All language subtitles for 5rFF-dogsberlin-S1E02.eng

Why are you here?

What's wrong?

I'm scared, Paula.

I don't know what to do anymore.

So you're finally ready
to quit lying to me then?

I'm so sorry.

I'm so sorry for everything.

6 DAYS BEFORE
WEDNESDAY

Have you got me the case yet?

I'm on the way to see her.

-To her house?
-To her house.

Good luck.

Good morning, I'd like to see your mother.

Which one?

The Chief of Police.

Come in. Have a seat.

Orkan Erdem, huh?

Shouldn't we discuss this...

My wife is a public official too.
We can talk openly.

-You organized a task force?
-The first briefing just began.

This case has top priority.

-Do it efficiently and by the book.
-Of course!

With the refugee crisis,
tensions in the city are higher than ever.

This is the last thing we need.

Any suspects?

Thousands. Unfortunately.
The man was world famous.

What the hell was he doing in Marzahn?

PROSECUTOR AND JUDGE TO BE ON STANDBY.

I want to be informed
about every new development.

-No surprises.
-Of course not.

We're going to need a state prosecutor
and a judge on standby.

I'll talk to the prosecutor.
I'm meeting with the mayor at midday.

I must be well-prepared.

I'll have the most important points
prepared for you.

SWAT TEAM

In order to work effectively,

we should put a SWAT team
under the command of the task force.

PATHOLOGISTS AND FORENSICS

Of course we'll need pathologists
and forensic doctors on standby.

THE LAB

And the lab should be on standby too.

-That's a top priority.
-Who's heading the task force?

-Kurt Grimmer. He's very experienced.
-Have you lost your mind?

Why? Grimmer is one of our best.

Grimmer, with his neo-Nazi connections,
investigating the murder of a famous Turk?

The press will have a field day.

Come on, that's old news.
He was the first at the scene.

And he very cleverly
kept it all hush-hush.

I don't give a shit.

Find a Turk to lead the unit.

We haven't got one.

Then promote someone. You have my support.

-No red tape.
-So a dual leadership with Grimmer, yeah?

How do you think
the Turkish community will react to that?

Grimmer wouldn't have to appear in public.

Do you want to risk your career for this?

Has he got something on you?

His clear-up rate is off the charts.

The Turkish community
will want to see quick results too.

Have the next of kin been informed?

- No, not yet--
-You do it.

Okay, a dual leadership.

You have until tonight
to find someone suitable.

Or you and Grimmer are off the case.

Thanks.

If your protégé fucks up,
you'll take the heat.

Just so that's clear.

Understood.

I...

I have to...

and I will inform your parole officer.

Yes.

I know you'll end up
in prison again, but..

you should have thought about that before.

-What should I have thought about before?
-What?

What you just said. Is it the dog?

Emilia, Finn! You have to go to school.
Wash your hands and pack your bags!

You heard what your mum said. Off you go!

Don't worry, we won't keep it.

But he's so sweet! Mum, please don't!

It's a family decision.
We all have to agree.

Did you pack your sports bag, Emilia?
You have a match today.

-And go brush your teeth.
-True.

Is it because of Nike?

Shall I come with you?

No thanks. You've got your big case.

It's just I...

I liked her...

I like her a lot, you know?

Firing someone is always hard.
It makes me feel awful.

And I'm not sending them back to prison.

Thanks.

Thank you. For...

For not saying "I told you so."

I really thought
she would seize the opportunity and...

Never stop believing
in the good in people.

Could you pay the rent
for the shop again this month?

I had to buy a lot of new stock
for the magazine feature.

Sure.

No problem.

Dad!

What's wrong with him?

Come here.

-He's not feeling well.
-Does he need a vet?

Daddy's dealing with it.
Time for school!

-Where are you?
-I found Orkan Erdem's finger.

"TEAM"

FEDERAL HOMICIDE

Morning.
Do you know what we're doing here?

Good morning!
Now we're all here we can start.

Most of you know me.
I'm Kurt Grimmer, head of this task force.

We're all lucky to be here.
This is a really big case.

Hans? Introductions?

I'm Hans Kuscha, I'm 39--

Spare us your hobbies, Hans.
It's not a dating agency.

