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Blow up KDD

Hören Sie mich

Obkrimiser Erichsen criminal Dauertdienst

Nein wir kommen ohne Blaulie

Kriminal Dauertdienst Rade

Ich kann Sie sich nicht verstehen

Sie müssen sich erst mal beruhigen

Polizei!

Kriminal Dauertdienst Mimi Hu?

Okay, wir kommen sofort. Bleiben Sie dort

Hören Sie mich zu?

Und dann nehmen Sie nichts bis wir vor Ort sind

um die Situation zu entspannen

KDD Schrader, was kann ich für Sie tun?

Wieder mal zu spät, Teddy

Hier ist Clementine aus dem Megamarkt

Wie ist denn Ihr Nachnamen, Clementine?

Spiel keine Rolle

Also Clementine

So was wie die Waschmittel Clementine

Sie haben es auch fast

Kennt man sie denn vielleicht auch unter einem regulären Naher

Hi

Hallo?

Hören Sie mich noch?

Vergissen Sie das mit dem Namen

Ich liebe Anrufe, vor allem mit Taschentuch

Aber das mit dem Megamarkt stimmt?

Ja, verdammt, hier ist gleich der Bär los

Vielleicht interessiert sie das mal

Was ist das?

Es geht also um Laden, Liebstahl

und der Sicherheitsdienst ist schon informiert

Mir persönlich wäre es lieber, wenn der Sicherheitsdienst

nichts unternimmt

Kost einfach mit, kurzes Gespräch

Keine Bullen

Fass mich nicht an!

Aber sag, für sind die Kollegen noch da?

Wach Leute, haben wir gerne mal mit dem Schlagstock drauf

Mit dem Schlagstock

Vorhin der Penner, und jetzt die Kleine

Die wenden vor ihren augle Wald an

Verstehe ich das richtig

Man, was soll das?

Mich gefress verdammt

Ich lebe das mit hier jetzt ins Büro

Vielleicht machen Sie mal was

Damit erwacht man da nicht wieder etwas reinrutscht

Reinrutscht? Was meinen Sie denn damit?

So etwas läuft gleich mal aus dem Ruder

Wenn Sie verstehen, was ich meine

Paula

Wohin?

Megamarkt

Danke, Eric, aber vielleicht geht's heute auch ohne Schlägerei

Wofür haben wir denn den harmlosesten Job

der Stadt besorgt, hm?

Ich kann ihn noch nie leiden

Zeigen Sie dem sich als Dienst die Polizei ist

unterwegs

Mein Gott

Ich weiß, dass du hier häufiger klaust

Zieh ich mal aus

Wenn du mich anfest

Dann würde ich mein Typ die Fresse polieren

Dein Typ?

Oh ne

Wer ist mein Typ? Mein Kollege Barney vielleicht?

Ich meine, wenn der Chef mitkriegt

dass du hier klaust

und dein Barney die Augen zudrückt

dann ist dein Barney den Job los

das ist zwar hier ein sogenannter Selbstbedienungsladen

aber nix ist umsonst

besonders Frauen kapieren

dass nicht das alles sein preis hat

außerdem hat dein lieber Barney vergessen

mir Bescheid zu sagen

niemand sagt mir Barney und

Mona, Lopez

Räumen unter den Augen

von Oberwachmann, Iwan den Laden aus

den wievielten Namen von heute?

22.

22.

Das ist doch um ehrlich zu sein

nicht okay oder?

Wir können uns ja sicher einigen

Genau

Du musst ja gar nicht erfahren

können wir alles unter uns 2 Jahre geschehen

packst deine Schminke wieder ein

nur wir 2

die Laden lieben

und der Oberwachmann

Einfach bisschen Spaß

Barney, ich krieg das gar nicht mit

wenn wir dich pausen

kannst du sowieso vergessen

aufpassen

okay ja schon vergessen

sagst du jetzt nur um deinen kleinen Arsch

Schöne schlamperei

Mikrofaktion Joghurt

der Fallstatum vom letzten Monat

stell dir das mal vor Iwan

und dass man nicht auf die Gesundheit geht

und

kann ich Ihnen irgendwie behilflich sein?

Hauptkommissor Imblom, Kommissor Schrader

Marktleiter Theo Phlipsen

wir haben einen Anruferhalten, wonach Ihr

Sicherheitspersonal in eine handgreifliche

Auseinandersetzung mit Kunden verwickelt wurde?

die Frau wollte mit kosmetikem Wirt

von 250 Euro abdampfen

dann musste mein Securitychef sie

zur Verstellung der Personalien kurzfristig mitnehmen

dabei soll e-Securitychef-Gewalt angewendet haben

ach nee

so ein Ladendieb darf hier die Regale leer räumen

und der Supermarkt wird angeklagt

so weit sind wir jetzt also schon

was das denn? selbstjustiz?

und das machen die Leute freiwillig

wenn ich darauf verzichte die Polizei zu holen

statt Mitarbeiter des Monats laden die das Monats

auch schön

das ist die halbe Nachbarschaft

wenn sie so weit machen

haben sie bald keine Kunden

das sieht nach nötigung und

freiheitsberaubung aus Herr Phlipsen

das nenne ich verkehrte Welt

ja, einen doofen Supermarkt darf man so einfach ausrauben

oder wie? erzählen Sie keinen Unsinn

wo sind denn die Beteiligten?

die sind hier bei mir im Büro

die Ladendieben können Sie auch gleich mitnehmen

da bin ich sie wenigstens los

das ist hier keine öffentliche Toilette

machen wir Abgang du

und davon ist das Problem

wo das Problem ist, der Typ lebt

ja, Flöhe, Leuset

alles mit festem Wohnsitz

darf ich vorstellen, Ladendieben

Nummer 500

moin

Hauptkommissar Imblom, Kommissar Schrader

wenn Sie nichts dagegen haben können

wir mit der Befragung gemeinsam beginnen

oh nee, da bestimmt niemand was dagegen

Ladendieb 22. November 2005

was sollen der Stempel?

richtige Sagen, Grunamelder haben die hier

ja, wie kommt denn der Stempel von meiner Filiale

hier in den Führerschein, das frag ich mich auch

da werden wir wegen Urkundenfälschung

eine Mittlungsverfahren einleiten

und gegen Sie wird man anzeige

wegen Ladendiebstellerstatten

wegen dem paar Kleinigkeiten?

ich hab vergessen die zu bezahlen

das sagen alle, genau wie der Penner vorhin

wen meinen Sie, wenn man fragen darf?

so ein Blinder

hat sich Dünne gemacht

dabei sollen Sie ein Schlagstock benutzt haben

wer? ich?

nee, nee, nee, der Typ hat den Stock

so war das

ja

wir haben Ihnen eine Frage gestellt

ist es zum Einsatz eines Schlagstocks gekommen?

ich bin immer höflich

aber der Typ hat uns angegriffen

haben wir uns natürlich verteidigt

Sie dürfen die Dinge im Dienst doch gar nicht einsetzen

im Notfall?

schöner Notfall

jetzt hättest du vielleicht mal auf deinen Kollegen einschlagen sollen

ja, quatsch du mal nur

der andere Bachmann hat mich hier hochgeschleift

mich fotografiert und mir schmierige Angebote gemacht

was ist denn für Angebote?

