Engrenages (2005) s04e01 Episode Script

Season 4, Episode 1

Previously on Spiral You know full well that an enquiry must be impartial to run smoothly If I hadn’t placed my duty above the rules this case wouldn’t exist The enquiry continues, Your Honour But you’ll step down Joséphine, you don’t respect anything Oh, except money.
Of course You’re a lawyer, not a social worker What do you want to do? All right, smart arse.
Go home to Mummy You really are a dick I know -You and I need time -You have no time for anyone There’s always another case You work to fill the void.
You’re scared of living I had no choice Faster Shit Turn right What about the hospital? Go right, I said Turn right Stop by that path He’s still alive! I said stop! It’ll be OK Help me What are you doing? Shut up! Help me get him out SPIRAL 4 State of Terror Well? Why didn’t you pick up? We’re here, aren’t we? So, what have we got? Here’s the bloke who called us A night watchman at the riding stables -Hello, sir -Hello All right, JP? They’ve got two security cameras and the gentleman saw two men pull up in a car with a body, right? Yeah, they took that path but it was too dark -How long were they there? -I’m not sure exactly I’m sorry.
At that moment, I had to change the DVD So I couldn’t record them leaving but I’d say four, five minutes tops and then I called the police Thanks -Evening -Evening -Was it you who called us? -Yes -Where’s the body? -We haven’t looked We called you as soon as we found the shoe and didn’t touch anything -Where’s the shoe? -Over there So, what do we do? Fetch all the gear and we’ll get started Right we’re looking for a body, possibly alive You know what to do Keep your eyes and ears open and stay on the lookout And move slowly, OK? Pujade, bag up the shoe -Everyone ready? -Yes,ready There’s something there Oh, shit There’s blood Mark it Here, as well And even more here -They left him here -Yeah It leads through here It looks like he crawled So he was alive when they left him There’s more and more OK, he’s here Shit He’s dead We’ve found a Caucasian individual with curly, blond hair, lying face down Turn him over, will you? It’s a man, aged around 25 About 5′ 8″ with serious damage to the face and upper limbs No right or left hand Left arm gone below the elbow It’s hard to tell if this was an accident or done deliberately No, it wasn’t cut It was practically ripped off The wounds are open with irregular edges Either he went under a train or was torn apart by an explosion The individual crawled for several metres before dying here Look for ID There’s nothing here No prints, no documents and half of his face is missing It’ll be a job identifying him To open a joint account, I’ll need your ID cards and your residence permit, sir Even if we already have accounts here? Thank you I’ll photocopy these.
I’ll be right back Wait How long does it take to photocopy? It was me who called -The gentleman’s in my office -OK Hello, sir Hello, madam Did you give this residence permit to the lady? -That’s his.
Why? -It’s fake, madam What did you pay for it? If you have no permit, you’ll have to come with us -No, you can’t do this -Please, madam He’s done nothing! -He works! He pays taxes! -It’s not worth it, OK? What’s this? He’s lived here for ten years Magali, don’t get upset You can’t do this! Get off me! OK? Don’t touch me, OK? Moussa? It’ll be OK.
It’s OK A car arrives at 3:19am Probably a Citroen ZX of some sort.
We can’t read the numberplate -Can’t you zoom in? -There’s no point.
The quality’s crap The other man can hardly carry him He needs to grow a pair Is that a badge on his jacket? It’s army surplus.
There are millions like that Send it round.
See if anyone recognises it Play it again You’re right, Gilou.
It’s not a bloke -Look.
She can hardly carry him -I think you’re right OK, put out a call for a dark Citroen ZX with two people inside, one female, If there was an explosion the police would have heard But we don’t know where Ask around.
If there’s no luck, try headquarters I’ll try the stations around Montreuil too -But the night team are off-duty -I’ll pull some strings Don’t forget the reconstruction, will you? Hello.
We’re here from Cergy Down the end, on your left -Hello -Hello Step forward, sir.
Keep going, keep going.
There Hold still One moment, please.
Thank you OK, through here, please Over to the desk.
Thank you.
Go ahead -Hello -Hello Here “Moussa Koné” Is that your real name? Yes, sir From Mali? I was born there but I’ve worked here for ten years OK My girlfriend’s French -We’ll check all that -We’re having a baby Room 96 OK, you can go This way, sir Here.
You can take your bag OK.
No personal effects in the rooms If you need something from your bag, then ask, OK? We’ll give you a toothbrush and a razor You’ll return the razor after each use There’s plenty of soap in the showers You’re allowed to keep Understand? Good.
Put your bag in here Go ahead, sir, please OK, let’s go Excuse me -Is Judge Wagner here? -Everyone’s waiting Shit -You’ve dressed up? -Shut up.
