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Previously on Spiral...
SPIRAL 4 State of Terror
I’m sorry I don’t have better news, Roban
I’m not signing this. I’ll appeal to the Supreme Court
You won’t get rid of me that easily
We brothers are duty-bound to help each other at all times
Don’t you think that might be useful at a time like this?
You were right to leave
The rent was too high. We can find a better place
I’m not coming back
There’s still hope -Are you joking?
You think they have time? They have no papers, no job...
You have to help me -What do you need?
Weapons. Explosives
How much? -5kg
Is that enough? -Don’t worry
A bike’s coming in
It’s Thomas Riffaut. Repeat, Thomas Riffaut
Everyone in! Go, go!
Shit!
Yes, Minister. Consider it done
Yes, I’ll take care of it
Gentlemen...
...the city of Paris is now on maximum alert
The Minister was clear
Do whatever it takes to stop Riffaut setting off the bomb
Any idea of the target? -No, sir
They’re anti-State, which leaves a lot of possibilities
Step up security in all government buildings...
...and in stations and airports
What’s been done so far? -My team are doing all they can
We’ve put Riffaut on the wanted list...
CID are working on Riffaut? Did you know that?
No, we weren’t working on Riffaut...
...but my men found him by chance
They were tracking some arms dealers...
...and caught Riffaut buying explosives
Then why weren’t we informed?
This is ridiculous. We’ve been following Riffaut for months
Under the circumstances...
...I felt it was more important to warn you first, sir
My team are arresting the Kurdish dealers as we speak
They’ll help us find Riffaut
Perfect
Keep Counter Terrorism informed
Sir, CID are perfectly capable...
Superintendent, a terrorist cell is planning an attack
I ask you all to work together...
...and share any information leading to their arrest
Is that clear?
Is that clear? -Yes, quite clear, sir
Get to work
My team find Riffaut, and they’re trying to barge in?
You’re not the only one going for that promotion
Who else?
Counter Terrorism want to recruit someone internally
This is no time to make a name for yourself
The Chief of Staff said to work together, which means...
I know. CID have to play nice
Haroun, It’s Herville
Any news on the Ozbeks?
Go after Riffaut as soon as you can
Top priority. You have the green light
SPIRAL 4 State of Terror
Get in here
Sit down
There. Is that you?
Yeah?
And that’s Riffaut. Recognise him?
Why did he buy explosives? -I don’t know
What’s he planning? -I just sell. I don’t ask questions
Didn’t he tell you?
Or your brothers? He doesn’t know them
The gun business is mine -So what do your brothers do?
Sell Turkish delight? -Yeah
Don’t play dumb. We know your whole family’s involved
With Çetin’s death, too -That’s not true
The weapons are all me. No one else
Thomas Riffaut. Sound familiar?
All right, smartarse. Have it your way
I asked you what your name is
Do you understand French?
You, shut it. Did I ask you to talk?
Just answer the question
I don’t get it, Rodi
Why are you covering for them? Do you know the charges?
Dealing firearms, abetting terrorism, murder...
You’ll get twenty years
Why are you protecting them, you little prick?
Your mother’s still warm, and they’re already fucking you over
I’ll deal with them later -You won’t get a chance
How will you do that when you’re in prison?
I can have my brother killed, no problem
Get up
Well? -They’re pinning it all on Rodi
This is hopeless. Rodi won’t blame them, either
He’s shouldering it all himself
We have no proof he’s dealing guns
The judge will never sign the warrant
The bastards will get away with it
Did he mention Riffaut? -Bugger all. He’s saying nothing
What do we do with the brothers?
The lawyer wants us to let them go
Sod them We’ll keep them guessing
A bit like me
Omar told me where to find Riffaut
A squat in Montrouge
Great
OK, I’ll call Armed Response. We’ll leave when they’re ready
Hop to it
The petitioner was stripped of his powers...
...following a decision by the Supreme Court
He was accused of breaching his professional integrity...
...by using the press to damage a colleague’s reputation
Today, the petitioner is appealing against the court’s decision
He claims it is disproportionate...
...in light of “certain dealings” by his colleague
Mr Roban, do you have any remarks to make?
President, with your permission...
...I have new documents to add to the case
What are they?
Witness statements attesting to bribes...
...paid by a law firm to a judge in the 14th Chamber...
...to obtain reduced sentence
How are these statements related to your plea?
