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[sirens and firefighter radio chatter]
[firefighter] Pull the hose, pull it now! Come on!
[firefighters shouting]
[flames roaring]
[woman] Is anyone in there?
DR. LEANDRO LEWANDOWSKI LAW STARTS WITH "L"
[loud water rushing]
♪ action music intensifies ♪
[flames crackling]
[police siren]
[beep]
[over PA] ...we buy anything you no longer use.
[friction noises]
♪ tense music ♪
[Gutiérrez clears his throat]
[Gutiérrez sniffs]
What was your relationship with the ambassador?
He was my client. [electronic noise]
Specify.
Legal counsel. [electronic noise]
[sniffs] Hm...
Legal... or illegal counsel?
Legal. [electronic noise]
[man] True.
Illegal would be expediting paperwork or records,
as the precinct has asked me to do on more than one occasion.
[man] True again.
- Or your deed of sale... - [Gutiérrez] All right, I get it.
Short answers, yeah?
♪ tense music continues ♪
Why did you burn down your office?
I had nothing to do with it. It was a tragedy. I lost everything.
[electronic noise] [man] He's telling the truth.
Did you have Ivana killed?
- Good one. - [Lewandowski] With how much I love money,
do you think I want to lose clients?
[electronic noise] [man] Completely true.
Seriously, does this fucking machine work or not?
It works perfectly.
Well, I have my doubts. I'll test it on Torcoletti.
Torco?
♪ tense music intensifies ♪
Do you have a lover at the precinct?
[electronic noise]
Don't expose me.
[laughs]
- No. - [man] He’s lying!
[laughing] It works fine.
You could have asked my name, no?
[Velcro ripping]
[inhales] Lewandowski, listen up.
We're going into the blonde's apartment, are we clear?
And you won't have time to set it on fire, eh?
Not without a search warrant.
And if you keep this up, boys, all you'll accomplish
is exposing the Laferrere case.
[electrical noises]
[footsteps hurrying away]
[door creaking shut]
The judge won't issue a warrant with the mess you're making of this case.
[inhales] Have a great day.
♪ tense music continues ♪
PLEASE KEEP ORDER
[precinct chatter]
- [Gutiérrez] Soledad? - Uh... Yes.
I need a search warrant.
Those documents aren't issued here.
What do you mean? I always ask you.
♪ tense music continues ♪
Well, I've never needed one before.
Tell me how to do it by the book, come on.
You have to write a report requesting the warrant,
stating the grounds for the search, and providing details
like the address of the premises to be searched,
and the reason for the procedure.
[muffled] From there, it goes to the prosecutor's office,
which issues the warrant, which then goes to the judge, who signs it.
What? How long does that take? Two or three hours?
Fifteen to thirty business days.
Depending on the case.
[phones ringing]
- What now? - I need a search warrant.
- What for? - To get into the Russian's apartment.
Lewandowski doesn't want us there. He's clearly hiding something.
No, that process takes time.
Yes, I know. And I'm not waiting two weeks for some bullshit signature.
Look, the only way to go in without a warrant,
according to Article 227, is in the event of a fire, an explosion,
a call for help, or a victim deprived of freedom.
None of which is happening in this case.
What do you expect to find in there?
What we're looking for, the motive for the crime.
We have to get in there before the others.
That'll be difficult, both the prosecutor and the CIA have already asked for access.
What? Listen to me.
If those bastards take the evidence, we're screwed, okay?
We don't know if there's any evidence.
Besides, it's their job. You know? There's nothing we can do.
Wouldn’t you like to shut the Minister of Security up?
[Gutiérrez] Huh? You know full well we're on the right track.
Let's not let them get ahead of us, Capote.
- That son of a bitch threatened us. - [Gutiérrez] Mm-hmm.
Here's what I'm going to do. I'll try to speak directly with the judge.
We'll see what favors they'll ask of us.
Nothing is free in this country.
Now,
if you don't find anything in there,
we back off and let the Americans take care of it.
