01x04 - Episode 4

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Relax, relax!

Stop, please! Relax, relax!

- Okay, okay

- Shut up, you pig!

- Okay, okay.

- Look at me! Is anyone home?

- My wife must be. Please, no.

- Let's go.

Let's go.

Calm down. Please calm down.

THE UNI

- Take me to the second perimeter.

- Copy that.

Maybe it was the milk.

No, no. Breathe, breathe.

Breathe. Breathe.

Breathe. Relax.

That's it.

Relax.

Better?

Are you sure? Good.

So, your cousin in France,

this Abdul, right?

Are you sure he didn't tell you

why these friends of his

had to come here?

Come on,

I don't believe you didn't ask.

He said they were his friends,

nothing else.

- And I never imagined

- Right.

Did they get visits here,

or did you hear any phone calls?

Yes, yes, on Tuesday.

Tuesday last week

they brought a man, a North African.

I don't know his name,

- but I'd seen him at the mosque.

- This man?

Yes.

Did they take him anywhere,

did you see them or?

They'd come in

- What's to become of us?

- Relax.

We're good people.

My children were born here

I know. You've done nothing,

you'll be fine. Don't worry.

- I'll help all I can.

- Great.

The name and address

of your relative in France.

- Yes. In Toulouse?

- In Toulouse.

Mohamed

The dead t*rror1st is Said Mansul.

He has an older brother, Tarek.

He must be the man with Kader.

Automatic weapons and

expl*sives were seized from them.

It's what they stole in the Pyrenees.

They were preparing something here.

No, we still don't know that.

We don't mention expl*sives

without controlling the situation.

During the anti-jihadist operation,

one of the possible t*rrorists

in the Toulouse attack was shot down,

and his two identified accomplices

are being searched for.

From what we know,

they're fugitives here, alright?

- Fine.

- Alright

You haven't given me details

of our wounded agent.

We can't say he's an agent.

We'd blow his cover.

Don't you realize?

Sometimes our job is

thankless.

A hero would do us a lot of good.

Good morning.

How are you?

t*rror1st SHOT DOWN

Their phones keep ringing.

Someone will come looking for them.

What are we doing here?

Bring the girl.

I told you to shut up! Shut up!

Shut up. Tarek, take it off him.

Shut up, you b*stard.

Will you shut up? Shut up!

Who's calling?

- Who is it?

- Who's calling?

Friends. And my mother.

My mother!

Untie him.

Okay, okay. Enough, please

Look at me, look at me.

You're going to write

that everything's fine.

- Careful

- Please, please, please.

Write.

Careful what you write,

or I'll rip your head off. Got it?

Yes.

I'll rip your head off. Come here.

Very easy, huh?

Get off.

TANGIER

We arrested him last week.

Tell my friend Ramón

I'm very annoyed with him

for not coming to see me personally.

- It's a real snub.

- I'm running the operation now.

Is your father a big shot policeman?

No.

We're almost there,

half an hour at most.

How did Al Garheeb enter Spain?

I went to get him at the port

with my van.

- He came on a merchant ship.

- What ship?

The Abbas I.

We've confirmed it,

it docked on February 21.

How many men escorted Salah?

He didn't have an escort?

He was alone. But I didn't know

it was Salah Al Garheeb.

Who sent you to pick him up?

Who sent you to pick him up?

Hakim.

How did you get him into Melilla?

He mingled with the carriers,

through the Farhana passage.

- And the papers he was carrying?

- We bought them,

it's not hard.

When did you last see Ismail Hamid?

- Who?

- Ismail Hamid.

I've never seen this man.

- Hey, idiot, don't get smart with me.

- I swear it's the truth.

- I swear it's the truth.

- You're lying.

Believe me, please. I swear,

I'm not lying. I don't know him.

Okay.

Believe me. I don't know him.

I swear I don't know him. Please.

- Have we finished?

- Yes, we have.

I don't know him. I don't.

I don't know him.

It's the truth, I don't know him.

EMERGENCY

Rodríguez.

You want the bill already?

The star of the team.

- You did a great job.

- I did.

Not like some others,

you let them get away.

Right. I made a mistake.

Instead of chasing them myself,

I worried about you.

It won't happen again.

About your wife and son,

whatever you need, okay?

The hotel, the transfer,

we'll take care of it.