You’ll understand when you read them, President
Unless you’d prefer that I read them aloud...
...in front of the people here
Bring them to me
We will examine them and decide how to proceed
This session is adjourned
Laure, we’re in position
OK, copy that
Let’s go
Ground floor clear. We’ll check upstairs
I don’t believe it. They’re gone
Amina, JP, search down here. We’ll go up
All clear
-Someone’s here to see you -Send them up
Yes? -What the hell is this?
Inspector Berthaud, CID. Who are you?
Albertini, Counter Terrorism. This is typical of Herville
He said the search was in fifteen minutes, so I’d arrive late
Fuck
You want to catch Riffaut without us?
We weren’t informed -Come on. Pull the other one
So what did you find?
Nothing. The squat’s empty
Is that how you want to play it?
Fine by me
But tell your boss that from now on...
...it’s every man for himself
Did anyone tell you to wait for then?
No, Herville said to go ahead
I found this. Isn’t it Riffaut’s?
We’ll send it to Forensics -I found a mobile box, too
Let’s see if we can find the phone from the serial number
So what now? Call Counter Terrorism?
No, keep quiet. Riffaut’s ours -Are you out of your mind?
A bomb’s about to go off, and you’re starting a feud?
Finish the search. We’ll talk later
My evidence on Garnier won’t make it easy for them
If they confirm the court’s decision, they’re protecting a black sheep
And if they retract it, it means the institution’s corrupt
It’s plague or cholera
Well, we’re about to find out
Mr Roban, please stand up
We have considered François Roban’s plea...
...that the Supreme Court’s ruling was an abuse of power
Given that the evidence provided by the court...
...is insufficient to establish...
...whether the decision to strip him of his judicial powers...
...was based on objective information...
...Mr François Roban’s plea to overturn the ruling is justified
Congratulations, Your Honour. You won
Thanks for your help
You look just like a dirty police officer
Yeah? -Open up
Adhesive...
...nails, bolts, fuse box...
Power plug...
...soldering iron...
I’ll get the car. See you in an hour
We’ll be ready
Those clothes are yours
And this?
That too
We used the packaging to trace the mobile
It was bought on Rue de Crimée
And the buyer? -Yeah...
Amina showed the owner a photo of Riffaut...
...and he confirmed it was him
Are you tapping it?
Yes, but the phone’s still switched off
Here -What is it?
My report from the quarry -You already gave me that
No, not this one
I re-wrote what I should have seen
If I wasn’t hiding I’d have seen the Ozbeks selling to Koliba...
...and they would be in court by now
I messed up, and I want to fix it
This will get them twenty years
Why are you doing this? Do you want to get fired?
Not at all. I just want to see them behind bars
Yeah, but not like this
You have kids and a pregnant wife
You can’t mess that up
If I don’t do this, I’ll only be messing myself up
This case hit the skids because of me
I can’t forget that
I wake up every morning feeling sick
I’ve always done my job well
I want to be able to look in the mirror again
JP -Yeah?
Give this file to the judge -OK
You’re dead
CRIME LORD DIES
You’ve reached Ms Karlsson
Leave a message and I’ll call you back
Hello. Can I talk to you?
I’m sorry about your uncle -Don’t worry about it
It was bound to happen one day
What’s this about?
It’s my aunt. She’s in trouble and doesn’t deserve it
What sort of trouble?
The police are going to question her...
...and she needs your help
I’m finished with Jorkal -Because of the Telliers?
It’s over. I don’t have to say why
But the Telliers got their money. They’ll leave you alone
They asked for the money? -My aunt gave it to them
When? -Before they went to meet Johnny
Are you sure? -I was there with her
They got their money but rigged the car anyway?
Yeah
Was it Mrs Jorkal? -Yeah
But I never said that
Johnny went off the rails when he left prison
He killed anyone who pissed him off. The family were terrified
We kept guns under our pillows...
...in case someone came for us
My aunt couldn’t hack it. She even begged him
She begged him to pay the Telliers
What if I’d been in the car? -Yeah, but you weren’t
I’d like you to leave
Does that mean you’ll help my aunt?
It means get lost before I lose my temper
It’s that bitch again
What does she want now? -Calm down. We won the case
Let me deal with this...
...and say as little as possible
Hello, Ms Karlsson -My esteemed colleague
This way. please -Hello, Mr Martineau
So, Ms Karlsson...