- Is that clear? - Don't worry.
Affirmative.
[Torcoletti, in English] Nice to meet you.
Nice to meet you.
- Torco, where's Ventura? - On patrol.
- She sure loves it, huh? - Yes, she's restless.
Listen, tell her to send the boys to watch the Russian's apartment
until we have the search warrant.
And make it crystal clear to those two that no one is allowed in until we arrive.
- Got it? - And what do we do in the meantime?
We'll have to wait.
[printer]
[precinct chatter]
[phones ringing]
[police radio]
[precinct chatter]
Have you eaten?
No.
There’s a little hole-in-the-wall grill
they say makes an incredible pork shoulder sandwich.
On a toasted bread roll.
[Gutiérrez whimpers]
♪ angelic choir ♪
A toasted bread roll?
Yes.
♪ comic action music ♪
- Will you navigate? - Affirmative.
[over radio] Store robbery, Mitre area.
[radio beeping]
Robbery or pork sandwich?
Pork sandwich.
The sweetness of the bread roll, the salty pork shoulder.
- What a combo. - It sells out fast, so floor it.
[over radio] All units, shots fired and suspect on the run.
Blue Renault 19. Repeat, blue Renault 19.
[tires screeching]
Pursuit or pork sandwich?
Pork sandwich.
[over radio] Male, suicide attempt. Units in the area, please respond.
Oh, not that, come on.
[sighs] Suicide attempt or pork sandwich?
Well, now you've made it complicated.
If he jumps, it’s a ton of paperwork. Suicide attempt.
[siren]
Code three en route.
[siren]
[siren]
[tires screeching]
[loud thud]
[Gutiérrez] Wait for me. We'll do the usual.
Copy that.
[police radio]
Damn it.
- Deputy Commissioner, good morning. - Morning.
We have a male on the roof intending to take his own life.
- [Gutiérrez] How long has he been there? - About 25 minutes.
Get out of the way, folks. Blood splatters.
[curious murmuring]
♪ comic tense music ♪
[typing]
Look, look.
Nice day to jump, huh?
- What are you doing here? - I came to hang up the laundry.
Stay back. I'm going to jump.
[Gutiérrez] That’s what I wanted to discuss.
I have a suggestion for you.
Look, if you jump now,
you'll create a ton of work for all of us.
Look at me when I'm talking.
Not just for me, but for the police,
for the firefighters, the ambulance crew who will have to pick up all your pieces,
the cleanup crew, who will have to mop up your blood,
for the family member who has to go to the morgue to identify you.
Stop being a pain in the ass.
It's a huge hassle.
- [sighs] - [distant man] Come on, coward!
Why'd you go up there if you don't have the guts?
[jumper] You have no idea why I'm doing this.
[Gutiérrez] No, I don't. I don't know, I don't understand.
And don't take this the wrong way, but I really don't care.
[Gutiérrez] Why don't we think of another option?
Something that makes less of a mess, you know?
Pills, hanging yourself. I have a tie in the car,
I can bring it to you in five minutes, you hang yourself, much easier, yeah?
There you go.
[distant man] Do it, coward, jump!
♪ tense western music ♪
[Gutiérrez] In three...
two...
That's it, right?
I'm ready to see it! And...
[cell phone ringing] Whoa, whoa, whoa. Hold up.
It's Torco. I'll take this real quick, I don't want to miss it. Can you wait?
It'll be a second. Torco.
Yes, I'm here...
It's four stories, five, no more than that.
He'll be a bit dazed, but he won't die.
Wait. Move the car. I don't want this idiot to dent my roof.
[off-key] No, no, I'm coming down now, forget it, I'm coming down.
I couldn't convince him.
Besides, he's the type who, if not today, will jump tomorrow.
[laughs] A little kiss. Bye, idiot.
Sorry, I had to take that. I need to go.
The warning’s been given. Do whatever the hell you want.
Please don't make me work for nothing. And have a good jump.
♪ tense western music continues ♪
[videos playing on phones]
♪ energetic jazz ♪
Ferrari, freeze!