wenn ihm Ihnen gefallen tust, dann verzicht dich auf die Anzeige

ach, jetzt kommt die nun mal, ja, das war klar

wenn Sie sich mal zurückhalten könnten, Herr Phlipsen

der Typ wollte, dass ich ihm ein Blase

wollen Sie mir das lieber unter vier Augen erzählen?

ne, scheiß doch drauf

ich sag zu dem Arschloch, selbst wenn du den Nutella auf den Nudel schmierst

für kein Geld der Welt mach ich das

ich hab das abgelehnt

dann hat er mich angekramscht

mich auf den Tisch gedonnert, ich hab mich gewernt

und er wollte mich ficken

zum Glück kam dann eine Kassiererin rein

und dann hat er mich losgelassen

was sagen Sie denn zu diesen Vorwürfen?

der war doch gar nicht dabei

müssen Sie schon meinen Kollegen fragen

vielleicht hat sie sich ja auch angeboten, um die Anzeige zu verhindern

ich glaube, Sie vergessen gerade Ihre gute Kinderstube

wenn er die überhaupt mal hatte

wo ist denn dieser Kollege, den würde ich jetzt gern mal sprechen

der Kollege Campis hat mittlerweile Feier

Sie schicken den nach diesem Vorfall nach Hause

dann hören Sie mal zu

von der sexuellen Belästigung

wenn das überhaupt stimmt, habe ich überhaupt nichts gewusst

das ist verständlich, wenn ich den Mann vor dem Dienst befreien

dann würde ich gern mal Ihre Kassiererin sprechen

oder haben Sie die auch nach Hause geschickt

denn die ist unter einer Kasse, soll ich die holen?

wenn sie sich nicht

he, he

der freut mich nicht mal, weil er kennt euch schon mal was aussuchen

wir wissen schon was wir wollen, Meister

wir sind die Leute

ja, wir schon

die Polizei

du bist sagt das doch

doch

wir haben ein paar Fragen an Sie, Herr Campis

müssen Sie vorläufig zur Vernehmung mitnehmen

solche Sache denn, ich bin sein Anwalt

wenn ich dich schon mal irgendwo im Gerichtssaal gesehen hab

dann höchstens auf der Anklage banken

was mit meiner Seemannsfraud?

bleibt hier, verstehe ich nicht ohne Baud in See

Entschuldigung, entschuldigen Sie

ja

ich suche zwei Kassiererinnen

und wir sind vier

Frau Schram und Frau Krüger

die Herrschaften sind von der Polizei

eine von Ihnen soll dazugekommen sein

als der Wachmann Ivan Campis

Herr Flipsen, ich glaube Sie müssen draußen bleiben

ich habe nichts gesehen

hier lässt sich auch kein Wachmann so leicht provotieren

bitte, bitte

habe ich Ihnen gleich gesagt

die beschuldigte Frau behauptet

erst durch Ihr Eintreten hätte der Wachmann sie zufrieden gelassen

ach, das ist Quatsch

ich komme in sein Büro

und Ivan hat ganz normal mit ihr geredet

ja, so wie Sie und ich

das passiert ja jeden Tag

und von Übergriffen oder Gewaltern

wenn nun seit uns der Wachleute wissen Sie nichts

ja

es ist auch völlig aus der Luft gegriffen

Ivan ist ein witziger, lockerer Typ

und die Leute, die wir machen, sind häufig wichtig

wer war denn um 17.30 Uhr hier oben?

wieso?

weil wir von diesem Apparat

eine anonyme Anruf verhalten haben

das könnten wir zurückverfolgen

wir arbeiten 20 Frauen

ich war ein Kassel 11

meine Kollegin hat diese Kundenumfrage durchgeführt

ich mein, wenn die da

einen Ladendieb rausfischen

das Krieg war

das Krieg war

ein Ladendieb rausfischen

das kriegen wir hier oben doch gar nicht mit

darf ich mal?

also

von hier oben kann man wunderbar den Supermarkt sehen

wir trinken unseren Kaffee

aber lieber im Sitzenkommissar

weil das ist hier nämlich unsere stressfreie Zone

bisschen locker machen

Blumen gießen

auch uns ein bisschen gemästig

vor ihrem Sozialraum werden regelmäßig

Ladendiebe abgeführt und sie wollen mir erklären

dass sie davon nichts mitkriegen

der Job ist Job, da stehen 1000 Kunden an der Kasse

ja

und jeder Zweite will dich beschreißen

da stecken die Leute drin

mein Ivan

werde in den bescheuerten Draht um eine Pflanze gezogen

die kann sich doch gar nicht freien verhalten

ja, ich werde es nicht

ich auch nicht, Frau Schramm

wir haben sich hier abgesprochen

das klingt alles ziemlich unglaubwürdig, findest du nicht?

die haben keine Lust, ihren Kollegen in die Pfanne zu haben

auf Kosten von der Kleinen

die denken immer noch, sexuelle Nötigungen wären

Kavaliersdelekt

Frau Kommissarin

werden davor ein paar unbedachte Worte gefallen

schon gut

ich würde Sie bitten, das im Interesse der Kunden nicht an die große Glocke zu hängen

bereugen Sie sich

noch haben wir die Presse nicht angerufen

vielen Dank

wissen Sie, wir sind ja alle ziemlich gereizt

darf ich ein paar Erfrischungsgetränke anbieten?

machen Sie sich keine Mehl

oh, das geht schon

Frau Schramm, ich habe das ganze Lager voll

und Herzschutz

was haben Sie?

was hast Du gesagt?

nichts

so was, was ist mit diesem Ivan auf was im Laufen?

was soll irgendwie meine Sache?

warum hast Du das für ihn ausgesalgert?

damit dein Laden nicht im Verruf kommt Theo

ich will Ihnen was sagen, Ellsee

Du kannst ruhig ein bisschen freudlicher sein

ein bisschen netter

But if the bubbles are gone, then your job is really safe, Schnucke.

Do you want to threaten me?

Me?

I'm your biggest fan. What do you think of me?

Do you have the anonymous call?

If Ivan gets a tip, he'll burn the building.

Now you let me go again, right?

Did anyone else see you here besides the cashier?

You don't believe me, do you?

I promise you that I'll take it very seriously.

Maybe you'll help us with another witness.

There was the blind man on the floor.

The blind man.

I hope we found a man soon.

I promise you that he won't get away with it.

What do you mean by that?

Nothing.

Nothing?

But it sounds like a drone.

What do you do for a living?

Tresenkraft.

And a hotel for school.

What's your name?

Jan Molzen.

I don't know him.

Or is that a ship?

That's the Elbe City Jet to Glücksstadt.

The little lie.

I didn't do the least.

You're one of a kind.

You're under arrest for sexual harassment.

Last time you were 28.

Oh, that's what you mean.

Yes.

You know how it is.

They're sharp enemies.

They don't like it.

And then the Rettorkutsche comes.

But she corrected it.

Then you were lucky.

The chances of sexual harassment are pretty high.

The statement of the young woman is one-to-four against his witnesses.

4 year-olds, 2 casiers, 1 wakeman, speak everything for the apology.

