’s exactly what you have done I request the court be adjourned, while I draw my conclusions You’re trying to stall the trial but before the Court of Justice passes judgement it could take 18 months, even two years And your client will go to prison because with ridiculous lies like that the jury will find him guilty You said my client was guilty Oh, please, Mr Clément I admit I spoke hastily, but you’re making a fuss out of nothing I’m sorry, President, but I can’t let it pass I suppose if you were to withdraw your conclusions I could give your client a favourable judgement Favourable, how? Well so he doesn’t to prison, of course I suppose your clients are appealing for a reduced sentence? Absolutely We were hoping for something like six or seven years That seems reasonable I know this jury.
I’ve worked with them before I could probably persuade them to accept a reduced sentence So, are we all agreed? Your client will confess? How do I know the jury will agree with President Lambert? He’s retiring soon.
A botched trial never looks good But if I back down, I can’t pressure him Mr Clément, will you submit our conclusions? I will not, President Good I call Mr Brandon Jorkal to speak Don’t worry.
Just do as we said Mr Jorkal do you admit the accusations? Yes -This is nonsense -Silence! I never told you, but I know Judge Garnier well You know him? I was his clerk at Lille Regional Court He was so disorganised, some of his cases expired He let deadlines pass, and the accused were set free It didn’t harm his career He’s very persuasive What do you mean? Go on You’ve started.
Now finish Ten years ago, I took some money that was meant for evidence I was divorced, I had children my ex-husband wouldn’t pay alimony I was struggling So when I saw all that money I took it Don’t worry.
I returned it But it was too late Garnier found out? We can’t let him go on like this.
It’s impossible Anyway, I should go What will you do? I don’t know I’ll have lunch with his clerk Clerks stick together -Goodbye -Goodbye, Marianne The court and jury, having discussed the penalty in depth sentence Manuel Loreto to seven years’ imprisonment and sentence Edson Fernandes to six years’ imprisonment Brandon Jorkal has already served He will not return to prison Advocate General, do you have anything to add? No, President The court stands adjourned Nice one, mate Well done.
We’d never have got that result without you -Congratulations -Thank you Thanks.
I thought I was done for Just watch your step.
Those people aren’t your friends See you soon Well done.
I hear you made quite an impact I was brilliant Getting a bit full of yourself, aren’t you? Here’s your client He’ll try to wine and dine you.
Don’t let him -OK? -OK -You don’t need this guy -All right See you -Did I scare her off? -No, she had to go I should be angry with you, but the best man won, and I admit defeat I’ll introduce you to my associates We’ll fire the other lawyers and run everything by you Why not? You should get a new partner You’re better than the likes of her I don’t understand What? Why can’t we be friends? Not now, OK? We’ve talked it over.
There’s no point banging on about it I hope you don’t think I’m after your job You think I’m on Herville’s side? You know me better than that I’m not so sure After all, you left without even saying goodbye Why do you think I’m here? Go on I came back for you To find you again Here comes Nazim Here they are The Ozbeks are leaving.
Get ready to go It’s about time.
I thought we’d be here all night -Do you have the kit? -Yes Shit! The mother’s still here The mother’s still here.
They must have a flat What? We can’t tap them Watch out.
Nazim’s leaving with the big bloke from the Soliman I think he has a gun Murat’s in the car.
Don’t let them get away.
Let’s go Perfect timing.
I was going to call you What did you do to him, you bitch? -What are you talking about? -I’m talking about you and Thomas I’ve seen you wiggle your arse and him sniffing around -Are you mad? -You’re sleeping with him, I know it I knew it when you came into our bedroom Can you get her file from my office, please? You go.
I’ll stay here He told me He said she had a great arse, and he wanted to fuck her She’s a slut.
She led him on You don’t know anything.
Now shut up and get out Piss off! And take your stuff with you You shagged her bloke.
You could at least call her a taxi My GPS says the only possible junction for two miles is a lane on the right, leading to a quarry if they turn there, we can’t follow -Do you read me? -Yes And they’re turning right Make sure it’s not a U-turn We’ll find a way in from the other side So, what do we do? The quarry’s not far.
Get as close as you can If you see any guns, we’ll arrest the buyers If you see nothing, then we’ll stay out of it -Be careful -Yep Good luck This place is huge -They’ll be over there -Let’s go this way I’ll have a look No, you’ll make too much noise Let’s go around This way, quick.
We’ll cut through -Careful -Stop making me nervous Where’s Rodi? Didn’t he call you? I’m his brother -What’s goin on? -Do you want Rodi or the guns? Can you hear me? What’s going on? We’re in place.
We have a visual on them Can you see anything? They’re talking -We can’t see much -Can you get closer? Pass the binoculars Oh, shit I forgot them You’re fucking joking -I’ll get them -No, I’ll go I can go Laure, Gilou’s coming back We need binoculars to see better OK Show me the gear Garip Tintin, can you get any closer? Well OK, I’ll try Fuck Shit Tintin, are you OK? Are they.
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? -Tintin -Maybe he’s too close to talk -Gilou, can you hear me? -Yeah Tintin’s not answering.
Can you check on him? OK, I’ll go back I like it It’s 35,000 for everything Rodi said it was 20,000, max Rodi’s not in charge.
I am So if you can’t pay up, we’ll forget it People are lining up to buy this stuff OK, OK.
That’s fine Enough games Here Garip Tintin, did they buy anything? Tintin, do you read me? Did they buy anything? Do we intercept them or not? Hello, are you there? Fuck What happened? Nothing happened, all right? It’s not my fault, is it? I’m just cold, that’s all Where the hell were you? Gilou, what are you doing? We’re leaving Is something wrong? No, nothing’s wrong Extracted from BBC