What's wrong?

You haven't told her?

I always told her

I didn't take risks,

and if she sees me like this,

she'll stop me working or leave me.

She's your wife, she needs to know.

Don't tell her, please.

Right, whatever you want.

The last time I saw her,

two months ago,

she was annoyed at me

because I came home smiling.

She doesn't get why I'm not sad

about not being with her and the boy.

She says she doesn't understand.

- It's not easy.

- Right.

Sorry, it hurts there, right?

Now it does.

Listen, now what?

Now what happens to me?

We push some buttons

and see what happens.

Now you just get better, okay?

Worry about that.

When you re-join us, we'll talk.

There are more and more police

going by!

They're checking the houses.

They k*lled my little brother.

We don't have the expl*sives anymore!

Let him go, Tarek!

Come on, let him go.

Let him go.

Listen to me, listen.

Look at me, okay?

You have to keep calm.

We can't let them catch us now.

We can't let them catch us.

The expl*sives

were just a distraction.

The real mission is now.

It's our mission.

We will avenge your brother.

We will avenge all Muslims.

All Muslims, to the death.

Do you understand? Do you?

Shut up, you idiot!

Get away from there. Move it.

Shut up, shut up.

t*rror1st SHOT DOWN

Thank you.

Just to pick up where we left off,

basically,

one of our undercover agents

provided us with some intel

that matches

some of the information

we ourselves already have.

It would seem that the Abbas I

set sail from Málaga

about three months ago.

It refuelled in Goa.

A few days later, it set anchor

in the port city of Lagos, Nigeria,

where it remained for several days

until Al Garheeb was seen

boarding the vessel.

- Now, eventually

- Excuse me.

- Yes?

- Did you guys from CIA

know that Al Garheeb was in Nigeria?

How did you know?

One of our undercover agents

saw him there.

- Under what circumstances?

- I cannot reveal that information.

It's irrelevant, Miriam.

Did you know in Intelligence?

So why am I going to Tangier

to interrogate that poor guy

when you had all the info?

What was he doing in Nigeria?

Al Garheeb is just a spiritual leader

who lost his position of influence.

After fleeing Raqqa,

he took refuge in Nigeria

under the protection of Boko Haram,

like many other defectors from Syria.

But for some reason,

he set sail for Spain,

he had some intentions here.

If you knew where Al Garheeb was,

why didn't you arrest him?

Obviously we didn't deem it

convenient

or even appropriate.

If you didn't deem it appropriate,

it must have been

because you were waiting for him

to make a move.

Come on, CIA doesn't let

someone like Al Garheeb escape.

What were you expecting him to do?

Who saw him?

Miriam, you already have

what you wanted to know.

That's everything.

Okay.

I want to speak with your informer.

With the person who saw Al Garheeb

in Nigeria.

Shall we get some more wine?

But it doesn't hurt,

I don't want to go to the doctor.

Can't you see you're very pale?

You get better now or later

they'll pull worms out of your belly.

Big worms, okay?

Let's go.

Alright, alright,

what do we have here?

Look.

Happy, sad.

Happy, sad.

If you're good,

you can keep it when it's over, okay?

In the waiting room, please.

When I'm done, I'll tell you.

Okay.

Alright, let's see.

Like this, "ah". Very good.

- Hello, Amina.

- Hello.

I'm sorry,

I don't approve of what he's done,

but he's my husband

and Basma's father.

I can't.

Amina, relax,

naturally, you feel that way.

Najwa, leave us for a moment, please.

Leave us.

- I'm sorry, I can't.

- Relax.

Amina, I know this isn't easy,

but you have a responsibility.

And just going home means letting

a thing like Toulouse happen again.

If that's the case, arrest him.

No. If it were that easy,

we would've done it already.

But we need to get to the men

who collaborated with Ismail.

I've nothing to do with this,

I have no obligation.

Alright, you're right. You're right.

If something happens,

you'll never forgive yourself.

And what about your daughter

when everyone finds out

that her father is a k*ller?

What will they say at school,

in the neighbourhood?

Amina,

Basma has to grow up

in another environment.

I'm not asking you to take risks,

just tell us

what's happening at home.

I promise I won't let you

run any risks, alright?

Give me your mobile.

Your mobile, please.