...what brings you here?
The court found in favour of your client...
...and ordered his employees to cease occupying the premises
Yes, exactly
You’ve perfectly summarised the court’s decision
I know
But the employees are still demanding regularisation...
...and their redundancy pay
Well, now
If they were regularised, my client would have to give them new contracts
Do you seriously expect Mr Martineau to hire people...
...who held his firm to ransom?
I understand
And if he hired them, Mr Martineau would have to obey labour laws
Paying overtime...
...social security, pensions...
Madam, my workers all have wage slips and a decent salary
Of course they do
700 euros a month for breaking walls twelve hours a day
How very decent
Let’s drop the pretence. We know your client’s a crook
If you came here to insult us... -No, not at all
I’m just surprised that the judge failed to notice a major fraud
If she did her job properly...
...she’d realise that Mr Martineau’s business is illegal
Wouldn’t she?
I’m sorry, but what do you mean?
I mean that Mr Pascal Louis Raymond Martineau...
...born in Saint-Raphael on 13th March, 1956...
...was struck off the Directory of Trades and Business...
...for use of forged documents tax evasion and breach of trust
This was on 18th October, 2004
Here’s your copy
Don’t tell me you were unaware of this?
You really are a shit-stirrer, aren’t you?
Will your client consider his employees’ demands...
...or should I notify the court straight away?
You have one hour
For God’s sake, Martineau...
Is your source reliable?
The manager’s not sure, but the guests fit the description
Can we trust the manager? -Of course
I helped him out when I worked in Public Policy
He was busted for harbouring illegal immigrants
And now he does me the odd favour
Shall we go up? -No, not yet
Wait until we know what’s going on
Once we’re sure Riffaut’s in there, we’ll get back-up and go inside
There it is
It’s Riffaut’s phone. Call Laure
Laure, we’ve got Riffaut’s phone
Shit! He turned it on, then switched it off again
But he triggered a transmitter on Rue Gassendi
Let’s go
How does it work? -It’s simple
You call the phone...
...and the current triggers the detonator
The Semtex explodes. Boom! End of story
We’ll leave when Marc gets back
We’re on the corner of Rue Civelle. There’s nothing to report
Sami -Heading up to Denfert. Nothing here
Tintin -I’m on Rue Daguerre. Nothing yet
What a mess
He could be anywhere
That’s Riffaut’s friend
We have a suspect. Meet us on Rue Civelle
Come here
Stay there -Where are you going?
Get off me!
Nice and relaxed -Where were you going?
Don’t struggle. Where’s Riffaut?
Where’s Riffaut? -I don’t know him
Really? We saw you together, buying explosives
“Marc Charron” -Turn around
What else?
Stay still -Where’s Hotel Télémaque?
I don’t know -We passed it back there
Take him away
Well? -Marc Charron. He drove the scooter
Which means Riffaut’s in the hotel nearby
I’ll get Herville to call Armed Response
Sir, it’s Haroun. We’ve got Riffaut’s accomplice
Fucking hell! That’s good news. And Riffaut?
He’s in a hotel nearby. We’re going to need Armed Response
There’s no time. Go in and I’ll catch you up
OK. So we don’t call Counter Terrorism?
Forget those tossers. Get Riffaut while you still can
OK. I’ll call you back
We’re going in without Armed Response
What’s this?
Fuck! It’s CID
They’re going behind our backs again
I’ll call for back-up -No, don’t
What are you doing? -We’ll wait around the back
Hello. Who’s in Room Seven? -Four people
One girl? -Yes
And another chap left about an hour ago
Charron. What floor? -First, on the left
What the hell are you doing?
It’s the police -Let’s go. Grab the laptop
Well? -Nothing
That’s them. Gilou, let’s go
Fifi, Karl, wait outside
I’ll cover you. See you back at the flat
Be careful
He has a gun
Look out!
All right?
All clear
Who’s he?
Can we leave it to you? -Yeah, no problem
Tintin
Did you just save my life?
I’d snog you, but people would see
Look who it is
The boss is here. Someone looks happy
Let me deal with it
Mazerat and Riffaut got away
And the explosives? -We think they still have them
Forensics are upstairs. They found Semtex and DIY materials
Riffaut was here and you let him escape?
Do you know what they call that? Any ideas?
A load of shit!
