All language subtitles for S19E04

NINA: Name's Amir Aziz.

An imam. This was his mosque.

He's been stabbed.

NIKKI: I'm so, so sorry
about your brother.

THOMAS: But this is
a murder investigation.

We need all the evidence
we can get.

Knife tip.

ROB: Drug squad have
picked up a trafficker
in a hotel near the airport.

NINA: What are you saying,
that the drug mule
got a call from Amir Aziz?

Mama.

NIKKI: So who is she, then?

MICHAEL: Sarah Begovic.
Bosnian extraction.

ALMA: She saw her father die
just because he is a Muslim.

Left home
two-and-a-half years ago.
Ended up in Raqqah in Syria,

married off to another
British jihadi, Zak Latif.

-Where is he now?
-He died. A few months ago.

Yeah, I've seen him.
At the mosque.
Do you remember?

No.

ALMA: Why are you back, Sarah?
SARAH: I need you to take
Mousa for a while.

I can't get
drawn into anything.

So what's the connection
between her
and the murdered imam?

He was anti-extremism,
big-time. He was a good guy.

Faith can blind people
sometimes, can't it?

If I like someone,
then that's it.

SARAH: Brothers and sisters,

we implore you to strike upon
the necks of the infidel.

Begovic.

SARAH: Strike at their hearts.

SARAH: Let them know
that vengeance is upon them.

We followed procedure.
We called it in.

-Is she alive?
-Just.

How did they find us, huh?

Your mother?

-No!
-You told her
I was still alive.

Why would I do that, Zak?

-Make him shut up!

ZAK: You must have been
followed somehow.

What?

Tell me.

Oi, oi, oi! You know
something, you tell me.

Tell me!

I got money.

From bringing in drugs.

Maybe that's how
they found me.

We've got prints.

MICHAEL: How many casings?
JACK: Four.

MICHAEL: From a handgun?

-Semi-automatic?
-Yeah.

Decent shot.

See the impression left by
the firing pin? Square.

-Means the gun was a Glock.
-Anything on the assailant?

Yeah, neighbour saw
a car, small VW.
She's not sure of the model.

I put a call out
and there's cameras on the A13

so we're getting them checked.

So what the hell was Begovic
doing here?

Ryman wasn't following her,
was she?

I've heard she was chasing
a lead on the mosque murder.

You two shouldn't
have been here.

We didn't know what we'd find.

As soon as we did,
I called it in.

You been debriefed?

-Aye.
-Well, get yourself home.

I'd like to go
to the hospital,
if that's okay.

I'll drive you.

-Can you give me
a couple of minutes?
-Yeah.

JACK: Here we go.

Might have some DNA.

Stay here.

Looks like a subcapsular
haematoma on the liver.

She's going into theatre
in 15 minutes,
so make the most of it.

Okay.

Okay...

We've got exit wounds
to the right superior
quadrant of the abdomen.

-Can we take a look at
her back for entry wounds?
-Sorry.

I'm taking fingernail samples
from the right hand.

There's dust and dirt
on the palm of the hand.

And a small piece...

Of what looks like tarmac
on the right forefinger.

Abrasions to the torso.

And to the right side
of the face.

Most likely
from where she fell.

Can we get anything
more at this stage?

-Thomas?
-Oh, no.

No, no, that should do it.

-I'll need you to record
your visit in the notes.
-Sure.

-Hey...

Hey.

They're going to take you
to surgery. You'll be fine.

Amir's a victim.

He's innocent.

THOMAS: It's okay.

-Is that...
-We, uh, we had dinner.
I stayed over.

Are you okay?

Yeah. Yeah, I...

I'll follow you out.

Fancy doing a jigsaw?

What's this?
Occupational therapy?

This is the window
of the safe house.

Begovic fired through it.

I want to get an idea
of the pattern of shots,
if I can.

-How is she?
-Not good.

Not good.

Nikki, it's a Glock 17
but there's nothing
on the database

matching this exact gun.

-So no history of it
being used in other crimes?
-No.

Check this out.

We've pieced together
what we can of the window

and this is at the same height
as it was in the safe house.

-Mmm-hmm.
-How tall is Begovic again?

Oh. One metre 65.

-Same height as me.
-Mmm, perfect.

Can you take your heels off?
Come on, quick sticks.

Hey, shorty.

OK, hold your hand out
like you were aiming a gun.

Right, now, to hit Ryman
from the first floor,

the gun would have to have
been pointing downwards

by about ten degrees,
meaning...

-It would have hit
the window here.
-Exactly.

Except it didn't,
it hit it here.