Look, this is a card

identical to yours, cloned,

with your contacts,

memory, the lot.

If you're ever scared,

enter the code 2009,

the year Basma was born.

And in no time no time

One of your cars will come

and get you and your daughter

wherever you are. Alright?

I want something in return.

Get up, you b*stard! Get up!

Get up.

Move it, come one.

Listen to me, honey.

They've asked me

to take them somewhere.

If I do, they'll let us go. Okay?

Do what they ask, okay, honey?

- Do everything they ask.

- Stay there!

Listen to me.

If your husband betrays us,

I'll get my friend

to cut off that pretty head.

And very slowly. Understand?

Okay?

- Get in. Get in.

- Do as I said.

I love you, honey. I love you.

- I love you.

- Get in.

I love you.

- Police!

- Police!

- Police!

- Police!

- Police!

- Police! Look out!

All clear, no one here.

There are loads of similar houses.

It's a needle in a haystack.

Men, we have a long night

ahead of us.

But we're going to catch them.

- Let's go.

- Come on.

Let's carry on.

You're pushing it. How long is it

since you slept? Get going.

I'm here now.

- Go on.

- f*ck.

I'll call you.

Tarek, where were you?

We've tried to contact you.

- Hello. How are you?

- Said is dead.

Is Mum awake?

I want to speak to her.

- What are you waiting for?

- Okay, okay.

Mum!

Mum!

It's Tarek, Mum.

It's Tarek, Mum.

- Tarek is that you?

- Hello, Mum. How are you?

- Tarek, at last, my son!

- How are you?

Our boy

They k*lled your little brother.

I know, Mum.

They say he was a t*rror1st,

- that he k*lled people.

- It's not true, Said was a good kid.

They were going to k*ll them.

He didn't do anything.

It can't be true.

I didn't bring up my children

that way.

- I'll avenge him, don't worry.

- No, no, no!

Don't say that, please.

Don't do anything you'll regret.

- I'll be leaving soon, Mum.

- Why aren't you back home?

I'll be leaving soon, I promise.

I have things to do. Goodbye.

Goodbye, Mum.

Don't do anything you'll regret.

Please.

- Marcos.

- Go ahead.

The French Police have intercepted

a call from one of the t*rrorists

to his family.

And it's from Girona.

Okay, I'm on my way.

- Police!

- Police!

- National Police!

- Police!

- Clear here!

- National Police!

Clear!

- There's a police roadblock.

- sh*t!

Remember your husband.

Confirm that he's still there.

I'm afraid we're late, boss.

A couple.

Neither them nor their cars are here.

Maybe they were taken separately.

I'll check the cameras.

- Okay.

- Okay.

Welcome.

We searched the computer's IP.

Last night they contacted France,

the mother of the dead t*rror1st.

We think it may be the other brother.

- When did they leave?

- Just after the call.

They told family and work

that they were sick.

That's why no one worried.

They left us little to work with.

We've put out

the details of the cars,

images from witnesses

and images of the targets

with possible changes of appearance.

They won't leave witnesses,

we have to get them fast.

And how are you?

Good. Good, great.

- How are you?

- Good.

If there's anything, tell me, okay?

The roadblock at km 20 of the N2

says a red Citroën went through

a couple of hours ago.

- A woman was driving.

- Copy that.

Let's split up.

- What are you doing?

- Nothing.

- What's that.

- It's nothing.

- What's this "nothing"?

- They're for Wafae.

They're decorations for Wafae.

What are you doing

in my office with these photos?

Why are you taking photos

of my office?

- Decorations for Wafae. Give it

- Decorations for Wafae?

I told you not to go

inside my office. Did I not?

Go make lunch. Go on.

We've corroborated his version,

and it fits,

so I believe

that he doesn't know Ismail.

Stay close to Ismail.

We need to know why a dealer

who grassed on the jihad up to now

met a guy like Al Garheeb

and even got him to risk

coming to Melilla.

Very well. Carla, one thing.

- What?

- I don't think Intelligence

is giving us all the intel from

the CIA source who saw Al Garheeb.

Alright.

Check there are no cars behind us.

- What?

- Cars. Police. Behind us.

No.

Next on the left.

Next turn on the left.

- The left.

- Okay. Okay.

And my husband?

Your husband is alright.

Let's go.