The guy is drinking, of course.

I was in the Krabbsche.

Look, you're such a sexual slave.

Mr. Kempis, do you know how often in this year

the attacks were carried out?

No, I'm not telling you that now.

According to the police protocol,

23 times is twice a month.

As I said, I'm not telling you that.

In the security job, everything is caught up in him.

Who do you say that to?

I compliment him in the so-called banner house.

Because he's helping in the entrance area with a pub shield.

I'm blind.

And then the guy complains about discrimination.

No, that's shit.

Yes, I don't like that.

But according to witnesses,

the blind was repeatedly maltreated by the security service.

And they themselves acted in the background

that he was the next criminal to be arrested.

Great criminal.

First of all, the guy had a thick cardboard in his ass.

And secondly, he was blind for so long

until he had a party evening

and no one came by.

And the counter-attack against the man?

In any case, this is a difficult case.

Mr. Kempis, you're out of control.

No, it's a show.

The guys learned that you're a man.

Did you accidentally record the personality of the blind?

U-Bahn Schach, Berliner Tor?

Mr. Kempis, Mr. Kempis.

Highstreet is coming soon.

We still have a witness.

Really?

From whom?

The walls in front of here in front of the forest.

Do you understand that correctly?

Maybe they'll do something.

Then we'll do it again.

Do you know the voice?

No.

Never heard.

Do you want me to call Anonym?

We'll call Mr. Kempis soon.

Until then, stay with us.

Please, what can it be?

A beer.

What do you want?

If you don't take your license back,

then I'll finish you, you scoundrel.

Did you understand that?

I'll do it myself.

I think that's because you're going to make me a society.

Little girl, do you like it here?

What do you want?

Where's your dad's house?

Did you know that you cross here?

Well, you knew it.

Then let's make sure that you don't fall into the Alps right away.

Let the girl rest.

The little girl is really cute when she gets sour.

You should have seen that.

Let her rest.

I'm sorry.

You should have seen that.

Let her rest.

I'm not going to make a statement.

Nothing, but a statement.

I was on the floor.

I heard how she took it.

Her case opened the door.

Now you want a reward so that you can kill yourself.

You want to kill yourself?

Let the girl rest.

Then I'll kill you.

It's not a joke.

You'll fall in front of me and you don't know where Ufa is.

I warned you.

How do you want to get me out of here?

After hearing.

After hearing?

Well, I only hear the crack of a screw here.

Yes, you're so stupid.

I warned you.

I hear everything.

Ah!

Ah!

You're so stupid, so stupid!

The loading depth control will be taken from the colleagues from the depth control of the cellar in the morning.

These are small fish. No more energy will be used.

But it's not about loading depth control, it's about systematic integration, up to sexual need.

The employee is on a free foot problem. Did I really see that?

Because the witnesses are all afraid. Do you think so?

I don't know. Nobody wants to lose their job or make themselves ill.

Just like with us, boss.

Do you have anything else important to add to the control of the cellar?

We're looking for a witness, a blind man. He's been beaten up by Wachmann Campes and his colleagues.

Especially in homeless circles, Mr. Campes is a lazy bad call.

They're pretty cool. They don't have a roof over their heads anyway. And no one wants to appear in court.

Well, if they could, they wouldn't do that without courtship.

There's a graffiti on the wall.

Hoka DD? Yep, already on the way. Erich?

What kind of graffiti is that? They're subculture experts. What kind of spray did they put on the wall?

What do you say, Marshal?

The call comes from the garbage inspection.

Great help from the garbage inspection. My absolute favorite job.

The garbage inspectors put a lot of effort into difficulties because the owners don't like garbage sacks.

No one knows who they are today. With the garbage sacks, red, green, blue, brown, black.

The colleagues will be threatened with the knife, Erich.

Hey, hey, hey, come on, let the man go.

Stay away from me.

You should let the man go.

Kripo Hamburg.

Kripo Duisburg.

Get away from me, the knife.

The knife, get away.

I'm not going to put all this shit in the trash, got it?

It belongs to you. That's your post.

That's not my post.

Herr Mabuse.

That's what you are.

Or are you not going to put your nose in it?

Damn it.

You're finally quiet, aren't you?

Hey, hey, hey.

What kind of shoes are these?

These are...

These are someone's shoes.

Someone knows this.

Shit.

They are all in the meter here, yes?

The garbage is not in order.

The whole shit is packed in nicely and carried up nicely, okay?

What are you doing here?

I'm taking care of the boss.

That's good for you.

Chef.

He actually wants to take our nice photo wall with him.

Good evening, Mr. Flippchen.

I'd like to borrow that from you.

Oh.

Tell me,

can we not talk normally about this thing?

It's not about your need anymore.

It's about a murder.

A murder?

What kind of murder?

Ivan Campis.

He just woke up dead.

Why is Campis dead?

It can't be. I saw him before.

Do you know where he wanted to go after the service?

I don't know.

He probably went home.

Yes.

Yes.

Why is he dead?

He's obviously drunk.

No.

Drunk?

Ah, that must be a joke.

No, that's not a joke.

Maybe tell me who of these people has threatened you or your colleague.

Is there any massive enemy?

No, there isn't.

That's a serious weapon company.

The Watchman.

The viewfinder.

Then let's start with the viewfinder.

Who else did you work with today?

Who are the last ones in the room?

Here, the blind man.

We have to sit in front of the door every day because of Wettel Leif.

Yes, I know him.

Go on, the woman next door.

Ah, that's a housewife.

She put in Pampers.

And not for the first time.

She just got healed and killed.

Probably because of her husband.

So, if you ask me like that, we have a lot of violent criminals.

There they have free choice.

Some of us even have to tie up a chair.

You had to tie up someone?

Yes.

For their own safety.

Imagine, they beat each other up with their heads bleeding.

For excitement.

Who then has to bleed for that?

That's freedom as a bribe, Mr. Flippsen.

But slowly something is coming together with him.

Together?

Together with me?

The victim is drunk, still in the trash.

He has been poisoned.

In his stomach, there is a cocktail of all kinds of forbidden substances.

Poisoned?

What did he put in there?

The chlorate consists of dub, vitamins, volume, beer, tea

and the plant-based E645 in a minimal but deadly dosage.

E605?

Yes, in the 1950s, Mr. Schwieger called it a gift.

It is an insecticide.

The blood clots, gets breath and falls dead from the gut.

With humans, it works just like that with two milliliters.

So Campis is extinct?

Right.

Fortunately, he has put a lot of water in it.

And that's why it's called elps.

Of course.

Campis was still swimming in the elps in November.

But don't assume that the E605 in a deadly dose

is swimming in our waters.

Although the Greens want to talk about world peace,

I suspect that he has come to death with beer or tea.

Did there be any violence?

Yes.

He has a hematoma in his chest, a little bigger than a piece of money.

Probably a strong stroke or a stroke.

In addition, he has various scratches on his arms.

There could have been a fight.

Man or woman?

Woman.

It was found near the lake.

However, I can only not see that there is a serious violence here.

Funtort is definitely not a crime site.

We didn't find the corpse in the water, but on the street.

The death toll is between 20.30 and 22 o'clock.