Freeze. Freeze!
CIVIL COURT
Look, I know they're important. You don’t have to tell me.
- No. - But look around, this place is packed.
There's nowhere to put it. What do I know?
- What do I do? - I don't know. Take it to the bathroom.
- The bathroom? - Good afternoon, excuse me.
One second. Yes, the bathroom.
Right.
Yes?
I'm Commissioner Capote, Precinct 151. Here to see the judge.
There are several judges.
Gambetta.
Gambetta was moved.
You'll have to go to the fifth floor and ask there.
Thank you.
It's lunchtime, so he might have stepped out.
- I'll check. - Right. Take the stairs.
The elevator is down for maintenance.
Wow, nobody reads the signs.
BLONDE ZONE
[over cell phone] Four different ways to...
[metallic bang]
♪ tense music ♪
[phones locking]
[footsteps approaching]
[footsteps continue approaching]
Good morning.
You can go.
We're here to relieve you.
We'll take it from here.
- [officer] See you at the precinct. - [officer 1] See you.
[apartment chatter]
Where is it?
[Gutiérrez grunts]
[groans] Now we can go.
Go this way. [radio beeping]
[over radio] All units, hostages at Bingo Premium.
Repeat, all units.
[sighs]
Pork sandwich or bingo?
Pork sandwich.
[Ventura, over radio] Ventura, unit 143. En route to the area.
For fuck’s sake, that girl lives for work.
What do we do?
Well, we're not leaving her on her own.
Gutiérrez and Torcoletti en route.
Damn it, damn it!
[engine starting]
♪ comic action music ♪
[police radio]
[tires screeching]
[siren]
[tires screeching]
[loud thud]
[over loudspeaker, in distance] Ma'am we are buying wool mattresses.
Hey, man. There's a hostage situation going on. Check it out. If I were you...
- Speak properly. - Hold up, asshole.
Why are you hitting me? Who do you think you are, jerk?
Status?
About 30 hostages in the bingo hall. That's all we know.
- Who’s running the crew? - Unknown. No one's come out yet.
Perfect. Megaphone.
- We don't have one. - How come? We used to have one.
Yes, it's broken. They sent it for repair, it never came back.
[over loudspeaker] I buy lead, bronze, copper, aluminum.
I buy refrigerators, washing machines...
[Gutiérrez] Police emergency! Get out. I need the speaker!
Boss, I’m working.
So am I. Get out of there, for fuck’s sake!
Go, go! Go have lunch!
♪ music continues ♪
[over loudspeaker] Police. Whoever's in charge, come out to talk.
[wind whistling]
[kidnapper] Come on, come on, come on!
[metallic clicking]
[kidnapper] Yo, pigs, don't try anything or I'll kill her!
You heard him. Step back, lower your weapons.
♪ tense music ♪ [metallic clicking]
[over loudspeaker] Who are you?
I'm Chuky! And things are pretty bad with the cops here.
So let me get out of here with the money!
[over loudspeaker] One step at a time, Chuky.
First off, easy with the lady. Don’t hurt her, please.
No, no, no!
- My palmier cookies! - [Chuky] Inside. Go on, inside!
- [older woman] I want my palmier cookies! - I know that old lady.
[feedback]
♪ tense music continues ♪
[electronic noise]
- [over phone] Nursing home. - Good morning, Ernesto's son. Is he there?
[over phone] Gutiérrez! No, they're all at bingo today.
Do you want to leave a message for when he returns?
[panting] My father is in there.
♪ tense music fades out ♪
[sighs]
♪ energetic jazz ♪
Judge Gambetta?
Thank you.
Enjoy your lunch. Judge Gambetta?
Oof!
[sighs]
Good afternoon.
- [secretary] Good afternoon. - I'm here to see Judge Gambetta.
- Do you have an appointment? - Yes, I said I was coming.
Commissioner Capote.
[phone ringing]
Yes?
- Oh. - [Capote sighs]
Yes, no. You called the wrong extension.