-So she was too short?
-Mmm-hmm.

Unless she was standing
on a chair or wearing
incredibly high heels.

No, there was nothing there,
it was just a space
behind the window.

And heels or no heels, nah.

So what about the prints?
And the hair that you found?

That was short
and dark, right?

Begovic's hair
is long and brown.

Running the prints now but
anyone could have been
in that flat at any time,

could have been dozens
of people through there.

No, Nina Ryman was tracing
a male suspect.

There was
somebody else in there.

Somebody else fired that gun.

I arranged to
meet a guy in Turkey.

-Cocaine?
-Heroin.

How much?

15 grand for a kilo.

Where'd you leave it?

It's under a bed at my mum's.

She'll have to have it,
Zak, if we're not here.

-She'll need it
to bring up Mousa...
-15 grand to bring him up?

I don't think so.

They let us bring him with us.

I know.

And I made that happen.

-I'm sorry.
-Drugs are haram.

They're forbidden.

People have been
whipped for...
For touching them.

-I've told you...
-What if you'd been picked up?

This whole thing
would be finished. Over.

-Why would you...
-I told you, for Mousa.

Are we going to
have to abandon this?

-What if they know the target?
-They can't.

-They knew the safe house.
-Nobody knows the target.

-Zak...
-No!

No, this is on you.

You did this.

-Gotcha.

We've got a match.
One of the prints
from the house.

-Zak Latif?
-NIKKI: That's not possible.

He's dead.

-That's the intel we had.
-Where from?

From our contacts in Syria,
plus it was
all over social media.

-And you're saying that was
deliberate misinformation?
-Possibly.

To cover him getting back
into the UK?

Yeah, he's already dead
so no-one's looking for him.

So we have both of them
in the house now,
Begovic and Latif.

Which one of them
shot Nina Ryman?

Zak Latif.

Right.

Begovic's mother is
in custody and her house
is being watched.

What about his family?
Could they have gone to them?

He doesn't have a family,
he grew up in care.

-People he met in Feltham?
-Feltham Young Offenders?

Yeah. That was where
he was radicalised,
other inmates.

-So he got preyed on?
-Possibly.
What does it matter?

MICHAEL: Okay,
so what about the baby?

The caliphate have obviously
let her bring the kid
back from Syria for a reason,

So, what if she went
to her mother's to try
and leave him with her?

But she didn't leave him
with her, did she?

No, she's still
hauling him around.

Why go to all the trouble
smuggling him in
just to try and off-load him?

Because it's family
and because this is a trip

she isn't intending
to come back from.

So they're on a mission.

SARAH: It might not
be all my fault.

Tell me about the imam.

What is there to tell?

A man is dead, I saw it on TV.

And?

If that was you...

Why would that have been me?

Because he called me
and now he's been killed.

And you honestly think
that I would do that?

To an imam?

How would I know what
goes on in your head?

I feel like...
I don't know you at all.

MICHAEL: Need to copy all that
last drench of information
for the Home Secretary,

she needs to have
all that in order.

Chief Inspector.

-Any news on the policewoman?
-Not yet.

I just had a call.

She's out of surgery
and in intensive care.

Thanks.

Uh, actually,
could I have a word?

-What do you want, Miss Malik?
-I'd like to
offer my services.

In what capacity?

I have contacts in my
constituency, people who
might be able to help.

And I'd be happy
to talk to the press.

I don't want
to politicise this.

It's a bit late for that,
isn't it?

-Look, you need
people like me on-side.
-Yeah.

You know what, I was at 7/7
and I saw the way
the politicians acted.

-Not me.
-They'd crawl over
the bones of the dead

-to get their ten minutes
of screen time.
-Not me, Michael.

With all due respect to
your skills in community
liaison, no, thank you.

We have reason to believe that
a terrorist cell is present

and active in and around
Greater London.

This has resulted
in the threat level
being raised to substantial.

In response, there is
a greater number of
patrolling police officers.

We are presently searching
for two individuals,

Zak Latif is one, aged 25.

The other is Sarah Begovic,
aged 24,

and they may be travelling
with a six-month-old infant.

It's time for him to go.

Just like that?

Think this is
easy for me, do you?

To leave him?

No.

But I'm going to do
what we agreed.

So where, then?
Where is he going to go?

MICHAEL: We've now learnt
that Zak Latif
came in at Tilbury Docks

on a container ship
eight days ago
on an Italian passport.

So, they were
travelling separately.

To lessen their chances
of being picked up.

We're currently putting
together a list
of his old contacts here,

and hers, see what we can
trawl up, beyond Amir Aziz.