The perpetrator doesn't make it easy for us,

because there is a free trade in the plant protection tools.

Well, there is also a free trade in pistols.

Then get out of there, Mrs. Hu.

Then you are soon unemployed.

I don't believe that.

The world is bad.

Before I can imagine these dreamy beatings of tomorrow,

almost dead by the police,

I would like to experience the death toll of the camp.

We didn't know that he was in danger.

No, of course not.

Why not?

My colleague Schrader knew from his graffiti circles

that he wanted to get a say at some point, but apparently...

I just wanted to prove his innocence.

Camps were a hard dog.

More times I punished one person.

Sexual delinquents, body injuries,

drug abuse.

There were a lot of people across the street who were happy

and went through their death in anger.

Especially women who showed him a lot of success.

Even in the youngest case of Mona Lopez.

It's pretty likely that she said the truth

and hurt the campis.

Do you think she has any questions?

She has at least a clear motive.

Yes, but there are hundreds of others.

The driver was wearing a campis pants.

He drove around 20 o'clock with the Elbe City Jet Elb Upwards.

That was confirmed by the Bacassan driver.

The time of death corresponds to the driving time of the ferry.

We found a lot of Elbe water in his stomach.

That could mean that he didn't go out freely.

Someone shoves him off the boat.

And at some point in the evening,

he pulls out a free-time angler and then drives him to the street.

Maybe it's also half dead at a stop.

In Teufelsbrück, for example.

However, the Bacassan driver can no longer remember

that he was in a camp for the Cowboy Hood.

Mona Lopez is indeed suspicious.

She was actually on the ferry and is giving out drinks there.

But she probably didn't have a bottle of plant-based medicine.

That's also a solution in advance.

Maybe a few gardeners on board.

The gardener was the murderer.

Thank you very much.

You don't take me seriously, boss.

I'm not in the mood for humor.

We still have another one.

Not necessarily a new problem, colleague Erichsen.

The owner of the garbage bin.

He complained because he had to carry a special garbage bag again.

Did he really demand it?

Of course.

And the broken nose?

That was necessary.

He sprained blood.

The guy has the knife with him.

You're mashing on thin ice, Erich.

That's the winter in Elbeweiter.

You can no longer afford any further disciplinary procedures.

Even if you're right, you were pulled out of traffic before.

I don't think this is part of this table now.

He shot me with a knife in front of my nose.

Didn't you take it through? No.

Erich, where are you going?

Why?

Alcohol tests have been announced.

Alisa, what are you doing?

I'm taking care of the boys from the interns.

You're under arrest.

That's why you forgot your heavy body armor in the evening.

I won't leave anything to you.

Hurry up, Erich.

Are you stressed out again?

You know him, as always.

Do you know him?

Tell me if you're busy.

I'm busy.

I'm not there.

Come on, Erich.

What's wrong?

Did you drink something?

No, I don't drink anymore. Don't you trust me?

Yes, I do.

And why did you take two tests?

Because of the emergency.

Because I'm blue.

Then you'll be mine.

Got it?

Or do you want to go to your office?

Oh, that's going to be expensive, boss.

Why?

If it's not, they have to give out an internal rule.

Do you know the internal rule, Erich?

We've been in the house for 20 years.

What does the boy tell you?

I don't know.

Okay.

Null promille.

Null trust.

Schrader.

What's on your mind, boss?

Don't get mad at me.

I don't want you to get into his shoes.

Why? He's one of our best policemen.

He's got a lot of shit on his heels.

You know that very well.

Several disciplinary cases.

They're all over the place.

And clear financial relations.

The man is rich.

He's got all kinds of other things.

What have you discovered?

What does that mean?

Policemen are always too far away.

Too far away from the car, too far away from the office,

too far away from the canteen, too far away from the pub.

You know everything from one another.

Can you follow me?

Are you going to the pub?

Yes.

You come to me with everything.

Every morning, reports.

Any secret tips?

Reports.

Any private puff-audience?

Reports.

I got it.

Okay.

Who told him that I'm not going to Ericsson now

to talk to him about this little thing?

You're not stupid, Schrader.

What did the boss want?

What do you mean?

The newest one from Erich.

Like the good one who financed his hobbies.

So you still have him on your list?

I tell the boss.

What are your hobbies?

Ericsson is popular.

Because you get everything else.

Everything free.

The convertible from the black market,

the barge from the credit card.

And then he asks himself to continue selling.

I can't laugh about it.

I can't.

You're going to be so long on a tooth

until you make a mistake.

You're going to provoke him

with some little tricks,

some intrigue,

with a trickery,

with a bribe.

He doesn't notice that.

Your meds were put in.

Why should the boss

make things up again?

Jülich never forgets anything.

If he thinks that Erich

doesn't listen to me

for half a million,

he won't give me any rest.

Those are old friends, Mimi.

For 20 years.

Old friends.

Don't be naive.

Jülich might be playing a friend.

But he only has his career in mind.

Do you know that I'm

kind of a spitter or something?

I just don't want you to give up,

just because you think that

you're very close to Erich.

Is there any false dependence?

What does that mean now?

Are you blaming him?

Does he still get money from you?

Well, yes.

I'm not that close to Kasse.

He helped me out a few weeks ago.

Helped you out?

Then pay him back.

Have you ever caught a naked man

in the bag?

I can't let you go alone.

Can't I get on top of the rain?

I'm not a loan shark.

Let's be good.

I'll go to the water security police

if I have to.

I'll take you there.

Ms. Lopez.

We still have a few questions for you, Ms. Lopez.

What do you want this time?

On the 20th vacation,

Ivan Kempes went on board.

Oh, what?

Did you see him?

Yes.

However, you let him go.

He crossed the line here

and threatened to kill me.

Well, luckily, he didn't come.

Maybe he's doing something now.

Then where did he get out?

I put him in a coma

and was happy when he was gone again.

Kempes was found dead this evening.

We found a lot of elps in his stomach.

He probably didn't drink freely.

Well,

if I had fallen into the elbs,

I would have thrown him into a rescue ring.

It's always safe.

We now have to take him to the prison

and take Ms. Lopez.

That's always safe.

Do you have a girlfriend, Ms. Lopez?

Tell me, do you?

The question is,

do you have a girlfriend?

What are you talking about?

The question is,

do you have a girlfriend?

Do you care about that?

I want to know who your girlfriend is,

her name, address, phone.

If my girlfriend would happen to me,

then I'd be pretty angry.

I don't have a girlfriend.

If I saw the full shopping cart,

then it wasn't just for a singer.

Two half-hens,

two steaks,

two toothbrushes,

a jumbo pack and cornflakes.

Oh, and?

I live in the WG.

Besides,

I wouldn't have had a girlfriend

for sure.

What happened to the ship, Ms. Lopez?

I already told you that.

Ivan Camp has left.

He wasn't even sure.

I put him in a beer shop.

That's it.

Oh, and then you put something in it, right?

Please?

Ivan Camp has been poisoned.

But not from me.

There was someone else on board.

Maybe there was a fight.

He had a free place

because he was supposed to attack me.

Some were looking for a fight.

Where did he go on board?

Well, he wasn't there

because he collected

the Landflash.