I'm an old colleague of Kurt's.

I was with him in Organized Crime.
I've been with Homicide six years.

Tom Kriftel, computer specialist.

I've no idea what I'm doing here.
But I'm curious to find out.

I don't know why I'm here either.

I cover gangs, specializing in hooligans
and all things football.

ERDEM
WILL HE PLAY OR NOT?

-I'm Bruno, I'm 40.
-So it is a dating agency then?

May I?

Lars, forensics.
I've worked with Kurt for a while.

And Hans of course.

So I know why I'm here.

Orkan Erdem has become
a very important player...

Football? I thought you only liked boxing?

Jörg Glemke, vice squad.
Been here for 20 years.

ERDEM - WILL HE PLAY OR NOT?

MANY TOP PLAYERS DON'T COMPETE
AGAINST THE TEAM OF THEIR HOMELAND...

WE'LL ONLY FIND OUT

WHEN THE TEAMS ENTER THE PITCH
ON THE 24TH OF OCTOBER.

THE GERMAN TEAM IS CONFIDENT!

Kurt?

Kurt?

Sorry?

Yes...

You're wondering
why I've gathered the elite here.

There we have Petrovic and Wachtmeister.

They're uniformed police,
and our liaison officers from Marzahn.

Last night they found Orkan Erdem's body.

This...

is his dog: Zeki.

Why isn't this all over the news?

Because Petrovic and Wachtmeister
were so discreet.

WOULD HE HAVE PLAYED?

And we'll keep it that way.

It's top secret
until the official press conference.

We have to gain time
before the media circus arrives.

WOULD HE HAVE PLAYED?
BEST PLAYER OF THE EC?

This case has top priority.

Seiler has promised me
all the manpower we need.

Your overtime has already been approved.

Orkan Erdem was found
at 11:50 p.m. by a Mr. Stammfeldt.

Petrovic and Wachtmeister arrived first,
then I did soon after.

What we know so far is that the victim
was hit on the head by a blunt instrument.

The murder weapon hasn't been found yet.

A missing finger has turned up.

The dog had it.

NO. TOO POLITICAL.

What about witnesses?

Yes, exactly... witnesses.

One witness says he saw four young Arabs
heading from the scene.

Right afterwards two cars,
one a Lamborghini,

left the crime scene at high speed.

ERDEM'S NOT A CRUCIAL PLAYER?

We can assume it was Erdem's car.
Finding the car is our top priority.

It's just as important
to chart his last 24 hours.

Question the people who knew him,
investigate threats, enemies and so on.

OUR TEAM IS BETTER,
EVEN WITHOUT HIM.

TURKEY HAS NO HOPE.

WITH OR WITHOUT ERDEM

Marzahn...
Any clues suggesting a racial motive?

Not yet.

-We should investigate that. You, Hans?
-Sure.

I'll take care of the hooligans
and the football scene.

No need to raise your hand, Wachtmeister.
We're not at school.

Does the task force have a name yet?

"Marzahn"!

-"Final whistle"?
- "Orkan"!

What does the lady say? Petrovic?

-"Red Card" perhaps?
-Louder, please.

"Red Card" perhaps?

Yeah. I think "Red Card" is good.

Lars, you check the dog for evidence.

Send Orkan's finger to forensics.
It's in the fridge.

You two, check the witness statements
and investigate known car thieves.

Make sure no one knows
whose car we're looking for.

Seiler wants an update before midday.
He'll get one.

Let's go, guys.
Welcome to the Red Card task force.

-Kurti?
-Not now!

I was supposed to meet Detective Fucht.

I'm here.

We've got to be very careful.

I don't feel good about this...

Grimmer's a formidable opponent.

What's going on here? Why opponent?

Wachtmeister, you called us
because you've got better questions.

-Right?
-Yeah.

Why was Grimmer there
without being called?

And where did he go for so long?

You've got the right instinct.

We need people like you.

While investigating
an old homicide from 1998

involving the Brotherhood Marzahn,

who did we discover was a member
of that particular neo-Nazi group?

Kurt Grimmer.

Last night there's suddenly
another dead body in Marzahn.

A Turkish one at that.
And Kurt Grimmer turns up again.

He lied.