Just because he's in contact
with Begovic doesn't
necessarily mean he's involved

-in some sort of...
-He messaged her online
and asked for her number.

-How do you know?
-It was on his computer.

So did Aziz know something?
Did he find something out,
is that why he was stabbed?

He was Muslim.
They attack Muslims now.

If they don't hold the same
extremist views,
then they're fair game.

Begovic wasn't
in the country then, was she?

-But Latif would have been,
so did he...
-Did Latif kill Aziz?

Precisely.

They'll take him.

Is he coming here?

We have to go to him.

MICHAEL: Traffic cameras
picked up the black Golf

they used to flee
the safe house.

We traced them coming
into London on the A4020
and lost them here.

There's no cameras
on this route but they're
here, here and here

and we haven't picked them up
anywhere else.

So, unless they took
that road,

it's highly likely they're
somewhere in this area.

-Or at least the car is.
-JOE: Was. Not any more.

Traffic have just found it.

Anybody see anything?

Fire crew were
first on the scene.
Driver was long gone.

It's been completely roasted.
Going to get nothing from it.

We've got some tyre tracks
leading through here.

-What, that's it?
That's all there is?
-Not quite.

-Pair of size 12s.
-MICHAEL: You can tell that
just by looking, can you?

What did you do,
work in a shoe shop?

This is interesting.
Possible trace.

Some kind of powder.

JOE: Thanks for coming down.
Please.

There's no way my brother
was involved in terrorism.

-Let me explain.
-I can't wait.

What is it you think you know?

Amir was in contact
with Sarah Begovic,
a known jihadist.

You have proof of that,
do you?

He called her mobile at
7:18 a.m. the day before
she entered the country.

She was in Istanbul
on Karadeniz Street
near Aydin University,

close to Ataturk Airport.

We think he helped her
enter the country.

-If he was helping,
then why was he killed?
-I'm hoping you can tell me.

The man you said you
recognised from the mosque

is a known terrorist,
Zak Latif.

Now, I need you
to search your memory
back to the day

you say you saw Amir and Latif
together.

I need to know
who else he spoke to.

I need names.

JACK: I think,
from the particle size...

We're looking at a mixture
of clay and sand.

-Brick dust.
-THOMAS: Really?

Where they ditched the car,
there's no building work
going on there.

Unless someone dumped
building waste
there at some point?

I don't think so.

The area's just
scrubland and trees,
there's nothing there.

Here we go.
Zak Latif's record
from Feltham.

Shoe size is a nine.

Begovic a six.

-They have help.
-Yeah.

And they've been somewhere
to pick this stuff up.

Thanks for your time.

Kamal?

Come here.

You said you thought
your daughter was coming
home to give herself up.

-Is that right?
-Yes.

Look, I get it,
I have children.

If I was in your situation...

Well, you'd feel that
you'd failed as a parent.

And you'd pray that one day
they come through the door

and tell you
it was all a mistake.

I'm afraid we've
discovered that her
husband is still alive

and that he's with her now.

We think they intend...

-We think they have
a target in mind.
-What target?

We don't know,
but there has to be some
reason why they sent Sarah.

It's unheard of for
a woman to be sent
on missions like this.

-I don't want her to die.
-So will you help me?

Maybe there's something
you saw in the past

you didn't think was
significant at the time,

maybe places she used to go,
people she used to...

I looked in her
rucksack yesterday.

There was a suit there,
a woman's suit there,
very business-like.

Something she'd
not normally wear?

She never used to.

SARAH: He was supposed to
be left with my mum.

We'd planned that. Um...

He's normally a really good
sleeper, in his routine.

He had a favourite toy
but I lost it somewhere, so...

I've written the name
of that down, too, if you
could get that for him.

I'm sorry.

I'm not going to take him.

Uh, you said...

I can't be involved in this.

ZAK: You said you would.

I just said on the phone that
I would look after Mousa to...

Get you to come here.

Amir Aziz...

You knew I told him, right?

That you were home
and that Sarah was
going to be following you.

He called me.

I went to him for advice
and support.

That's why
he tracked you down.

To try and persuade you
not to come back.

So you went to see him,
didn't you?

Didn't you?

Did he say he was going to
call the police?

Is that why you stabbed him?

Zak.

I wanted to see you
so much.

But do you honestly believe
I could be involved

in covering up a murder
of a man like that?

A man I loved.

You lied to me.

-You said you just
wanted to come home.
-No!

No.

I said I was coming home.
That's all.

I wanted to know you.

And I wanted Mousa
to know you.