That’s because we had no back-up
Any fool could have caught them. But not you
You run around like headless chickens
We’ve been shot at
It’s a miracle no one died, and you still complain?
I’m bloody sick of this -Watch it
I can see why you wouldn’t warn us, Herville
We’re fair game
But no Armed Response? Try explaining that
Actually, we’ve caught two of Riffaut’s accomplices...
...and no officers were hurt
Now if you’ll excuse me, I have work to do
That Greek you caught is the real deal
In Greece, he’s a weapons expert for the anarchists
What are you getting at? Are you sucking up to us?
Keep this to yourselves...
...but it was Albertini who let off the siren
What? -Why?
To warn Riffaut you were here
We we’re hoping to catch him around the back, but we missed him
Look
Your boss and mine are both after the same promotion
Whoever catches Riffaut gets the job
Very good
Perfect. I’ll inform my clients right away
Absolutely. See you tomorrow
It’s OK
It’s OK? -Yes
Quiet, please. Listen up, everyone
I’ve just spoken to Martineau’s lawyer...
...and Martineau has agreed to pay up
Salary, redundancy, everything
I think we should celebrate
We won!
They should be here by now
So what do we do?
Now it’s up to us
Are you with me?
Of course, all the way
You realise there’s no turning back
Nothing will be the same again
No more family, no more friends...
...no one
Just you and me
Doesn’t that scare you? -Don’t be stupid
With you, nothing scares me
Excuse me
I’m quite pissed, so I’ll sign whatever you want
You don’t have to sign anything
Really? Aren’t we dissolving the firm?
Jorkal’s dead
You needn’t have come here to tell me that. I read the paper
Do you want me to come to the funeral or something?
His wife killed him
That’s wives for you. Always up to something
Why are you here, Pierre? What do you want from me?
Do you know why I fell in love with you?
Me neither. I just did
Miss, miss!
Everyone’s waiting. We have a surprise for you
Sorry to interrupt -I’ll leave you to it
I’ll be one minute
Pierre, where are you going?
Home
And...
...can I come, too?
Are you sure that’s a good idea?
I’m thirsty. I’ll see if there’s anything to drink
Want anything? -Sophie, I’ve been thinking
We can’t do this now
You want to give up? -No, never
But we’re wanted. Everyone’s looking for us
This isn’t the right time
Yes, it is. No one will expect us there
No, it’s too risky
Don’t you think I’m up to the job?
It’s nothing to do with that
We can’t make hasty decisions
We can’t take any risks -We’ve already discussed this
We can do it without Marc -But we have no car
How do we get away afterwards? Hitchhike?
Don’t worry. We’ll get those bastards
But now is not the time
Fuck, Sami!
He put our lives in danger, and he couldn’t care less
All he cares about is climbing further up the ranks
And we do nothing? -I never said that
Throwing down our guns won’t help -Yes, it will
He’ll know we’re not willing to die just to feed his fucking ambition
Herville won’t give a shit
Don’t you understand?
If you won’t do the job, he’ll just replace you
Let him. See if I care
Don’t say that. You know it’s not true
You want to catch Riffaut
OK, I care about catching Riffaut. But we don’t need Herville’s help
That’s your problem, Laure
You don’t need anyone
Not me and not Brémont, either
I didn’t mean that -No, but I do
Have you talked to him?
Forget it
You should get some rest
I don’t feel like it
What did Charron say? -Bugger all. Not a word
Karlsson’s his lawyer. She’ll be here tomorrow
And the Greek?
In hospital. We can’t see him for 24 hours
Listen, Laure
I don’t know what you’re doing
Nor do I
Aren’t you happy with Brémont?
Do you want to mess it all up?
Having one bloke is hard enough for you, so two...
Why not three while you’re at it?
Your Honour, it’s great to have you back
Your Honour
Word travels quickly, I see
Yesterday, everyone was desperate to avoid me
After what you did to Garnier, they’ll be bowing at your feet
That would be a first
You soon get used to it, believe me
Your Honour, I just heard you were coming back
Prosecutor. Excuse me
So, my friend...
...have you considered my offer?
The Masons?
I’m touched, but what use would they be to me?
Anyway...
...my victory proves I was right to stick by my guiding principle
Which is?
If you fight in the name of justice...
...you can win, even alone
You’re not serious?
Don’t tell me you’re naive enough to believe you won by yourself?