Yes, yes.
No, this is 15.
Yes, it’s Mercedes.
Yes, yes, me too.
No, I'm starving, I can't take it anymore.
No, no.
I can't take it anymore. I can’t even answer the phone, I’m telling you.
Besides, I ordered food 40 minutes ago. Do you think that's normal? Forty.
It'll be cold when it gets here.
Now, listen. If you file the complaint...
Hello? Hello? Hello?
Oh, no, I thought you’d hung up.
What I wanted to say is,
if you’re calling to complain, remember mine is with no onions.
[whispering] No onions.
Okay, thank you.
♪ energetic jazz continues ♪
Uh... You can sit down. I'll tell the judge now.
[phones ringing]
Thank you.
[over speaker] Chuky, I'm going to approach to give you a cell phone.
So we can talk and negotiate.
Just you and me. Is that clear?
- Ventura, give me the squad phone. - We don't have one.
♪ comic suspense music ♪
- Torco, give me your phone. - Are you kidding?
- Lieutenant. - [Torcoletti] You could ask someone else.
[Gutiérrez] Thank you.
Chuky.
I'm just going to leave the phone, and you pick it up.
Got it?
[door chime rings]
Everybody back up! Everybody back up!
Son of a bitch! Take the phone! Take it now!
Stay there or I’ll blow her head off!
- Come on! Come on! - What a shitty day.
- [Chuky] We're hungry! - [older woman] Palmier cookies!
Torcoletti.
[electronic noises]
[Chuky, over phone] We want 20 pizzas.
Twenty pizzas? Why? How many are in there?
[Chuky, over phone] We're hungry here, Gutiérrez.
- How do you know my name? - [Chuky, over phone] It's on the screen.
[Ernesto, over phone] Did he say Gutiérrez? We’re screwed.
Listen, Chuky.
This is a time to stay calm, to keep things peaceful.
Don't hurt anyone, I'm asking you, please.
You want twenty pizzas, I'll get you twenty pizzas, okay?
Go and buy ten, just mozzarella, okay?
[Ernesto, over phone] Ask for a variety. That cheapskate will get all mozzarella.
♪ comic suspense music continues ♪
[knocking on door] Come in.
Ah, Commissioner!
Gambetta. How have you been?
Here, going crazy with the leaking.
A pipe burst.
They’ve been trying to find it for 15 days.
- [Capote laughs] - But sit down, man.
Thank you, thank you.
Terrible, this ambassador case.
Yes, it really is.
But we're getting closer.
If you say so...
Evidence and leads are turning up.
I haven't even been able to look into that matter.
The prosecutor called a few times.
[laughing] But you can see how I'm doing.
Yes, of course, swamped with work.
I'll get straight to the point, so you can get back to it.
[Gambetta] You mentioned a search warrant, correct?
- Yes, we need to go into... - Oh, for the love of...
Damn it. Forgive me.
[sighs] Go on, Commissioner.
I was saying we need to enter Ivanna's apartment,
the Russian, the ambassador's lover.
[water dripping]
The protected witness.
Affirmative.
Who was later murdered.
Affirmative.
There may be clues in that apartment
that point us to the motive for the crime.
There may be? [sighs] Or there are?
There are, there are.
We need a search warrant to enter as soon as possible.
[inhales] You discussed this with the prosecutor, right?
Negative.
I'd rather not.
That's why I'm here.
Well, well, well. [exhales]
[on phone] Now we add ham and mozzarella.
[metallic bang]
♪ tense music ♪
[phone locks]
[footsteps approaching]
COMPLEX CRIMES
♪ tense music intensifies ♪
[Ventura] I'll ask, of course.
Come on, turn on the camera.
Give me a second.
What do we do with the van guy?
He says his wife will kill him.
- You can let him go. - Okay.
- Hey, hey, hey! - [Gutiérrez yells] Fuck!
- What’s he doing here? - I sent him to buy the pizzas.
- Did you get everything? - Yes. A slice is missing from one.