See, I thought, like an idiot,

that you'd go to prison
and serve your time.

We would all be there for you
when it was over.

You believed what you wanted
to believe.

KAMAL: Yeah, well...

This is over now.

No more.

You'll turn yourselves in.

Or I'll do it for you.

ZAK: Let's go.

I said let's go!

Zak?

Look, it's my fault, okay?

Blame me. It's not on you.

Please. Don't.

-You can still come home.
-What home, huh?

Where is my home?

You just have to do nothing.

I can't.

Say it.

Please just say it!

Go back to the shop,
get everything ready.

Sarah, Sarah. Go now.

I don't know, she may
not be on a ward.
She was in intensive care.

-Chamberlain,
Thomas Chamberlain. I'm...
-Thomas.

We've got another body.

I'm sorry, I've gotta go.

JOE: Broad daylight.
With witnesses.

You've got a description?

Just two guys standing here,
seemed like they were hugging,

then people saw this.

How is Kamal Rachid
connected to this?

I'm hoping
you're going to tell me.

THOMAS: Multiple stab wounds.

Did he make a call?

-No.
-What about a mobile?
Didn't he have a mobile?

Look at this.

The end's been broken off.

The wounds are grouped
on his anterior torso.

Repeated stabbing.

-From the front?
-NIKKI: Yes.

Curtis.

NIKKI: Abrasions
to the surrounding
skin from the broken tip.

Location suggests
risk to the right atrium.

No defence wounds,
no attempt
to fight him off at all.

It's the same knife that was
used to kill Amir Aziz.

Definitely?

-Definitely.
-JOE: Thanks.

We got CCTV of the payphone.
It's Latif.

Right.
So this guy kills Amir Aziz,

for reasons unknown,
he shoots DS Ryman

and now he's murdered
Kamal Rachid.

THOMAS:
There's something else.

Nikki?

Jack found brick dust
where the car was
burnt out, yeah?

Mmm-hmm.

Is that the same stuff?

THOMAS:
He's shaved, cut his hair.

MICHAEL: Yeah.
Western clothing.
Western look.

So they can
walk around unseen.

And maybe
to access the target.

She wasn't expecting him
to kill this time, was she?

No, she wasn't.

Where's he taking the baby?

Love you.

Your ab loves you.

Be proud.

Thomas, something's come up.

The hair Jack found
in the safe house,

well, it's just
finished processing

and we've got
a DNA match with two people.

Two hits off one DNA,
how does that work?

One's with Zak Latif
and there's also
a 50% genetic match

with someone else,
some DNA we took
for elimination purposes.

God.

Zak Latif is
Kamal Rachid's son.

Where's Mousa?

Safe.

Where?

Doesn't matter where.

What you doing?

I can't do this
with you any more.

It is bad enough
that you lied to me
about the imam,

-but your own father?
-I did what I had to do.

-Flesh and blood.
-He threatened us!

This is not how
it was meant to be, Zak.

I want to be with my son.

-We'll all be
reunited in jannah.
-Now.

I want to be with him now.

I want to be with my family.

Ah, ow!

I persuaded them to let us
bring him. I did that.

We have a deal.

Tell me where he is.

Tell me.

Tell me!

With the brothers.

Where with the brothers?

Sarah, you walk out of here
now and I'll not be able to
guarantee Mousa's safety.

Are you threatening our son?

You have to do what we agreed.

What you agreed.

And you have to do it now.

For Mousa.

Did you know about Kamal's
connection to Latif?

He just told me.

After we left here earlier.

-The lies just got
too much for him.
-And you had no idea?

MICHAEL:
Why didn't he tell you before?
Why wouldn't he?

I don't know.

Me being...

We could never have
children...

I love our son.

And I loved my father.

But I love Allah more.

So do you.

It's just a transition.

I helped Kamal
over a threshold,
that's all I did.

Just like walking
into another room.

And I'll help you, too.

We'll walk through that door
together.

HANA: Kamal had
a fling with a woman

way before we got together.

He didn't know she was
pregnant when he left her.

But she had the kid.

MICHAEL: Zak Latif.

Yeah.

MICHAEL:
When did Kamal find out?

Just before Zak went to Syria.

I told you I saw him
in the mosque
a few years ago.

They lost touch
until he turned up
back in the country,

-about a week ago.
-Kamal helped him, did he?

Got him a safe house,
found him a weapon.

You'd love that, wouldn't you?

He would never help him,
not ever.

-He wouldn't do that.
-He kept his mouth shut.

Only because...

Kamal thought
he could persuade
Zak to give himself up.

