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Speak! Where is she?

JOHAN FALK
THE END

Where is she?

Örjan, wake up. Listen... Where is
Helén Falk? Where is she hiding?

- Now talk.
- Please...

Where is she?

Where is she?

Tell me...
Where is she?

GOTHENBURG JUSTICE CENTER
Police, Prosecutor's Office, High Court

Security is high at today's court hearing.

The case involves assault
bribery, conspiracy to commit murder

and conspiring to murder
Officer Patrik Agrell,

of the special police
operations group known as GSI.

These are just some of the
charges the prosecutor has filed

at the Gothenburg
District Court this morning.

The suspect, so far unidentified,

was brought from the detention
center in Borås earlier this morning...

What a fucking bitch.

Have a seat.

You, you and you!
Corrupt cop fuckers...

- Hey, hey...
- You're all going to die.

- Take it easy...
- Fuck you!

- Fuck you!
- Take it easy...

May I ask the public
to leave the courtroom...

The hearing is suspended
and will resume at a later date.

What the hell was that?
Huh?

Even that damn mafia lawyer
seems surprised.

Him? What a crook.
The only lawyer who needs a bodyguard.

Let's go.

- Mr. Fredrixon, may I ask a question?
- Not now, please...

- Easy, easy, easy...
- They're police.

- You in a hurry or something?
- You look a little pale.

- I thought you were in jail.
- I was fined.

- Thanks for asking.
- You were disbarred. That must hurt.

What do you want?

That's smart, get a bodyguard when
you know your client kills police officers.

- Are you done?
- Hell yes.

I feel dirty, I want to go take a shower.

- Thanks for that.
- You can go now.

- Please...
- Thank you.

I don't think he has a clue
what happened.

No. But if he doesn't know...

Hey...
Hello!

- What happened here?
- I haven't gotten that far yet.

Looks calm.

Mom, can we go down to the lake?

You know we can't go out, Ola.

- But...
- Come on, you know that.

- I can't stay here!
- Ola, you know we can't go out.

Why don't you play some games
with Bill and Nina instead?

Mom... Bill and I will move
when this is over.

- But you just got your new apartment...
- Abroad.

Bill's sister works
at a hospital in Reykjavík.

We can't live like this!
We have to feel safe.

I understand...

- Hello?
- Hi, Helén. This is Dick, Johan's colleague.

- Hi.
- Hi. I need to get in touch with Johan.

I know you're in an undisclosed location,
but we need to see you.

What is it? Has anything happened?

There's no easy way to say this...

Örjan has been found dead.
We need to talk to you somehow.

Oh, no...

You take the right side.

Drop your weapons!

Hands over your head!

Turn around! Slowly!

Step away from the car!
Step away!

Who gave the order?

- Who gave the order?
- You're a dead man, cop.

You go against my family...
You die.

Yes?

We should have flowers
and a memorial book.

We have to find Johan.
And he didn't like flowers.

Johan will contact us when he can.
She must know that we know?

Yes, that's obvious.
She exposed us.

Patrik always asked me for help
when needed... So here I am.

We believe there is a connection

between what happened in court
and the body in the container.

- How?
- Örjan Bohlin, Helén Falk's ex.

Everything leads to GSI.

What I said to Franzén was that
we don't think it was a threat,

but that she was exposing us.

Why?

It was a covert operation that
Patrik and I were working on.

Yes?

Pack your stuff, you have to go.

Again?
You said the cottage was safe.

Nothing is safe.
Not after Örjan.

You're going to GSI. We need help.
We can't keep those papers secret anymore.

Someone came after us... Right?
It was what you thought.

We'll handle this.
Get ready. I'm coming.

Who gave you the order to kill my wife?

Empty your pockets!

The Russian lady, your boss, is in jail.

So who gave you the killing order?

Who gave you the killing order?

Yes?

ENTER PASSWORD

What can I say? This is creative
even by GSI standards!

I know, we've kept it understandably quiet.

So the Russian woman thinks Johan
was working for her?

We let her believe that
until she was arrested.

- Now they know that wasn't the case.
- It still doesn't hang together.