It’s deliberate I want Wagner to see a woman who saved another woman It works, doesn’t it? Now Chief Inspector Berthaud is here, can we start? Lights off, please, Inspector So, you see Ronaldo Fuentes astride his victim, about to kill her That’s right, Your Honour He leans over to his jacket and takes his gun from the inside of it Go ahead, sir Then what happens? He points it at me so I shout “Drop your weapon, drop your weapon” and then he takes aim So I repeat, “Drop your weapon” I know he’s going to shoot It all happens in slow motion And then I shoot to stop him Twice Did he drop his gun and fall or did he fall with his gun? He might have taken a couple of steps before falling I don’t know I looked at his victim afraid that I’d arrived too late I was scared she was dead Perhaps Inspectors Fromentin and Escoffier can clarify what happened Do you both remember seeing Ronaldo Fuentes taking out his gun to shoot Berthaud? Yes, Your Honour Then can you explain why Sergeant Pujade told Superintendent Paquin that he heard gunshots before you entered the depot? Did I say that? He did, Your Honour The Sergeant told me that Inspectors Fromentin and Escoffier entered four to five seconds after the shots This is no time to be forgetful, Sergeant Did you see your colleagues go in before or after the shots? Gentlemen, I’m confused Either you saw lnspector Berthaud fire in self-defence or no one did and we have a big problem May I remind you that false testimony in a murder case could cost you dearly? Your Honour I was in charge of the operation and I saw Inspectors Escoffier and Fromentin go into the depot shortly before the shots were fired and not after I think Mr Pujade is mistaken Why didn’t you mention that you were there, Superintendent? Because no one asked me I’d like the clerk to note down my remarks, Your Honour Of course, Superintendent We’d never neglect anything you said I’m taking Pujade to the Inspectorate to give his statement It won’t take long -How long has he been with us? -Four months So, no time at all He won’t drop us in it He will if he sticks to his story Don’t worry, now I’ve said I saw you going in what can Wagner do? Thanks, Superintendent Thanks very much -Thanks -You didn’t have to do that See you his evening? No, I can’t.
I have drinks with the new Chief Superintendent We still have all night You can get dressed We’ll keep all this in an envelope for you And my mobile? We only allow mobiles that don’t take photos But I have to tell my wife I mean, my girlfriend There are booths in the corridor.
You can call from there This way, Mr Koné Are you OK? Are you OK? Mr Koné? Mr Koné? Here Are you all right? -I can’t stay here -No, no Stay there.
Calm down -I shouldn’t be here -No, no It’s not worth it Don’t worry, I’ve got it Don’t get worked up If you get upset, it’ll cause nothing but trouble So let’s calm down, OK? OK? Are you still with me? You’ll be OK Hello Been here long? Ten days What am I doing in here? I don’t understand I don’t understand No one here does But I’ve worked here for ten years I married a French woman.
We’re having a baby OK, judging by his lack of hands, he was probably holding the explosive The lungs and chest have collapsed.
Have a look We call it a blast effect Caused by what? A grenade? No, there’d be metal in him Oh, look, more glass We found it in the face, the neck and the lungs Maybe from a jar or a bottle, Normal organs, no genetic anomalies tattoos, piercings or anything distinctive Not that helpful, as corpses go However, you might be interested in this Look here the skin texture This type of burn can be caused by sulphuric acid And if you combine it, for example, with hydrogen peroxide It makes a bomb Funny time to be shaving I fell out with a friend I’m subletting from Shit.
Have you got something else lined up? I haven’t looked Christine wants your boxes gone before the birth Twins will make the place messy Yeah Don’t tell Laure about this or she’ll invite me to stay It seems it was a Citroën ZX We found one burnt out but the numberplate was legible I called the police headquarters and got the owner’s name Gilbert Moinard It turns out he sold his car to a girl Well spotted, Gilou -Her name is Sophie Mazerat -Can you spell it? M-A-Z-E-R-A-T She never registered it so we don’t have an address -Did you try the database? -Nothing Either she’s clean or it could be a fake name -DNA? -Nothing matched the body Fine.
Anything from the local station? Nothing just yet I’ve watched the video over and over and the only interesting thing is the patch on his coat It’s a fist, like that Montreuil’s registered a complaint about an explosion that night -Where? In town? -No, on an estate near the stables You two go and check it out I’ll wait for Pujade to come back -Gilou? -Yeah? You could have told me you had nowhere to stay LAWYERS’ ROOM Come in -Hello.
Mr Koné -Hello, madam Nice to meet you.
Have a seat The ALTE collective hired me to defend you Your girlfriend called them It seems to me that you have a very strong case I’ll condemn the terms of your arrest to the LFJ -The what? -The liberties and freedoms judge I’ll make a plea to the Administrative Court asking to cancel your DO Your deportation order Mr Koné, we have 48 hours to prove to the judge that deportation would harm your family life It seems that you and Magali have a serious relationship Yes, we live together and we’re having a baby Oh, the lady is pregnant? That’s perfect.