He was alone.

He could remember

some other passengers.

He said he was blind.

He was from the supermarket.

He came to me in tears.

I asked him,

what was his name?

He said to me,

I know how a pretty blonde woman looks like.

Oh, no.

She's a blind.

You know that.

Come on.

Pani, you asshole.

Pack something.

A perfume or something.

I have the controller.

What happened?

Can I imagine that Ivan is spinning around like this?

Can I imagine?

Can I imagine?

Man, he didn't want to fuck you, idiot.

I thought you loved me.

I do too.

Oh.

And do you leave me alone with the animal?

We had a 14 o'clock break.

Ivan had a lunch break.

Did you sleep well?

Yes.

Maybe it's my fault.

Luckily, Lorraine came in.

Oh, well, what an accident.

And if not?

What then?

What would have happened?

How?

What would have happened to your friend?

He's not my friend anymore.

Oh, that's nice.

That you don't tell your friends about your asshole.

Well, you know that.

But you didn't know that either.

You were even together at the holiday in Spain.

He let you laugh a lot, right?

Yes, of course.

It's snowing from yesterday, isn't it?

Why is he packing me up?

I don't know.

Maybe he was angry at me or something.

But I never thought that he would crush you.

But you thought a lot.

Do you know what else happened?

Your fucking Ivan is dead.

I know.

Where is he?

The bubbles were in the supermarket.

So you have something to do with it?

Where with you now?

With your ex-boyfriend.

No.

Really not.

Mona, I swear to you, I didn't do anything.

Can you tell me why they all said that to your fucking colleagues?

Because they all want to keep a job here.

That's how simple it is.

That's great.

Take care of yourself.

I'm Walter Jürgen.

Our boss.

I can't say that I'm happy about it.

I don't know why they invited me here in the middle of the night.

Everything between you and Demot

was a fight.

That's what it means.

Well, what are you waiting for?

I got the man out of the service because of the orders.

Of course he got angry.

I have full understanding of that.

Where were you between 20 and 22 o'clock?

In the supermarket.

So late?

Why?

Yes.

Customer management.

Regal optimization.

Have you ever heard of it?

I always buy what I don't want.

That's my motto.

Get away from the shopping bag.

Maybe you should.

That's why you're angry.

I send people to the non-food areas first.

Dress up.

I put an excess weight in the eye and grip zone.

And that's what's bought anyway.

It comes down to the back zone.

Did anyone see you during this regal optimization?

Delivery workers.

And of course the cashier.

That's how it should have been.

One more question.

Do you have a special relationship with the cashier Esi Schramm?

No.

Not with everyone else.

No advancements.

That's a shame in the working climate.

In my opinion, you've put yourself on the floor and clapped on the back.

Oh, did you see that?

Well, the Elsie is my best horse in the stable.

I even invited you to dinner.

Imagine that.

The girls need consolation.

So they're sad about Mr. Campes.

Yes, that was a big shock for all of us.

Ivan was very popular.

With whom?

Until now, we had a completely different impression.

For example, we would like to know who the anonymous person was.

Maybe you can help us with that.

Yes, sure.

Let's hear your secrets.

The walls in front of your eyes.

I understand that correctly.

I have the medium.

Maybe you'll do something.

So that you don't mess up again.

Uh, it sounds somehow distorted.

Let me...

There's nothing distorted, Mr. Phlipsen.

Everything is astral tone quality.

Since then, you've had a small hearing loss.

You're going to laugh at me.

That's a super-precious occasion.

I don't have high frequencies.

I've even changed my wife on the phone.

As long as you haven't changed it.

I've already changed it.

If you had almost let it go.

I'm sorry, Mr. Phlipsen.

But if I register for punishment here,

you won't see a child of sadness.

Child punishment for sexual harassment?

Evasion.

Did you close your eyes at the camp

because they were so much longer on the same walls?

I really didn't know anything about it, Mr. Commissioner.

I had to be a little blind.

I think that's what I like to hear.

Either the camp commander of the Nazarene

has a cleaning command,

or someone has cleaned the roof of the finest place.

No fingerprints, no hair, except his own, of course.

Are there any backstages of plants in the middle?

Nothing, Nada.

In the kitchen bathroom, everything is clean.

Glasses, bottles, straws, toothbrushes, everything is scanned.

There is no private gift bar.

Except for a pistol, roughly.

He smoked it with his buddy, Barney.

Who knows what else is connected to it.

Then let's order this Barney, just for us.

I rather thought in a different direction.

Should someone have a sexual abuse

or a misconduct against the camp,

why don't you call Barney?

Barney has only been used by the Gummi Club

and it has been used.

The series starts with the second victim, Erich.

What about the garbage?

Empty.

And down?

Down here.

Do you mean the garbage containers in the courtyard,

the full-stocked Oshista?

In terms of exception, we take the people here

and remove the garbage.

Every plastic bag, every bottle, every bullet.

Then we have to get some out of the bed.

Oh, I know two very good specialists.

Great that you brought me in the middle of the night

and brought me here.

These are the reasons for modernity, research.

Or reasons to enrich the waste.

I mean, my wife, anyway.

Waste?

Waste.

Waste, Erich.

There comes the next one.

Come on, come on.

Hey, what's up?

Why didn't you say you were the anonymous call-in, huh?

I'm glad that I didn't pack any more.

What?

I mean, we just did everything to keep Ivan free, right?

We also kept you free, Theo.

What do you mean, kept you free?

I mean, you haven't said anything about the girls yet, have you?

Which girls?

Don't be stupid.

Such a little, nice shopkeeper.

Small business.

If I show this to the police, you'll help the poor woman out of the patch.

You're not human after all.

And you let yourself be blown for it. That's what it looks like.

If it's stayed with you,

it wouldn't always be so free.

That's a shit we haven't done in such a long time.

You should always say something, Elsie.

That was your Ivan and not mine, right?

I'll check the security system with the little kleptoman.

Your early warning system, I know.

Maybe you should make a decision too, right?

You don't have to be sad about it.

You have a nice ring with a polio on it.

30 euros, snob.

Oh, Elsie, did I ask you for a price?

For me, it's part of Karl Lagerfeld or for others.

I said the part looks awesome.

I want to know how you managed to get around it.

You don't want to know that, do you?

You mean you earned another one, right?

And who did you think of?

You?

The billionaire?

You both don't deserve any good money, do you?

Isn't it worth it today?

Come on, bring it back in.

I don't want things to go round and round.

That's for sure, Theo.

Okay, I understand.

I'll have to show myself to the public at any given time, okay?

But not with such an old gift basket.

But we can't do this all over again.

Now just throw your job away.

Theo is an asshole, but he has nothing to do with Ivan's death.

Ivan has been in a catastrophe for a long time.

Who do you think you are?

We've been in love with foreign countries.

We've already said that you're going to tear us apart.

You're going to tear me apart right after my crisis.

Let's go.

You know what? This thing is hitting me on the stomach.

There's something in the tea and you're dead.

It's a terrible story.

It's really me, Theo.

I think you still love him.

Oh, Ersing.

I knew you weren't that clean.

You're Hermabuse.

A tenfold shopkeeper.

I think you're in the wrong movie.

I'm here because of the trash.