Why were you singled out and threatened?
That just makes it worse for her.

Shit, she works
for the Pakistani bastard.

There must be something we don't know,
that somebody wants hidden at all costs.

You, you and you!
Corrupt cop fuckers...

You're all going to die...

- How's it going?
- I have to crack a locked phone.

- Last number redial.
- I'll take care of it.

I have to talk to Franzén too.
Put me on speaker if possible.

OK, Johan, you're on speaker
with Sophie, Vidar and Kroon.

I'm at a car loaded with weapons
and tools to cut up bodies.

Two men came after Helén.
The threat against her is damn well real.

- What happened?
- The problem has been eliminated.

- But it isn't over.
- Why kill Helén?

Helén has gathered
a lot of business documents.

It's all related to her ex, Örjan.
I'll send you an address.

- What do you need us to do, Johan?
- Escort my family to the police station.

I'm relying on GSI.

Matte, bring your gear to sweep the car.

- Absolutely, Johan.
- Good.

Sophie, I know you've been
put on administrative leave

but I don't care about that.
Get on it.

Johan leaving the crime scene,
that's not good.

You don't know about that, Kroon.
It's complicated.

OK, I have no idea
what you're talking about.

FREDRIXON LAW FIRM, GOTHENBURG

You've missed three of my visiting days.

I could lose custody.

I told your mom the same thing...

So call me!

Sorry to keep you waiting, Milo.

I was asked to put you in touch
with our friend upstairs.

- After what happened in court?
- I don't know.

I was just asked to set up the contact.

So, I'll leave you two for some privacy.

Yes, it's Milo.

We need your help.
We have lost our team.

We need a new manager in the field.
You can do Gothenburg as well as Moscow.

But there's a problem.

The first team's failure means
our main target now has protection.

- Do you understand?
- Yes.

Two from your homeland will help you
take care of the main target.

I'll send a picture of the protection team.

You, you...

He wants to talk to you inside.

Your turn.

Yes?

You are going to help him
with whatever he needs.

Look, sir, with all legal matters I can...

With whatever he needs.
Is that clear?

We helped you financially
with your new legal firm. You owe us.

- OK
- Milo will fill you in.

First, I need a hotel room
under a false name.

Two airline tickets to Moscow
for me and my son, Mikhail...

"Mikael".

One way. We leave in 24 hours.

Because then, Olof...

It'll all be over.

I can fix it for 30 or 40 per car, maybe.
If you need it fast.

- I don't think I heard you right.
- I know, it's a crappy price.

- But you said "fast".
- Fast and free aren't the same thing.

Write it off if you really want to
get rid of it. I like this taxi thing.

It's the best idea you've had since...
But if you don't want to continue...

I have to get out of here.
Too many people have been after me,

the last six months
have been a little uncomfortable.

Luna moved to Skåne with her mom...

There's nothing keeping me in Gothenburg,
except maybe Felix's grave.

Maybe I can have flowers delivered?
I don't know.

Hi.

- Am I disturbing you?
- No...

- They're having a rough time now.
- Did Johan show up?

- Yes, they're meeting him now.
- Kroon!

Hi, Janne. Do you know each other?
This is Dick Jörgensen.

- Hi. Janne Ossian.
- Dick.

Hey, I received the analysis
of the Russian phone today.

Unfortunately, I don't think
you can continue as senior manager.

- No? Why?
- Because of this.

You've known Johan for over 15 years.

So you'll understand why it's inappropriate
for you to continue on the case.

There's an explanation
for why the Russian called Johan.

- Is that so?
- We'll take it up with Franzén.

When we get the go-ahead,
they'll pass by here.

We are doing this now

CZAR BANYA CLUB, MOSCOW

Come in.

Unfortunately, the entire board isn't here.

I ask for your permission to deviate
from our usual security protocol

of not using technology in here.

It's urgent, because of
what's happened in Sweden.

Our absent board member is now with us
via a secure internet connection.

Remember, no talking once we connect.
Just listen.

As you know, I'm taking care
of a serious leak in Sweden,

where important documents
with links to us have been stolen.

But now it's gone so far

that even our tied assets are in danger.