He said he was on duty.

And now he's leading the task force.

So what else has he lied about?

We can't ask this openly
without attracting attention.

We don't want that just yet.

He's being protected by someone high up.

-What do you need?
-Everything. Anything you notice.

-Unfollowed leads, irregularities...
-Evidence that goes missing.

If there's anything
that points to the Brotherhood.

Got it.

Wachtmeister, this is where he comes from.

His mum still lives here,
and his brother too.

You have to be careful.

But at some point he'll slip up.
And then we'll be there.

You stole from me.

I've got it on video.

And I'm so sorry,

I really thought you'd make
the most of this opportunity.

I have to inform your parole officer.

Okay, we all make mistakes, but...

then we have to deal
with the consequences.

What are you doing here so early?

Nike, 234 euro is missing from the till.

It was small amounts each day,
throughout the month,

but in total it comes to 234 euro.

Really? That's crazy.

Don't act surprised. You took it.

Me? No way.

You have abused my trust.
I have to let you go.

-I have nothing to do with it. I promise.
-Nike.

Actions have consequences.

Action. Reaction.

-But I didn't do anything.
-I've got it on video!

You know the rules.

I have to inform your parole officer.

-I'm not going back to jail.
-You wasted this opportunity.

You have no idea.

It was your own actions.

Sure, I know. "Action. Reaction."

-You should leave before...
-What?

Before you call the police?

-Your badass cop husband?
-You're making this worse.

Oh yeah?

And you're making it better?
Stupid cunt, acting like a social worker.

"Oh, look at me,
I'm a bored, unfucked housewife

I drive a Mercedes, my kids are so great
and my husband's a cop,

I'm so awesome I even got
a welfare case to work at the shop!"

Blah blah blah!

Nike, think what you're...

Think long and hard
about what you're doing, you stupid cunt.

Sixteen.

Thank you.

Seventeen.

Thank you.

Eighteen.

Thank you.

Nineteen.

Twenty.

Thank you.

-Can I please come now?
-Only if you say please.

Oh, please.

Can I please, please come?

Shit. Oh no!

I've got to go, sorry.
Call me again tonight, okay?

-Okay.
-With pleasure.

Get ready!
Mom has an appointment at social services.

Oh, hello.

Good morning.

Not too bad.

Thor! Come and eat!

Thor!

Shoes on, please.
You have to eat in the car.

Wait! Your snack.

If Mrs. Mohn asks,
say Erik was throwing up all night

and that's why you're late, okay?

-I love you.
-Me too.

Bye, big guy.

BAD CHOICE OR IS ERDEM REALLY SICK?

ERDEM MISSES
TONIGHT'S MATCH AGAINST TURKEY

ERDEM NOT IN STARTING LINEUP

Football? I thought you only liked boxing?

I don't know if Erdem will even play.

TURKEY IS A WEAK OPPONENT

Can you pay the rent this month?

-You have until the weekend.
-17,000, by tomorrow.

PRIVATE NUMBER

Kurt?

Are you in there?

I'll be right there.

Just to let you know:
No DNA yet but the finger is Erdem's.

Great, thanks.

Why? Why?

No. No.

Impossible. Impossible. Impossible.

No!

Impossible.

No, no...

Why?

CAN I CALL YOU LATER?

I HAVE TO GET INTO THE STADIUM
BEFORE THE MATCH. ALL ACCESS.

OK.

-No way.
-Please, Erol, you have to.

Did you forget
how my last talk with Dad went?

Tell Mom she shouldn't let him in.

If he comes again, call the police.

Even better,
I'll get a patrol car to circle her block.

-Little shits.
-What?

Nothing. I'm working.

-Please talk to him.
-He doesn't want to.

-Hey, Murad.
-Get him to leave us alone.

Wait. Hey!

You're a cop now. He'll respect that.

If we involve outsiders, it will escalate.

-Please. Do it for Mom.
-Okay. I'll take care of it.

Now what's going on?

-I have to go.
-Bye.

-Erol Birkan?
-You know that. What is this?

You're coming with us.

-I'm pursuing a witness. Bad timing.
-That wasn't a request.

Is this about yesterday?

No, no, no.

Fuck.

Fuck. I forgot.