Start it up.

She's not coming.

- Something happened to her.

- Or she had second thoughts.

Let's send some guys to her house

with some excuse.

Look, here she comes.

- You're late. Is something wrong?

- What happened?

He almost caught me.

I can't. I won't say anything to him,

but I can't go on.

- It's dangerous for me.

- Relax, relax, Amina.

It's dangerous for me

and for my daughter.

Relax, relax, Amina. Relax.

Tell me. What happened?

Did he hurt you?

He saw me taking photos.

I said they were for my sister.

- I thought he wouldn't believe me.

- Okay, relax.

Can I see your arm?

Can I touch your arm?

Can I see it?

- Was it him?

- It's old.

Amina, I know it was him.

And I'm so sorry, really.

I'm really sorry

about what's going on,

but we have no other way

of knowing what he's doing.

And we need to know.

Amina, I promise you,

nothing will happen to you.

To you or your daughter.

I promise you, trust me.

Trust us, Amina. Trust us.

Trust us.

- I brought the photos.

- Good.

Thank you.

When will you get me

and my daughter out of there?

When we have something

to arrest Ismail and his partners.

It'll be soon.

I promise. Trust me, really.

- Really.

- Trust us, Amina.

He won't hit you again.

I have to go.

- Amina, thank you so much.

- Thank you.

Yes, Marcos?

It's them.

The guy, the man.

They slit his throat.

- And the woman?

- No, it's just the man.

But you agree

that it makes no sense that

- she's still alive, does it?

- Yes.

While she's useful, it does.

Right. Well, we carry on.

Stay around here, near the factory.

The inevitable happened:

A civilian victim.

Possibly two.

- It's awful, Carla.

- I know, boss.

- Awful.

- The team's pretty shaken.

We're all upset.

All of us. Buck up the team,

tell them we know that

everything possible is being done,

and there's no one to blame in this.

- They must that see we back them.

- Thanks, boss.

Careful there, careful.

They're taking care of it all.

Take me

to the other side of the lake.

My God! Help me, please!

That's it, it's all over.

Let's go.

Let's go.

I saw something, go back.

Turn around.

Copy that.

It has to be there. There.

It's here, go down.

It's the woman's car.

Down, a bit more.

I'm going to jump.

I'm going to jump.

Copy that.

It's yours. Here.

Sorry, Marcos,

Lúa wants to speak to you.

- No, no, not now.

- Hi, Dad!

Give that to me.

- Hi, my little Smurf.

- Hi.

Listen, we'll talk later, okay?

I'm working now.

- Just one thing, Dad.

- What?

It fell out today in gym class.

Gosh!

It always happens

when I'm not there.

It wasn't wobbling or anything.

A ball hit it.

My God

Tell Granddad to get it all ready

- for the Tooth Fairy, okay?

- Dad.

- What?

- You fell for it.

It's a trick!

Really,

what a dope I am.

Don't you remember

I'd already lost it?

Honey, I have to hang up, okay?

We'll talk later.

Big kiss, Dad. I love you.

- I love you, too.

- Bye.

I was worried, Nadim.

I wanted to send someone to your room

to see if you were alive.

Shut in there all day isn't healthy.

Where are the g*ns?

- Take them to the port now.

- We'll take them tomorrow,

my men are celebrating now.

I said now.

Your father

showed more gratitude and respect.

You're a guest here.

We're protecting you.

Remember?

And you remember

the money you get from us.

It's all good, friend.

It's all good, brother.

Salomón will escort the merchandise

to Lagos tomorrow.

It's all going as planned.

Good, good.

My turn!

FORBIDDEN PASSION

Listen.

Right. Look.

Request urgent authorization

for me to see Al Garheeb in jail.

When you've got it, tell me.

Yes, yes, yes.

Lúa, honey,

I have to go.

Yes. See you tomorrow.

Yes, you can sleep at Laura's.

But tell Granddad.

Alright, alright.

Alright, honey, I'm going.

See you tomorrow.

I just hung up. I forgot.

Did you want to speak to Lúa?

- Well

- Okay.

- How's the little Smurf?

- Good.

She's gone to sleep at Laura's.

And how are you?

I just saw the woman's mother

in the morgue.

I never know what to tell them.

God damn it.

I don't think anyone knows.

What a mess.