Great. Next, please.

Ms. Frank.

Are you somehow sexually harassed?

No, I was kidnapped before.

Your name is Debbie Hoffmann,

resident of Fuhlsbüttler St. 220.

Job?

Ex-wife?

You're in charge of multiple shops,

which is pre-registered, Ms. Hoffmann.

You've been caught five times in the mega market alone.

But that hasn't happened since then.

I didn't want to...

Stealing. I first looked at the car and then...

And then to the store?

I was so relieved that I had discussed the matter with my husband.

Has that not been done yet?

Did you actually get hurt by the guards?

Not at all.

However, I have a house ban.

And one of them said,

I'm a kleptoman.

But I still have to talk to my therapist.

We have some urgent questions.

We have a bottle here that came from your pharmacy.

It looks like that, yes.

Whom did you sell it to?

I can't remember anymore.

What was in it?

Ms. Commissioner Apfelmittel?

Yes, it's from the sort of E-605 you've ever heard of.

Yes, it's from the sort of E-605 you've ever heard of.

Yes, it's from the sort of E-605 you've ever heard of.

Yes, it's from the sort of E-605.

Yes, it's from the sort of E-605 you've ever heard of.

It was two days ago.

Now let's take a look at your gift book.

I'm sorry, I didn't find an order here.

You sold the bottle without registering your name?

Yes, that can happen again.

Is the store full?

Or the people don't have a personal ID?

Or maybe the pharmacy doesn't have a good day?

That's why they're angry at me.

What do you mean?

No, I mean because of him.

What's a woman?

I don't know.

What's this woman?

No.

Are you sure?

Yes.

If it were her, I could remember her.

I'm not blind.

She doesn't want to work with us.

I've never had that kind of experience.

I thought we were friends and helpers.

Maybe you've never seen a cop like her before.

Can you change that?

Yes, but I don't know.

No, right?

How did you get the last evidence against falling?

That was just a pencil and a toy.

So you have kids?

Two.

A girl and a boy.

What does your husband do?

He buys insurance.

Then he knows everything very well.

That's not the worst for the kids.

Of course.

A correct love story.

I know how many kids have to grow up in a broken relationship.

Not with us.

Harmony is very important to my husband.

It could be that she was oppressed by the Wachmann.

Impressed?

What do you mean by that?

You know what I mean.

You needed sexual dangers.

Your husband won't find out if you don't want that, Mrs. Hoffmann.

Yes, please don't.

Who was there?

That man?

And the second Wachmann?

No, not the second Wachmann.

No, who else?

The marketer!

The marketer.

We went to the Wachmann's apartment.

Did anyone see that?

Yes, a cashier.

And she didn't say anything?

She thought we were going to the police.

I have to ask you this now, Mrs. Hoffmann.

Where were you today between 21 and 23 o'clock?

I was at home.

It was at your house at half past eight.

Before your door, there was a camp.

Impossible.

I was in the kitchen because my husband came home at this hour.

That's nonsense, Mrs. Hoffmann.

Your husband left last month.

Ivan Campes didn't leave it with the one person who was in danger.

They even got used to his visits.

Once in the morning at ten, once in the afternoon at three.

The children were in a hurry.

Because their marriage has been broken for a long time.

Campes demands from you that you don't make any statements at the police.

He threatened him, right?

You didn't tell anyone about us, did you?

You wouldn't do that, would you?

Right?

Right?

Right?

Right?

Right?

Right?

Right?

Right?

Right?

Yes?

Did you offer him something to drink?

Why? I wanted to talk to him.

Tea or beer?

Beer.

And there you gave him something to drink.

What is it?

You are actually a gardener of the profession.

Yes.

But I decided for my family.

But then you are best known with insecticides and pesticides.

I only use garden tools.

Garden time, biologically, because of the children.

In your greenhouse, however, we have found

high-end plant protective equipment.

Maybe from my husband.

He is a hobby gardener and always wants to be sure.

Yes, I know. He is a security agent.

Mrs. Hoffmann.

We have to keep an eye on Ivan Camp because of murder.

Do you want a lawyer?

Do you think I want to kill him?

Why?

Because he needs you and has no right.

Maybe at the beginning.

But then he drove me away.

Drive away?

A neighbor said that he even hit you on the street.

Yes, because I asked him to stay with me.

I asked him what was going to happen to him and me.

And then he laughed.

I learned that you have to let it go.

In the end, he even wanted to leave his wife.

What is this woman called?

He never said that.

Is Ivan Camp coming back after this visit?

No, that didn't happen.

Why?

I had the parents in the house.

Besides, he was at home with his wife.

Are you sure?

I called him.

He said that he was totally out of his mind and had a lung inflammation.

Then you brought him a cold tea.

I wanted to call him a doctor.

He didn't want that.

Okay, we'll check that out.

Yes, check it out.

Let's go.

Have you seen this man?

No, I haven't.

My inner voice tells me that you have a bullet in your pocket.

This man is blind. Have you seen him?

My inner voice tells me that my cigarettes are all gone.

My inner voice forgets to tell you that the nose is open.

Wait, wait.

And the voice says,

give me a kiss and I know the guy.

I'm not drunk.

Don't do anything.

The guy is Patek's niepate and always on the plate.

Patek's.

He was blind with the glue.

And where is the man now?

Where the soup is.

The exit is just enough for Sans.

Wait, wait.

He's at the court.

If he's not there, I'll come back.

Okay.

But I'll do it. I'm a quick smoke.

Hani, you're looking for me.

You'll never hit me again.

Understood?

I'm not Barney. I'm a policeman.

Barney, not with me.

First of all, do you understand your voice?

Second, I know a few people.

Kölnisch-Wasser. You've known each other for years.

Kölnisch-Wasser? I think they're disappointed.

I've already made a fucking couple.

Who?

How did you get that?

You're so disappointed.

You wanted to sink me into the abel.

Now you're lying on the fish.

The one who comes from behind.

Barney says he should stay away.

That's going to hurt a lot for you.

For the last time.

I'm not Barney.

And that's my colleague Ericsson.

My duty was to get out of here.

Now and then.

Get out of here.

Shit.

I thought it was Barney.

And I was Sans.

Thank you, Ericsson.

To the right.

To the right again.

And get out of here.

Be careful, Scheibe.

And sit down.

Sit down and stay with me.

Otherwise I won't charge you.

Don't give me that much money.

Stay here, moron.

Cigarette?

No, I'm not a drunkard.

Cigarette.

Cigarette.

And?

Still no word without a warrant?

I don't need a warrant anymore.

Ericsson.

It smells like a canal.

I'll tell you.

Do you have a boss?

Yes, I do.

He's going to make it hard for me.

Do it.

You have to forgive us for taking you to this time.

But your brother-in-law is forcing us to do it.

At three o'clock in the night?

I've already told you everything.

You didn't tell me everything.

You made a false statement about your boss.

But do you want to know that?

We know that your boss was involved in several cases of sexual harassment next to Ivan Campus.

We have evidence for that.

As it looks, you moved this case from a wrong understanding of business.

From what?

You did it all because you were afraid of your job.

Hey, you have a good talk.