[Gutiérrez] That's all right. Come on. [sniffs]
Torcoletti. [dial tone]
- [Chuky, over phone] Gutiérrez. - Listen, Chuky.
I have the pizzas. Let's start releasing hostages.
Let's start with a man named Ernesto.
[Chuky, over phone] Send the pizza in or I'll start shooting.
I'm not playing, man.
I'm not playing either.
Release Ernesto, and you'll get the pizzas, okay?
[bell ringing, door creaking]
Oh, thank you!
For fuck's sake. That’s not him!
Not him... I said Ernesto. I don't know who this is!
Aren't you Ernesto?
No. Néstor.
- Come on. Go on. Inside. Go on. - No, no. Not again. Please.
[door chime rings]
[Gutiérrez] There he is.
[Chuky] Send in the pizza!
Send in the pizza, come on, we're hungry here!
- Dad, how are you? - It was better inside.
♪ energetic jazz ♪
Thank you, dear. Thank you, thank you.
But, Commissioner, this is already an international case.
We’re all under a microscope, so to speak.
I could sign this warrant.
But I’d be risking my standing, my reputation.
It's not easy.
[sighs]
Why didn't you go through the DA's office first?
Take all the prosecutor's criticism? No, you...
you know how these things work, please.
Tell me something.
What kind of courtesy could we offer you?
♪ energetic jazz stops ♪ [water dripping]
[inhales] There's a... ♪ energetic jazz resumes ♪
...a group of very prestigious colleagues
who meet every Saturday morning to play golf.
A select, small, very influential group,
because that's where certain decisions are made.
- I figured. - [Gambetta] They invited me to join.
A complete set of golf clubs.
Wood 3 and 5, iron 3 through 9,
a pitching wedge, a sand wedge in case I hit the sand.
What do you think, Commissioner?
[water dripping]
They can all go to fuck themselves!
Can you believe I asked that son of a bitch for one signature,
and he wants a 10 thousand dollar set of golf clubs?
That we get bribed, fine, it happens.
But us bribing someone? No, sir.
That’s where I draw the line.
So he can shove the warrant up his ass!
Listen, Gutiérrez.
We’re handling this our way, got it?
Go to the apartment and kick the door down.
Got it, Commissioner.
Listen, I'm going to the Russian's apartment.
- Warrant came through? - Something like that.
- Can you take care of this circus? - I can.
- Okay. - Hey, hey, hey.
- What? - What about the pork sandwich?
[sighs]
Today's not the day.
Ventura, you’re with me.
♪ comic action music ♪
[Torcoletti] Chuky, the order arrived.
[gunshots and screams]
[screaming and groaning]
♪ comic action music intensifies ♪
All right, guys, do your thing.
Stop! Police!
[on cell phone] Now for the sauce. Make sure it's well coated...
[metallic bang] You go.
♪ tense music ♪
[footsteps approaching]
[gunshot] [officer] Uh!
[gunshots]
[screaming in the background]
[gunshots] [groan]
[groans]
No! Are you okay?
Back inside, ma'am!
Is your husband a police officer?
[engine roaring]
♪ calm street performer music ♪
[street chatter]
- How many floors? - [Ventura] Four.
No way.
[sighs]
[metallic noises]
♪ comic tense music ♪
Hello.
PLEASE DO NOT TOUCH
[laughs]
[metallic noises]
♪ tense music ♪
♪ tense music intensifies ♪
[metallic noises]
[sarcastic] Oh, how scary! [laughs]
What happened?
They're gone. We're waiting for the ambulance.
Motherfuckers!
♪ tense music continues ♪
[door creaking]
♪ music stops ♪ [chandelier clinking]
Damn it!
PASSPORT
[chandelier creaking]
♪ tense music ♪
Ventura!
These weren’t amateurs, huh?
The ambassador and the Russian woman
were involved in some passport scheme.
[Ventura] And got mixed up with the wrong people.
This is way bigger than I thought.
♪ end credits music ♪
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