Perfect If you have a job, even better I’ve worked in the same restaurant for ten years Excellent Who are those people? Your supporters You’ll need some publicity.
It puts pressure on the judges Madam, I’m afraid you’ll have to ask Magali for your fee I don’t have anything It’s taken care of.
Don’t worry.
I don’t work for free So Down with detention centres! Free Moussa Koné! Free Moussa Koné! Show solidarity! Excuse me -Can you stop the procedure? -No, not yet So we’re just here for a laugh? -If you don’t like to, go -No, I don’t like it Moussa doesn’t need this kind of fanfare Actually, he was glad to have it Who’s she? Ms Karlsson, Mr Koné’s lawyer How is he? Fine.
Come with me Why didn’t you tell me you were pregnant? It’s only been a month.
We were keeping it quiet Listen, if you want Moussa to stay in France you’ll need a pregnancy certificate -And make a big fuss about it, OK? -OK Free Moussa Koné! Immigration is not a crime! -Hello? -This is Inspector Suric I’d like to speak to Ms Karlsson Ms Karlsson is away.
I’m her associate.
What’s this about? It’s about her client, Mr Ousmanov He’s available to talk as soon as possible OK.
Thank you You could move to a place like this Give it a rest, will you? Look, it’s open It looks empty Let’s go round the back It’s clear Do we call Forensics? Let’s have a look first.
Wait a sec Careful Oh, shit He lost a lot of blood It looks like it exploded in here Here we are I think we’ve found our prints I’ll call Forensics Don’t take on this client But I’ve already agreed to, Pierre.
If Szabo can’t do it, I have to Give me the contract.
I can finish it Thanks, but that’s not the problem Ousmanov is mad and dangerous and I have no idea how to get rid of him RUNNING ANALYSIS Got it The prints match someone called Hugo Rozier I’ll get you his file Hugo Rozier born 17th September, 1987 Arrested for shoplifting and the handling of stolen goods all between the age of thirteen and fifteen A real delinquent.
Are you sure it’s him? You need twelve matching points to be certain and we have ten Ten’s good -Hello? -Gilou? Are you with Tintin? I’ve found the man -And his address? -Yeah.
We’ll go in without a warrant -I’ll be there in ten -OK.
Good with me Pujade is back from the Inspectorate Try to find out how it went -And be nice -OK So, JP, how was the Inspectorate? Fine What did you tell Paquin? Nothing more than what I had already -I just confirmed my statement -You little fucker Wait You didn’t deny it? We all went in after the shots and you know it I’m not going to lie for you.
It’s got nothing to do with me If you say this to the judge, then it’s murder and we’ll be fired Not me, you Stop it, stop it, stop it! Stop it! For fuck’s sake, JP a team has to stick together or it collapses What team? Stick together? I’ve been here four months and you hardly know me So don’t talk to me about teams! JP, wait! -Thanks, Suric -No problem Mr Ousmanov What are you doing here? Where’s Ms Karlsson? She doesn’t know that you’re here Why? Didn’t you tell her? I’ll be taking care of you So, you attacked two police officers while drunk? That’s bad You could be summoned in court by tomorrow Tomorrow, I have to be in Moscow So you or that Karlsson bitch had better fix this quickly What? What is it? I can fix your problem, Mr Ousmanov, but on one condition What condition? You never see Ms Karlsson again -Hello -Hello Excuse me, madam.
Police.
What floor’s Rozier on? -Fourth, on the left -Thank you Someone’s in Jesus! -Don’t move! Police! -Get him inside Stand up So you’re Manuel Alcala? -And Rozier lives here? -Yes -Where is he? -I don’t know -Phone number? -He doesn’t have a mobile -How does he ring people? -No idea Look, I’m a maths student.
My parents bought this flat Hugo sublets a room but I hardly know him Has he done something? All we know is he’s dead Is that his room down at the end? I asked you a question.
Is that his room? -Yeah, it’s his -Come and show us Move it Weedy little shit! -Move! -It’s not normally like this -Does anyone else have a key? -I don’t think so -Did he have a computer? -Yeah -Where is it? -I don’t know.
I was at a class -“Insurrection”.
Was this for you? -No -Then who? -I don’t know -Who did he know? -No one He didn’t know anyone.
Except this girl, Sophie They weren’t together.
She was a friend -Sophie who? -I don’t know.
She studied at Paris 7 Is that her? Yes, that’s her Sophie Mazerat It’s got to be her Here.
I thought this might cheer us up a little You went to Hugo’s place? Yeah, I took his computer Come in We have to take care of the burial We can’t leave him at the morgue Listen, Sophie By now the police will have identified him and told his family Let them be useful for once and take care of it Get dressed.