Okay, since it's about murder, I'd like to know more about you

if it's between Ivan Campus and your boss from before who came into the fight.

I want to know.

Do you know of any detectives, drugs or anonymity?

No.

So you're out of the house.

What happened?

I've always heard of the bell.

The bell? What kind of bell?

The bell of the Zippo.

It's a metal-fired thing.

Do you hear that?

What am I supposed to hear?

Back again.

That scumbag made a snitch with his Zippo.

Then I hit him from the side.

What?

But with premonition.

The Elbe is not the cause of death, it's a curse.

If you tell me again that you've invited him to an E-605, we'll see him in business again.

Yes, the Elbe survived.

He did.

What did the Zippo hear?

The walls in Augelewald, I get it.

He's taking me to the office now.

Maybe we should do something.

So we don't make a mess again.

A mess? What do you mean by that?

Something's about to happen.

I mean...

If you ask me, the woman is sitting back there.

That's the same voice.

You're totally right.

You stay out of it, okay?

Paula?

Paula?

The walls in Augelewald, I get it.

He's taking me to the office now.

Maybe we should do something.

So we don't make a mess again.

Because of Clementine.

She's scaring me.

She's just doing something from the beginning.

I mean, she tried to change the catastrophe.

Yes, but without the risk of her job.

She has another reason.

Let the silence hear it again.

The walls in Augelewald, I get it.

He's taking me to the office now.

Maybe we should do something.

So we don't make a mess again.

Do you notice anything?

She's not talking about the potential victims.

The woman could do something.

She's talking about the Wachmann.

She's talking about one Wachmann.

She's talking about the camp.

She's worried about the camp.

She knows what's going on there.

She knows what the camp is about.

But she just wants to be the reason behind it.

Not because of Mona Lopez.

I think she has a special relationship with him.

First of all, as Heddy asks,

she's hiding in another argumentation.

She's not hiding because of her job,

but because of Eva.

Could it be that she's scaring you

in an abandoned shop?

But because of her, like always,

Musa, the unknown woman

who talked about the housewife.

Can I go now?

No, unfortunately, not yet, Ms. Schramm.

When the cashier Schramm

comes to the question,

the evidence is pretty strong.

Ms. Schramm is the call-in Clementina.

And she has a motive.

She's systematically used

for five years after our research.

She's been exploited, demoted and threatened.

The eternal love.

The eternal cleaning woman.

Twice a week, she washes,

rubs, cleans,

pours the flowers on the balcony

and when she was happy,

she put them flat.

Ms. U.

Oh, sorry, that was a bit mean.

Happiness is something else,

I want to tell you.

Elsie Schramm was the constant

in his life,

which he always returned to.

I repeat,

it's still in the palm of my hand.

You're nervous, Walter.

Brake, shoe-like.

Lama-like.

Tell me, how do you talk to me?

I'm sorry.

You don't hurt people.

You're like you are.

We weren't at the end yet, Walter.

Okay?

Yes.

Exactly.

The fact is, Ivan Kempis pulled himself out of the tent.

We found a taxi driver

who picked him up somewhere

and then brought him home.

Oh, boy.

Birbelsturm Elvira?

Or where did we go?

Something like that.

A train master.

I pay the rent.

Yeah, but only against the forecast, cowboy.

That's what we do at Birbelsturm.

Always like that.

One meter away,

the other in the port.

No.

At last,

I even had a musician there who was

from Karajan.

Of course,

I immediately looked for him.

Just go in, please.

Just go.

Sure.

Okay, that's in fact a piece of paper.

In the beginning I didn't suspect anything.

Kempis is in his apartment.

When it's ringing.

Kempis, wake up.

A woman is in front of the door.

Let's take it.

It's Mrs. Schramm.

Kempis, let her in.

It's a fight.

Elsie Schramm doesn't want to be here.

It's going to happen.

Elsie Schramm doesn't want to be here.

Kempis really wants to break up with her.

But she's prepared for the end of his decision.

Besides, she's tired,

over-dressed and desperate

because he'll never get better.

Kempis has just survived the Elbe.

He's pitch-nosed,

frozen through and super-aggressive.

Elsie is coming to him right now.

After all, it's still an open calculation

because he recognized his voice on our record.

You stupid girl, don't fuck with me.

Shit, I'm scared.

The phone cut-off.

It's our fault.

I really don't understand you.

The crash-cross was pre-programmed.

The guy was already lost.

You can't get used to someone else's tone.

Elsie is constantly attacking other women.

Elsie Schramm makes a deadly decision.

Kempis doesn't get anything from it.

He's finished.

The Elbe has only 10 degrees and he's happy

that he survived the river at all.

Mrs. Schramm makes him a hot tea

and doesn't notice a cup of E605 in the cup.

The tea is really bitter.

Can you make tea for me?

What are you doing?

I'm making dessert.

Come on.

Come here.

Show us the tea.

Where's our photo?

Our photo.

Our photo.

I can already hear it.

It's no longer relevant.

You're not relevant.

Then everybody go to hell.

Hello.

Come on.

Mrs. Schleptol is 85 kilos

from the 7th floor into the car.

She cleans the apartment

and then drives the body to the garbage bin.

Do you want to tell me that?

Come on, honey.

You're with your dirty garbage bin.

Then you'll clean it with the garbage bin.

Oh, yes?

Why?

Because you want to hang the body now.

How did she get there?

Who took her there?

Your wife?

I knew Ivan, okay?

Okay.

I was with Ivan at school, okay?

Okay.

Ivan stays hanging.

I stay hanging.

He flies.

I fly.

If I knew something, Digger,

I would tell you.

Because of Ivan.

Because of Ivan.

So you threw yourself at the garbage bin

and cleaned it up?

Man, Digger.

It pissed him off.

Don't you know?

I'm in the beer hall

and tell Ivan, his other friend,

what are you doing?

Which other friend?

Which other friend?

Which other friend?

Which other friend?

Of course, his friend.

And if he wants to leave,

he doesn't want to discuss it for a long time.

That's why we didn't take any reinforcements.

Because you want to go through your one-man show again.

You can't act like a blue light here.

The fox is right out of the building.

The boss is still looking for you to serve.

But if we don't solve a murder case in one night,

then I'll have to wear my underwear.

You're a rascal.

You can see yourself already on the title page.

Ericsson, gangsta, blitzschnell,

caught in one night.

I'm Buller and I don't have a chair.

Do I have a family?

No.

And why not?

Because I don't feel like

bringing my children to one.

Because you're going to fight

against a servant

or the correct cleaning of a service weapon.

While you're dancing around this pack on your nose.

The one you have to clean more often than other colleagues.

Who does Tony like,

the one you've been talking about with my girlfriend lately?

And from whom did I learn the term partner?

Oh, Mrs. Lopez.

We have to talk to him now.

In your opinion, I've talked to other people.

Where is your girlfriend, Barney Kunkel?

It's starting again.

That can't happen to me now.

We'll take a look around, okay?

Wait a minute.

Excuse me.

This looks like a kitchen.

What are the people doing here?

Who are they?

Hey, hey.

Where is the mayor?

He lives here.

He lives in a vegeto-super bowl.

Oh, yeah.

And where is your room?

We know about your Barney.

So where is he?