Oh, no.

Hello, it's Sabine Ludar.
I've got an appointment at 10:45...

Yeah, I know it's already 10:50.

I'm calling because my son is sick
and my car's broken down...

But I need the appointment!

My microwave's broken,
my son needs new shoes.

Please.

I've waited a month for this appointment.

I'll wait in line, as long as it takes.

What?

You're not allowed
to use a cell at a gas station.

You could start a fire.

Mind your own business,
you unfuckable whale!

What?

God.

PRIVATE NUMBER

Everything we got off the dog
could be traced back to Orkan.

-The finger is his.
-Any leads on the murder weapon?

Aluminum particles
found in the head wound.

Maybe a baseball bat.

BINE: I NEED CASH.

SORRY. TOMORROW.

How's my access looking?

Working on it.

-I hope it's not a ploy to get autographs.
-You know me too well.

-Call me later. We need to talk.
-What about?

I'll tell you then. In person.

-Don't fuck up, Grimmer!
-Never.

All eyes will be
on Berlin tonight at 7:30,

when the German national team
will play Turkey at the Olympic Stadium.

The big question
for football fans everywhere remains:

Is Orkan Erdem going to play or not?

TAKE A NUMBER

No! Fuck!

Not working anymore.
They turned it off half an hour ago.

Too many people here.

Rafika Masaad.

How would you describe
her leadership style?

Careful, professional.

She keeps a clear head
and sticks to the rules.

And your colleague Aykut Kubat?

A good man.

-You're both Turkish...
-We're both German.

I'm in a hurry. How long will this take?

Yesterday's operation...

What went wrong?

We were ratted out.

One theory is
that there's a mole in your unit.

-So?
-What do you think?

Tarik-Amir knew we were coming.

-Do you suspect anyone?
-No. My guys are clean. All of them.

Erol Birkan...

Grew up in Kreuzberg-Kaiserwarte,
on the same block as the Tarik-Amirs.

- Would you vouch for him too?
-More than anyone.

You applied for a promotion?

So?

What has that to do with yesterday?

Well, you took part in the raid.

And it went spectacularly wrong.

-How do you explain that?
-Talk to Rafika Masaad.

-She led the operation.
-We did that.

And now we're talking to you.

Aykut Kubat drove with the blue light on.
Is that right?

We took a short cut
to get there before Hakim.

Who chose the route?
Was that Kubat too?

Maybe it was intentional?
To warn Tarik-Amir?

Let's talk about Erol Birkan.

-He's not completely kosher, is he?
-You mean the drug rumors?

Okay, he smokes a joint now and then,
but he grows the plants himself, so...

Or do you mean because he's gay?

He's very open about that.

If your unit's so great,
why do you want to transfer to Homicide?

That's got nothing to do with this.

What is this shit?

Is your loyalty to your compatriot
getting in your way?

Turkish honor, huh?

Whoever the mole is,
they know nothing about honor.

Why are you so hostile?

You need a scapegoat
and you want to pin it on Erol.

-What have I got to do with this?
-You could head the task force.

-If we come to an agreement.
-Why me? It's a homicide case.

We're thinking bigger than that.
Outside the box.

A famous Kanack is dead. I get it.

-Not enough presentable Turks in homicide?
-No.

But we could use a presentable Turk.

Are you presentable?

You want me to show my Kanack face
while someone else leads the case?

We were thinking of a dual leadership,
you and Grimmer.

It would give your career
a well-needed boost.

And help people forget yesterday's fiasco.

Did you ask Rafika?
She wanted to join Homicide.

Not an option.
She's on sick leave for months.

I'm not interested.

We've invested 18 months
in the Tarik-Amir case.

So I heard.
You take that case too personally.

They're trash
and I'm doing garbage removal.

I'm not interested in celebrity murders.

Thank you.

You know what I ask myself?

A policeman like you,

a proponent of "legalize it",
growing marijuana on his balcony

and working for the drug squad.

Doesn't sound right, does it?

Kind of schizophrenic.

Listen, there are few cops
who are as trustworthy as you.

I don't care if you get high
or lick buttholes in your free time.

Nobody gives a shit about that nowadays.

But I need a Turk to do this job.