Please, Roban...
Why do you think I introduced you to the Lodge?
Behind the scenes, who stood up for your honesty...
...your independent spirit?
Who convinced the Supreme Court to clear your name?
Are you suggesting that without the Masons, I’d have lost?
Without them, you wouldn’t be here today
But I never asked anyone
Nor, to my knowledge, did they
Think about it, Roban
You’ve won
You’ll climb up the ranks. They’ll roll out the red carpet
A wide network of connections could be very useful
Your Honour -Hello, Marianne
Prosecutor -Marianne
Take care of him. He’s like a new man
You can count on it
Goodbye, Roban
I’m so happy, François
I knew you’d win in the end
Thank you, Marianne
What do we have today?
A witness in the Meunier case. He’s waiting outside
You can come in
Please sit down
Sophie
Hello, I’m Ms Karlsson, Mr Charron’s lawyer
I’m here to see my client
Wait in here, please
Now listen to the teacher
She’ll tell you what to say, and you repeat it
Very imaginative, Inspector
But you’re the one who needs a lesson
You have thirty minutes
Shit. It’s not looking good
Gilou. Let’s check on Riffaut’s phone
What did you want the explosives for?
To defend ourselves
Against what?
OK, tell me when you leave. I’ll meet you at the hospital
I have to go
We’ve got it
Laure!
Laure! Gilou!
The phone has switched on
Where is it? -Less than 200m away
It’s Berthaud. Who’s been through reception?
No, five minutes ago
A young woman, just behind the lawyer
What was she like?
Thanks
It has to be Mazerat. The bomb’s meant for us
I’ll call Bomb Disposal. Haroun, Fromentin, search the floor
Berthaud, Escoffier, get everyone out
Guys, there’s a bomb in the building
This is Herville. Send Bomb Disposal. We have a bomb in the building
We’re evacuating the building -What’s going on?
It’s a bomb alert
Clear out, quickly
Don’t run. Just walk calmly, please
Come on
They’ll be here in 15 minutes
Hurry up
Down the hall, turn left
Keep moving. Don’t worry
I’ve left my papers behind -You can get them later
Sophie Mazerat
Let me go, or I’ll blow this whole place up
Calm down, Sophie. Let these people leave
Shut up. Step away
I’m stepping away. Can we let these people out, please?
OK, quickly
Come on -Keep moving
What’s he doing? Stay there
He stays there -He’s not moving. Look
He’s not moving. It’s OK
Step back and shut up -I’m stepping back
It’s going to be OK, Sophie
JP -Nothing yet
Tell us where the bomb is -Shut up. Step back
I’m doing as you say -What the fuck is he doing?
Tell him to stay there -Gilou, don’t move
Look. He’s not moving
Get back. Keep going -I’m going
Step back
Why isn’t Riffaut here?
He left you to do the dirty work?
Why do you care?
Sophie...
No one’s hurt. We can still work this out
Don’t you understand? I don’t want to work anything out
Anything? -No
Tintin
Lean on me -Turn on the light
Nothing
Let me have your phone. Please give it to me
Look at me
What’s he doing with that gun? -I’m putting it down
I’m putting it down. Look
Put your gun down now
Put it down
Now kick it away
Give me your phone
Sophie...
Fuck! Sami!
Don’t touch it. Move away
Don’t do this, Sophie
Tell us where the bomb is
Trust me
Trust me -Shut up
Shut your mouth, or I’ll blow this place up
Understand?
Fuck!
It’s my phone
Shit! It’s my wife
She’s about to give birth -Get out of here
I’ve done this before -No, I’ll stay
But don’t mess this up. I want to meet my kid
Go on
...but evacuate the others first
Sophie... -Didn’t you hear me?
I don’t want to hear your voice again
Sophie, can’t we talk about this? -No
Give me your phone
I said give me your fucking phone
Quickly
Don’t do this
Get back
Anyone moves and we all die
Thomas...
Thomas, help me
-Where are you? -With the police
Thomas...
Anais, get out of here
Warn the others
Laure, they’ve found it
Get down!
Sami! Tintin!
Get out of there!
Are you OK? -Yeah
Tintin!
Tintin! Fuck!
Are you OK?
Up you get
Can you hear me? Are you all right?
Where’s Sami? Where is he?
Gilou
Tintin
Sami -It’ll be OK
Sami! -Don’t go in there
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