Got the pyrolysis results.
Sample on the knife

and the sample
on the boot print are
from the same source.

-Same dust?
-Liquid brick dust.

There was a lot of
magnesium in it

matching bricks made in Surrey
in the 1990s.

-There's some paint
in it, too. Different colours.
-Graffiti.

CLARISSA: Exactly.

So we're looking for
a building in this area
made of this kind of brick.

Good luck.

But for the substance to have
transferred from a wall

to his hands and feet,
it must have
been carried by water.

So what are we saying,
a building that's having
graffiti removed?

Precisely.

Amir knew Latif was
in the country,
didn't he? How?

Was he in direct contact
with him?

Kamal told him.

But begged him not to
report it until
he tried to talk them round.

And Amir said what?

He was a decent man.

He contacted Begovic.

Tried to get her to do
the right thing,
to stay where she was but...

He knew she was
coming here and...

He knew that Zak
was already here.

Which was why
he lost his life.

Ricky.

Did Kamal say to you
anything about a target?

-No. Why would he?
-Or why they're using a woman?

Something you overheard
or that Latif said.

He only wanted to help
his son.

Can I have a word?

Excuse me just one second.

It's Nikki.

Begovic and Latif are hiding
out in a building that's
being industrially cleaned.

It's the only one the area
that matches what we've got.

I've decided to martyr myself

to pierce the hearts
of the enemy.

I give my life to bring fire
upon the crusaders,

their soldiers and supporters.

I offer my body knowing
I will meet my brothers
and sisters in paradise.

I fight for a world
where the word of Allah

triumphs over the voices
of the unbeliever
and the apostate.

I say to you now, carry on,
my brothers and sisters.

Go! Go! Go!

ZAK: Carry on
as you are strong.

Carry on as you are
the superior.

Carry on as you are
the victorious.

We're all clear.

We haven't got time for this.

What do you expect us to do?
We can only work
with what we've got.

Got something.

THOMAS: Dated today.

JOE: They've been sightseeing.

It could be reconnaissance.
Can we tell where they are?

Can we zoom in?

There! Park West?

Park West what?

Conference centre. I need
a building evacuating now.

Park West Conference Centre.

-If you get anything else,
call me.
-Yep.

SARAH: In His greatness,
I offer my body
and soul to him.

Those of you who masquerade
as Muslims

but who side with those
who wage wars against us,
you are the enemy.

And those of you who serve
in these governments
or who elect leaders

who commit atrocities
against my people,

you are responsible.

What I do today is on you.

On your conscience.

Remember that and remember me.

Be proud.

And tell my son
what I have done.

-What's happening?
-Begovic and Latif are inside.

We're securing
the perimeter now.

They're letting the women go.

Set up a rendezvous,
get them clear,
keep them safe.

JOE: I need that
entrance secured, now!

Let's get them moving now,
keep them moving,
keep them moving.

MICHAEL:
Who's got eyes inside?
Can I get a report?

POLICE OFFICER: We have one
casualty in the foyer.

Multiple other hostages
with one possible suspect.

-Male or female?
-Male. Suspect is armed.

-POLICE OFFICER:
I have a clear shot.
-Take it!

POLICE OFFICER: Target down.
Repeat. Target down.
SFOs are moving in now.

Curtis, you go, ID that body.

Clear!

Latif is down.
No sign of Begovic.

Where are you?

Why here? Why this target?

Curtis, what do we know
about this conference?

It's Women In Islam.

Who's the speaker?

An ex-cabinet minister.
Sabeen Malik.

-Who?
-She campaigns
against jihadis.

So, where is she now?

Curtis, where is Malik?

Unknown.

Maybe she got out
with the other women.

Why would they let her go?

An ex-cabinet minister
speaking out
against extremism,

she has to have been
the target, doesn't she?

This is for the media.

They want this on camera.

She's here. She's out here.
Find Malik, find Begovic.

-Get down on the floor!

You do this...
You'll martyr me.

Sarah.

Don't speak!

We have Mousa.

He was left at a hospital.

You didn't know that.

You're lying.

On your knees.

He can still have
a mother, Sarah.

We can work it out.

I can't come home.

Look around you, Sarah.

You've achieved
what you set out to do.

Your face will be
all over the TV.

Look at me.

It's done.

Come and see your son.

Dada?

Ostani tu.

Bezi!

Dada?

-Take it.

-Hey.
-Hey.

-How are you feeling?
- Getting there.

Connor.

My son.

So I, uh, I get to know
he exists, do I?

I've never introduced him
to anyone before.

Gotta look after our kids.