In addition, our coordinator risks
a ten-year prison sentence here.

From our side, it is not
tactically possible for her to go to jail.

She's too valuable to us.

I want the Board's unanimous approval
to take care of this problem.

Once and for all.

Permanently.

I have people waiting

and we need to act now.
I await your reply.

Can you double check here if the names
match the right companies...

Absolutely.

Linda, Attorney Fredrixon's office.

Our tied assets are in danger?

I'm going to fuck somebody's mother!

Fucking hell!
How could this happen?

Our absent board member
assumes full responsibility for this.

It's his position in Sweden.

He's already taken care of the man
who stole our business documents,

and we know they're currently in possession
of the wife of a police officer.

So far, they haven't realized
what they're sitting on.

The wife of a policeman...
What the hell?

We must act now! Fast!

If our tied assets disappear, we'll have
all the middle managers at our throats,

and their unnamed aides!
There will be a complete massacre

before the end of the year!

Then I'll tell our board member
in Sweden that he has permission to do

whatever he needs to do
to prevent this from happening.

By any means necessary.

Just got the message.
We have a go.

They left that to the last second.

Drop your guns!

Drop the gun!

Open the door! Open!

You! Get out!

Close it! Close the door!

Cover us!

Leave him!

Let's go!

They came to Heléns mom's summer cottage.

They must've forced the address
out of Örjan. But she wasn't there.

- I'll unlock it.
- I rented another place for them.

- Yes.
- That's where we're going now.

I need to know who gave the order
to kill Helén!

The prisoner transport's been attacked
and the Russian bitch is free!

Two colleagues have been shot.
One's dead and one's seriously wounded.

Damn it!
OK, what do we know?

We know there were three attackers.
Masked, broken English...

One of them was killed.

What the hell is this?
They came from nowhere...

We're pretty sure the Russian bitch
pointed us out to someone in the courtroom.

Otherwise, she'd never
do anything that sloppy.

We know someone who was
dealing with the Russians before.

- You want me to...
- No, no, I'll take it.

The cars are clear. I'm going to work
on this Russian cell phone.

Yes, good.

- I'm busy.
- You've worked with the Russians before.

A colleague has been shot dead.
What do you know about it?

- I'm busy.
- Tell me what you know, damn it.

You owe me.

Yes, of all the people,
you're the one I owe something to.

But like I said, I'm busy.

No, he doesn't seem to know anything.

OK, I'll show you what
Helén was working on.

That must be what this is all about.
OK?

Milo gave this to my mom
while I was away.

- How nice. Does he do needlework?
- No, you don't understand...

A Russian mourning band.
It's a threat.

Laugh if you want, but he'll kill me.

And he'll take Mikael.

And I don't want to die
and I don't want to lose Mikael.

Yes, but he's your ex.
What do you want me to do?

You sold my diamonds,
I'll take my money. Period.

Yes, but listen...

I have your money. You know
those diamonds were marked,

but we still got six million each.
I'll give you my share, all of it,

if you help solve my problem.

- Do you want to go out...
- No, not outside.

Go into the office instead.

I'll be there soon, honey.

OK, now we're talking for real, huh?

I'm starting to understand
why you hit on me in the first place.

You wanted me to protect you from Milo.

So I have to wonder...
Was what we had real of make-believe?

Look at me!
Was it for real or not?

And you come here with your son,
using him as a shield,

asking me cut your ex!

Is that what I am to you?
A fucking mercenary?

- Huh?
- No.

But that's what it feels like.
I have a kid too.

A seven-year-old daughter, Luna.
I'd give my life for her. Understand?

I love you.

But I will not survive him.
This is Milo.

He took on a full convoy of cops.

Even if I run, how long
do you think I can keep away?

- Are you sure that was him?
- Yes. Think about it.

A Russian woman with links
to the Russian mafia.

Know anyone else
who'd want to see her set free? No?

Plus, since the attack,
he's been calling me non-stop.

Before that, silence.

Twelve million if he disappears for good,
is that what you're offering me?

- Is that our new deal?
- Yes.

No strings, no catches, Madde!

And the money...
How do I know you have it?