You can’t stay here The police will trace it back to you But where do I go? Come with me How do you do it? I put on a stone every year -Still playing tennis? -Yeah, a bit Did you ever come across the Ousmanov file? -Yes, assault and battery -Exactly You’re not here for him, are you? His embassy called me It seems he’s been beaten up.
He has marks all over He knows the Kremlin so they want to make a scene I wanted to warn you, if you rush him into court you’ll have somebody from the embassy there, journalists outside and my hands will be tied Shit.
Everyone will think we work for the police Look, Ousmanov will go back to Moscow either way If you delay the summons, then by that time he’ll be out of Paris I’ll call the station And this never happened -See you -This is the prosecutor’s office I was wrong about Pujade I should have made him feel more welcome And sucked him off while you were at it He doesn’t care about the team We always invited him for drinks and he never came All right? Don’t bother.
She’s with a bloke from the local station How could someone that pretty ever be a police officer? Thanks a lot Amina? This is Inspector Escoffier He can’t believe you’re on our team You don’t want someone new? I never said that Here’s the new boss -Smooth operator -Yeah I preferred Auber Ladies and gentlemen allow me to introduce Chief Superintendent Herville who will be in charge of our district from now on So I ask you all to follow his instructions in line with the law and our code of ethics Chairman, my dear colleagues I am truly honoured to take over this district and I’m well aware that it’s no small challenge I’ve looked at the figures and I was impressed with your results This year we’ve had 527 in custody, and a crime clearance rate of 96% 76% for armed theft You seized ten vehicles 2 million euros, a tonne of cannabis resin and 120 kilos of heroin So I want to say well done but let’s improve on that I'll miss you Looks like we’ll need calculators from now on -He’s obsessed with numbers -He just wants to get results I thought he seemed all right.
At least he has ambitions for us The famous Chief Inspector Berthaud People are talking about you all over Paris You’re my kind of officer, Berthaud You’re tough.
You’ve no kids or a husband All that sentimental rubbish is a pain in the arse I like officers who are real officers How did the reconstruction go? All sorted? I don’t know.
I hope so Well, maybe I was wrong What I want are results More work, less navel-gazing How are you, Escoffier? -Not too bored, I hope -No, no.
I’m fine Things are going to get exciting here You’ll be glad you stayed People we’re in trouble What do I owe you? Have a safe trip, sir What if he comes back? He can’t.
He’s wanted in court He thinks we’re an item -Did you imply that? -No, it was all him So you lied to everyone, you two-faced bastard You’re worse than me Is that a compliment? Still out on the tiles, Gilou? How’s it going? Well, if it isn’t Prince Nabil You really are a prick I help you out in jail and then you never call me Come on, Gilou.
I had to find work -I’m hardly a civil servant -Right So what did you find? Selling dope? Why are you doing this? You know I stopped that I work with the Sarahouis -Do you know them? -No I’ll buy you a drink at their place.
It’s really classy There.
The Sarahoui brothers -Nabil -All right? Chief Inspector, it’s an honour It’s just “Inspector” Still, I heard you were “chief” material Your dancer’s good She’s from Cairo I’ll get her to have some champagne with you after her dance What a charmer! -Yannick, champagne for the gentlemen -Yes, sir -You can wait at the bar -OK Can I have the bill, please? What are you doing? Don’t insult us That’s kind.
Thank you Gilou, the Sarahouis are a big deal They know everything They’ll hook you up with all kinds of shit I’m sure your mates are just wonderful But what do they want in return? Just relax, will you? It’s cool You missed a bit It’s Thomas Hi No, no -Seriously -Don’t touch it You’re not playing fair What are you talking about? Play properly! Here Make sure it’s all there LEARN TO SAVE LIVES Here.
Lights and tear gas -All right? -All right She’s coming with us Put your stuff in here Thomas? Did you go to Hugo’s? Yeah, I got his computer What a nightmare I know, but it happens Thomas, can I talk to you? I’m not going I can’t Why? Are you scared? Sophie Violence is a part of life It’s a shame about Hugo but we have to keep going We went through it together so we should stay together Even now he’s gone You know it’s what he’d want Don’t let me down now What’s this? What’s this crap? Is this what you’re up to? One bullet per officer and mow down the lot? -Don’t you like it? -For fuck’s sake What if the police comes and finds this shit? They’ll take everyone away There are families here, remember? They’ll put them away All these African families.
Women and children You want them to go to prison? I don’t give a shit about families You fucking prick -All right, Sophie? -Yeah, I’m fine Come with me.
You can sleep downstairs Don’t stay with these nutcases Thanks, Christophe, but I’m sorry I’ll stay with Thomas That’s that, then A lady at the bank snitched on the bloke She had no right to do that I know It’s a mess.
He’s in the detention centre Extracted from BBC
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