Presentable or not.

This is your chance.

This is my number. Think about it.

Are we finished here?

You've got until tonight.

Ask Aykut Kubat.

Thanks a lot.

Of course the German team is worried.

Apparently Orkan is sick
and probably won't play tonight.

It's making the team nervous.

And nerves is one thing
you really don't need

before a game as important as this one.

Tomo.

Kurt, where is my money?

Shit.

Kurti, my friend.
Why did you run? It's pay day.

Okay, you got me.

Let me explain.
I need a little more time.

I must be at the stadium
before the players--

You'll lose all your money
if I can't get into the stadium.

Chill, man!

Are you deaf?
This is the wrong way!

I need to get to the stadium.
Let me talk to Tomo!

SABRINA, ANNIKA, CLAIRE:
MISSED CALLS

Hello, Mrs. Holz. Paula Grimmer here.

I'm sorry I'm late, but could you
tell the children I'm on the way?

I'm sorry. They left already.

-What?
-The children left already.

-Who picked them up?
-Their grandmother.

Mum doesn't let us in the car
without the child seats.

-Today's an exception.
-I like it better this way.

What's wrong with Mom?

You can ask her that yourselves later.

Eva, we just drove past
the football pitch.

Really? That must be a sign.

I have to go there, I have a game.

Know what? Let's go to the zoo.
That's much nicer?

Can we go to see the ants too?
I love ants!

We should call Mom first.

I told you she's not feeling well, okay?

-Can I call Dad?
-Your mom wouldn't like that.

Accept it: I'm kidnapping you.

So you might as well enjoy it, okay?

It says: "The nests of the tropical ants
are often flooded by heavy rain.

The ants respond by drinking the water,
running outside

and passing the water out
through their urine.

However, it has often been observed
that they do this too close to the nest,

so that it all flows back in..."

-That's dumb.
-Ants aren't dumb.

There's nothing wrong
with making mistakes.

It's only dumb when you
make the same mistake twice.

That can be deadly.

That's how species die out.

But I don't want them to die!

Some species deserve to die.

Come on, let's go to the playground.

Birgit, have you seen Emilia?

Jens?

-Yes?
-Where's Emilia?

That's what I'm wondering.
She let her team down.

-She wasn't here?
-No.

Is something wrong?

Just a misunderstanding. I'm so sorry.

INCOMING CALL

Let's get in line for the slide.

Stop it! What's going on?

Wait a minute! Get down.

Why don't you go down the slide?
This is our country!

You can't let some Kanack go ahead of you.

Shoo! Go on, get lost! Go!

But it was their turn.
We're taking turns.

Sorry, what's the problem?

-My problem?
-Yes.

Go back to where you came from.

Shoo! Shoo!

You dirty bastard.

Now you can go on the slide.

Off you go.

I want to go home!

Why?
You wanted to go on the slide just now.

You can't call people that!

I want my mom.

Fine.

Let's go.

In the early afternoon the German team
finally left their Central Berlin hotel,

and drove off to the Olympic Stadium
with fans cheering from the roadside.

The team is already at the stadium
and preparing for the match.

Why?

Why?

Why do you always
make our lives so difficult?

Kurti, we're old buddies, right?

Come on, Stipe, what's my punishment?

A real good beating.
Tomo's fucking pissed.

-Get on with it then!
-Hey.

Why so impatient?

I need to go to the stadium
and get Tomo's money.

You know how much I enjoy this!

It's like Christmas. The excitement.

Where are you going?

What a crazy motherfucker!

Less work for us.

Can I have my phone and my gun back?

I'm in a hurry.

Shhhh.

CAN YOU TALK?

Shit.

-What are you doing here?
-We've been waiting for five hours.

Nobody made you.
You should've come to your appointment.

My son was ill and
then my car broke down, but I phoned.

Maybe you should have left home earlier.

I'm sorry. Honestly.

My microwave is broken. I need money.
I can't warm up his bottle.

Even though you're earning money illegally
by working for a sex hot line?

Yes, Ms. Ludar, we know
about the extra money you earn.

And you know
you're supposed to declare it.

Which you haven't done in six months.

Please, I need the money.

We're stopping the payments
with immediate effect.

Go now before I call security.