We got there too late.

Don't say that. Marcos.

You did really well.

You should be proud.

We've got to be strong now.

Stay with me, we can't fail. Okay?

For them, for everyone. Go on.

- Are going back to Madrid tonight?

- Yes.

There's the Communion,

and I've got things to do.

- Are you coming on Saturday?

- Yes, of course.

Don't let her down.

Stay.

Stay tonight.

- Marcos, please.

- Carla

I don't get what's going on.

We can't bin it all like this.

We still have time.

Go on, stay.

We'll talk tomorrow.

Yes?

I'm here.

Stay here.

GO BACK TO YOUR OWN COUNTRY

f*cking ARABS!

I know, miss, but we want

to add four more guests.

What's the problem

with adding a table?

Okay, then we'll move the banquet

to the bigger room.

If it's unavailable, never mind,

we'll squeeze everyone

into the small room. Okay?

Yes, ask. Ask, please.

Damn it.

Marta, the meeting with Sanabria

sh*t.

Marta, I'm talking to you.

the path of those

you have blessed,

not of those who have incurred

your wrath or have gone astray.

Amen.

He is Allah, only divinity.

Allah is the absolute

And now?

They'll have to regroup,

reform the cell

and get arms and expl*sives.

At some point,

they'll make a mistake

- and we'll be ready.

- I'm talking about me, Marcos.

- What will happen to me?

- You go home.

All the time you need.

Then we'll transfer you to an office

or an embassy.

Wasn't it what you wanted?

Shower every day, shave,

stop wearing that djellaba,

or at least wash it.

Right, but now that

it's coming together, it's scary.

If I don't leave it now,

I never will.

What's the matter?

I'm not sure if I'm cut out

to go home every night, Marcos.

I've been going over it.

She and I are only together

because I'm never at home.

Cut the crap, will you?

I'm more scared of going home

than on another mission.

Hi, Dad.

Champ!

Clara, this is Pedro, a workmate.

Pedro, this is Clara.

How are you?

They say that next week

they can transfer you.

- Okay, we'll see how it goes.

- Okay.

I'll leave you with the family.

Bye.

Excuse me.

Pedro.

Thanks for coming.

Say hi to the guys, I'll miss them.

Get better.

That's it, my princess.

- Mister Ismail.

- Yes?

- The gas people are here.

- Gas people? Let them in.

Come in, please.

Good afternoon.

- We came for the breakdown.

- Yes, no gas since this morning.

Let's see what's wrong.

Show my partner the thermostat.

- Come with me, please.

- I'll check the valve.

- This wine is nice.

- You like all of them.

You can now talk to your inspector

and tell her to pack her bags.

She's going to Nigeria.

She's to contact the informant

who saw Al Garheeb, William.

You'll have all the support

you need from us.

- Then I'll get out the good stuff.

- No, this one's great.

Okay, then I'll join you.

A little.

Alright

- That's good.

- But

- if there's traffic?

- There won't be traffic.

If there is, I'll be there anyway.

I'll be at the church tomorrow.

- Are you nervous?

- No, well, a bit. But just a bit.

Were you nervous

at your first Communion?

Very nervous.

No, I wasn't. Neither should you be.

We'll all be with you.

It'll be really nice, you'll see.

Okay. Big kiss, Dad.

Why am I the only one you've told?

Because you would've found out

anyway. You're Intelligence.

I'm serious.

You should tell your father.

And Lúa, too,

before someone else tells her.

And Marcos especially.

If I tell Marcos, he'll sleep

on the doorstep every night.

- No way.

- If it was the other way around,

wouldn't you like to know?

- You need the support of your people.

- No, Jesús.

I've made it this far,

no need for anyone to suffer.

Is that why you left him?

To spare him from going through it?

I left him because it wasn't working.

But now

it'd do you good

to have someone by your side.

The decision was made before,

and I'm not changing it

because of the cancer.

That'd be selfish and cruel,

and he doesn't deserve it.

Marcos is wonderful, he's

he's a good man, a great dad,

but it's over.

He has to get on with his life

and I

I have to see what I want.

I have to see.

Dad, Dad!

I bear witness

that there is no deity but God,

and I bear witness that Mahomed

is the messenger of God.

Allah is the greatest.

Allah is the greatest.

Allah is the greatest.