The Liebhaber is always in the closet.

Maybe a movie.

Do you want to leave?

On the Marais Bleu.

As a tour guide.

The Marais Bleu cruise ship.

First ocean.

Super service.

Delicious food.

But after two weeks on the sea, he's here.

Have you found anything you're looking for?

No.

No.

The huge stairs, size 44, are not yours, are they?

My roommate.

My roommate.

Can I have some more fun?

The roommate got a very small room.

Come out, friend.

You come with me first.

Why then?

Why do you have to take him with you?

We'll talk to your friend personally.

What have you done?

I left you behind, Mona.

And?

She earned a bribe.

You're a scoundrel.

Do you have anything to do with anyone?

How much more do you want to show yourself?

I love you.

I'm sorry.

What are you doing?

They're looking for people, Barney.

The first tour has to be done without me.

You have 12 left, too.

Shit.

We found out through a voice analysis

that she called yesterday evening at 7.30 p.m.

under the net pseudonym Clementine

to warn us about possible attacks

by Ivan Kempis.

Is he guilty, Ms. Commissioner?

That's not what it's about.

They gave Mrs. Schramm unconsciously

their emotional price on the phone.

It was all because of Ivan Kempis.

We now know why.

For many years, they've been victims

of their relationship with Kempis,

and they've followed her to Lust und Laune.

She has a low profile and has been threatened

with various affairs.

She's been involved in all kinds of crimes.

But she's always come back.

But you're the one who killed Ivan Kempis

between 21 and 23 p.m.

with the plant protection agent E605.

Yes, I...

I already had the wish to kill him.

And when did he become a chairman?

She also knows the number with the flowers.

He doesn't love me. He doesn't love me.

He doesn't love me.

That's how it all started.

Back and forth, back and forth.

But I didn't kill him.

Like you did.

I loved him.

Besides,

I didn't even have a driver's license.

You can experience it every day without driving.

So I'm asking myself

why they don't even need a driver's license.

What?

Why? I think Ivan is on the verge

of telling us the story.

Besides, I don't even have a car.

They could have used Ivan's.

A BMW-Combie in the garage.

How did you get in there?

Did you find any traces?

When?

No, he was as clean as a kid.

Yes, you see.

So what was he supposed to do?

They could have stopped the BMW

because they suddenly had an alternative.

What's that, Elsie?

What is he supposed to be, you idiot?

What I see is a carpet, Elsie.

Yes, but I'm not a carpet dealer here.

Stop it, Elsie.

He's going to be in the driving school

for every five minutes.

Got it?

So we still have two minutes.

Or do you want to explain

to some other people with the carpet?

I don't know.

Elsie was joking, too.

I thought the cakes she always had

on the casserole

would have been enough

with hashish or something.

With hashish?

Yes, I thought it would be full of steam.

And then they took the corpse

and sent it down to me.

Why should he do that?

Because he came

to pick up the stick at the barn.

But they had already done that.

I don't know,

but they had already done that.

Campus made friends with her.

He only stayed with her

because they felt more guilty

against Mona.

So they drove the corpse

in her car through the city

without planning

and asked what they were doing

to make a mess.

Yes, he had the snout

just as full as his buddy.

Yes, they had something in common.

I don't know.

He filed for his rent.

Thatunting into his life.

Your father was detained.

That's bad.

Doesn't it matter?

Where's your buddy,

He's got a firehound.

Not bad.

I'd like to have a wake-up shot like this.

Then I'll have to say it in order, you know?

I've always dreamed of that.

Well, yeah.

I always make a appointment with my boss.

Tell me, when is the Müllerpur coming?

The Müllerpur

Sometimes he's a good father, but not on the Müllerpur.

On the contrary, we freed him.

He had a sense of humor at the end of his life.

They cleaned the apartment perfectly.

So that our fleissing boys from the bar

could not find the smallest hint.

However, they made a small mistake

by throwing this gift bottle into the Müllerpur.

For years, they have washed the laundry,

bowed their hands,

took care of the cocktails,

brought down the trash.

Mrs. Schramm, the apotheker will recognize you again.

Ivan was not involved in any of the things.

Ah, we have to explain that to each other.

Who else was involved?

Barney?

At least five times, Tio forced a girl to sex.

And Ivan had to...

What did he say?

He said, he was the boss, he had the first look.

First look?

Yes, first of all.

When the girls fell, then...

He just kissed her.

Eye zone, grip zone, hip zone.

I'm glad that his girlfriend is not with the boss.

He's been faking it for a long time.

Why did your boss let Mrs. Lopez to be happy?

She simply wasn't his type.

I'm sorry.

Where do you want to go, Mr. Flipsen?

On vacation.

I don't think there's anything else.

We're taking a court order for you.

What is it?

We're arresting you for trying to rape at least five times

and sexual harassment in the case of a murder with a free will.

I'm sorry, Mr. Flipsen.

I'm sorry, Mr. Flipsen.

I'm sorry, Mr. Flipsen.

I'm sorry, Mr. Flipsen.

I'm sorry, Mr. Flipsen.

You want rape at least five times,

sexual harassment in the case of a murder with a free will,

physical harassment and client rape?

A lot is coming.

I'm already telling you that.

I hope you have the necessary evidence for these accusations.

Don't worry about that.

The girls still care about it.

We don't know what's going on.

Mrs. Flipsen, your safe seat is also staying in the street.

Oh, Mrs. Elside?

What is she doing?

And what did I do with it?

You and Iván Campes were in Spain.

And there you can see an unwritten letter

and because of sexual abuse

you were arrested in the Spanish court of law.

Oh, because of this stupid slut who drank too much in Almer Sangria, or what?

There was no more!

Maybe you can get the forgiveness from the world.

Otherwise I wish you a lot of pleasure in your single cell.

In a Spanish single cell. In Pamplona.

So, now the weapons out.

Don't let me finish you with your slut.

Don't do anything else.

So, let's go for a walk first.

Single cell in the cold room.

I'm going to beat you up with this nonsense.

Eye zone, grip zone, back zone.

Right hand, problematic.

Up, up.

Now, up.

Are you Bani?

I'm not your Bani, you bastard.

Oh, flip.

Even better!

No, man, you're not Bani.

Besides, he's got us.

You're a bit fast today.

Do you have a new pair of fans?

I'd rather go home.

I'm sorry.

As I said, I'm just asking where they are.

It's an offer.

You haven't seen the staircase yet.

Well, at the aid of your friend.

Colleague, I hope you know what they're doing.

I know what a pretty Asian woman looks like.

What do you know?

You can feel it.

You can feel it.

You can even smell it.

Everyone here should turn off the light more often.

What are you doing here?

Here.

Oh, I still have one.

I still have one.

But please, come back early tomorrow.

So, a bullet tells you a big time of the Turkish language.

Your first problem is that you are way too impulsive.

Whereupon the Turks immediately get a 10-brother boost.

And the bullet tells you only cool.

And that's probably your second problem.

You don't get anything, but also nothing on the line.

Whereupon the Turks lie their knives.

And the bullet looks at the bullet and says,

And that's probably your third problem.

Come with the knife to a shooting range.

It's not really fun, so I'll tell you.

You're not just telling stories.