You don't want that, do you?

Murad, what's the matter?
You only got a C.

No idea.
Probably didn't study hard enough.

Potato head didn't study hard enough!

-Ferit!
-What? I didn't say anything.

I won't tolerate discrimination.

How is "potato head" discrimination?

Another word and you can write
an essay about potatoes.

An F.
You're in danger of failing the year.

Maybe it's time to start thinking
about the future.

Murad? One moment, please.

What's wrong? Problems at home?
Or is it Ferit and his gang?

-It's all good.
-You're smarter than them. You know that.

-You've got potential.
-Can I go now?

Oops!

Did someone slip on their trail of slime?

No, on teacher's spunk
as it came out of his kiss ass.

Give it to him.

We've got something for you.

Potato head's eating a potato!

Bite it, you fag!

Potato head eating a potato.

Take it, you faggot!

-Like it?
-Tastes good, huh?

What's going on?

Fuck! That's Raif. He's Tarik-Amir.

-Hey, Murad.
-What's up?

Hello, aren't you Raif?

Shall we?

-Who are those dickheads?
-I don't know. They're losers.

Think I drive a car like that
when I'm not working?

No way, dude.

Why not? It's a cool car.

Sure, if you want to be taken for a pimp.

I prefer the bus and the subway.

I see.

-Who were those dumb asses anyway?
-I don't know.

You should teach those pussies a lesson.

-Have a listen to it.
-It's great, man.

Watch this.

Yeah, 16 shots in the train

Don't know what you want
I just wanna ride

Black hair is the stereotype
That you choose for me

Your hate is pure but the weed is cut

I'm freestyling to classical music
And you don't get it

This Kanack in front of you has got talent

Junkies on the block
Mind fuck, don't know what you want

Come on, man.
We get it, you're really cool.

But can you give it a rest?
Some of us want a quiet journey.

What do you know, Mr. White Beard
You son of a bitch

No, dude, I'm not interested
in the shit my family gets up to.

You think it's cool.
You've got a car, money...

Respect.

No, not respect. People are scared.

And fear sucks. It leads to hate.

And hate is powerful.
Hate makes people do really bad things.

-Murad!
-Shit, my sister.

Hello, I'm Raif.

-Why aren't you doing your homework?
-He's a good friend.

-We're working on a new track
-He's very talented.

My brother is still at school
and wants to get his diploma.

Ever heard of that? A diploma?

-I don't want to stop him.
-I know who you are.

And who you belong to.

-So you think you know me?
-Yes, in this case, I do.

Why not find out for yourself?

I have VIP tickets for the game tonight.
I'd love you to come.

Really?

In case I wasn't clear,
I'm not interested.

Fine, but if you change your mind,
I'd be happy to hear it.

You have my number.

See you later.

What are you doing?

What are you doing?

He's nice and likes my music
and you act like a bitch.

He's a smooth operator.
He recruits for Tarik-Amir.

Why hang out with him?
Are you involved with them?

No.

Murad. Please. I can't lose you too.

I'm sorry.

I won't do anything stupid. I swear.

Is Emre Birkan here?

-Who wants to know?
-Erol. He knows what's up.

Maybe, but he's not here.

Tell him I'm looking for him, okay?

MAÏSSA: HI! CAN I ASK SOMETHING?

TARIK-AMIR'S RAIF WAS HERE.
SHOULD I BE WORRIED?

Shit.

Maïssa? Hi. I have an idea.

YOUR ALL ACCESS PASS IS READY!
WILL YOU MAKE IT IN TIME?

Who are those kids with Eva?

-No...
-So? Emilia? Finn?

You've gotten big.

This is your uncle, Ulf.

Well, it's been a few years, huh?

You two carry on.

-A meeting today?
-Now.

Tell them the truth.

And that Kurt's leading
the investigation into that dead Kanack.

What for?

-They'll want to punish you anyway.
-I'm ready to accept any punishment.

I know.

But remind them that you got
information out of Kurt.

And that we now have an advantage,

and we can find that national hero
before the police do.

We can help him.

Thanks to you.

It's your only chance.

I'm late and I hope
I can still find the all access pass.

Great! Where?

I thought we would watch it
in the bar with Holger.

Plans change.

It didn't sound like that
when Raif offered you the tickets.

Because he's a bad influence on you.

-What's he doing here?
-He invited us to the game.

Are you into him?

-Hey. Alright, Murad?
-Hi.

Shall we?

Thanks.

You're welcome.

Raif is really dangerous.

I don't know how I'm supposed to
look after Murad day and night.

Don't worry.
I'm here to protect and serve.

I have to go in there for a moment.

Carry on here.
And behave yourselves!

I know that I broke our rules,

and I'm prepared
to accept any punishment you see fit.

You gave our money
to a dishonorable traitor.

Without asking us.

That's betrayal!

Let me just say one thing
before you decide.

A Kanack was murdered
here in Marzahn last night.

Kurt's in charge of the investigation.
And now he owes us money.

This hero has the cops on his tail.
We should get to him before they do.

I know the circumstances are regrettable,
but I needed to make a quick decision

and I made it
in the interests of the Brotherhood.

Not for Kurt. Not for a traitor.

But for us.

You broke our rules,
made a decision on your own.

I know.

But Ulf's right.
Now we've got Kurt by the balls.

So what?
We don't make decisions alone here.

What do you want? To kick me out?

That's not for me to decide on my own.

We should vote on it.

Okay.

All those in favor of Ulf's expulsion,
raise your hand.

Who is against?

All those abstaining?

It has hereby been decided. Ulf stays.

You know the punishment.

If the money's not paid back by Sunday,

there'll be ball games.

Ms. Kupsch?

- What do you want Ms. Ludar?
-Listen, please!

You're making it worse.
Get an appointment!

You can't treat me like this!

-Hey!
-It's your own fault.

You'll be lucky
if you're not charged with welfare fraud.

Give me my money, you cunt!

Ms. Ludar?

Help!

Help!

What are you staring at?

-You're obstructing justice.
-I thought you might need a medic.

"I thought, I thought."
Give me that and let me through!

I'm at that big stairway and heading down.

The Turkish team
is already in the tunnel...

Shit!

-Excuse me.
-This area is private.

I'll show you private, asshole.

Let her through. This is personal.

Mom!

Go to the car and wait there for me.

What are you doing?

There's something I need to clear up.

Bye!

Goodbye, you two.

And? Slept off your hangover?

Never. Do. That. Again.

What? Help you out in a pinch?

Keep away from my children and my family.

You called me.

Drunk.

Slurring.

I was worried.

About you and about my grandchildren.

And I'd say rightly so.

I can smell the alcohol from here.

Perhaps I should call Kurt.
Have him come pick up you and the kids.

Oh, yeah?

Just you try it.

Kurt wouldn't even answer the phone.

I didn't want to believe it,
but Kurt was right. You are evil.

And our little plan?
For me to help you and Kurt reconcile?

Forget it!

Starting today, there'll be no photos,
videos, or contact of any kind.

You can fool Kurt perhaps,

but I can see through you, Paula.

Fuck you, Eva.

Grimmer. Homicide.

Here. I have to get in there.

Okay.

Hello. I'm Grimmer, Federal Homicide.

Everyone who's not a player
needs to leave the room right now.

I just need your attention
for a moment, gentlemen.

I'm investigating the murder
of your teammate, Orkan Erdem.

Be available for questions after the match
and don't leave the country.

Good luck. Sock it to them, boys.

I'm sure I don't need to remind you

that this information must not
leave the changing room.

We're in the midst of the investigation.

My condolences.

See you.

You know, Paul, coach Kranz
shelters his team from the news

so that they can fully focus
on tonight's match.

But if Orkan really isn't playing,
the team's going to find out eventually.

And that's where those nerves come in.

That's what might cost us our victory
against Turkey tonight.

Both teams should have been
on the pitch a few minutes ago,

but we saw that there are still
masses of fans outside the gates.

So that's probably the reason
for the delayed kickoff here in Berlin.

And they're out!

Germany, let's go!

Dirty Kanacks!

Go back home!

...towards these let us all strive

Brotherly with heart and hand

Unity and justice and freedom

Are the foundation of happiness

Germany, Germany above all

Above all in the world

Germany, Germany above all

For the German fatherland