Give me an hour.

It'll be over soon.
We're going to Dad's work now.

That'll have to do.

- Where did Örjan get the documents from?
- The bankruptcy administrator in Estonia.

- You told him to do it.
- What?

Steal the papers!

- We'll discuss this later, Nina.
- No, we won't.

- It was you! You told him and now...
- Nina...

Nina! Nina...

- Yes?
- You want the guy behind the breakout?

- You know who it is?
- I asked if you want him.

- Yes! What do you want?
- I want you to take him.

- You want money or what?
- Everybody goes on about money...

- What's his name?
- You know where to find me.

You will leave the country by car
via northern Sweden

and over to Russia.
Orders from Moscow.

I've arranged transport,
our attorney will drive you.

So I'm waiting for him here?

You should also activate
your Latvian contact.

- We can't...
- Just do it!

- Call me if you see her.
- OK.

What are you doing with your ex?
We don't have time to get sidetracked!

Relax.
I have everything under control.

POLICE STATION, RIGA

- Grisle speaking.
- I have a friendly tip.

It's never friendly when you call.

It's about the unsolved murder
of Larissa Dudajeva.

I have the name of the perpetrator.

Don't come with some bullshit name, the
forensics lab already has the killer's DNA.

The name I have is a match.
It's a Swedish policeman.

Contact Jan Ossian, head of their Internal
Affairs department, he will help you.

Just tell me the name of the perpetrator.

Johan Falk, detective
with the Gothenburg police.

Seth didn't want to say who it was,
but if what he said is true,

maybe we can smoke them out on the road.

OK, I understand. You go.
Get with SWAT.

- I'll send this stuff to Matte, OK.
- No, Franzén gets it all.

Damn, there are over 500 documents here!

We have to go.
We'll take all this shit with us.

I'll photograph the ones
I think are most important.

- Which ones?
- Those, and this one.

- OK, why those?
- It took me a while to work it out...

But it all became clear when Johan
told me what happened in Latvia.

A conversation I overheard in Latvia,

between the Russian woman
and the Latvian.

Invoices and percentages
are the same in Russian and Swedish.

These are the common denominators...
The Russian, and those numbers.

This is a construction company
with links to the Estonian mafia.

Shady fucking characters.

According to the records,
seven percent of their income

is passed on to this Belarusian company.
I'm no expert,

but I think Pieramoha
is a money laundering front

- for these criminal groups you're after.
- We have to go now.

Thank you for telling us this.

Unfortunately, I have to continue the
Internal Affairs investigation into Johan.

We have no hard evidence
that exonerates him.

But is the investigation really necessary?

Kroon, could you excuse us, please?

Yes, absolutely.

Johan hasn't been at work
in more than a week.

Suddenly, the Russian is broken out...
and we know they had contact.

What are you saying?

It's possible Johan was involved
in breaking the Russian out.

Impossible.

No...
Let's hope you're right.

Excuse me.

Hello, yes?

You have an incoming call
from the Riga police.

From Riga? OK, I'll take it.
Excuse me.

- Jan Ossian, Internal Affairs.
- Hello, sir.

My name Uldis Grisle, I'm a First
Lieutenant with the Latvian police.

- Homicide unit.
- All right, what can I do for you?

We have some interesting information
about Superintendent Johan Falk.

Oh. Yes, sure, I'm listening.

BREAKING NEWS:
POLICEMAN KILLED IN TRANSPORT RAID

Damn it.

OK, let's go to the hotel.

I'm going away on business for a few days.
I'll have limited accessibility.

Take messages if necessary.

The police have tried
to reach you several times.

They want to know if you've had contact
with your Russian client.

Don't say anything. OK?

Let's go. Bye!

Oh, I have to use the bathroom.
I'll be back in a second, OK.

Fucking coward!

Hi, it's me again.
I need assistance.

I still don't know when
the target will show up.

We just finished a job,
but we can be there in 20 minutes.

SWAT's always first on the scene.

- You got it.
- That works for me.

See you later.
Thanks.

- Hi, Micke.
- Hi.

Today's newspaper, in a safe place.

She just went in with your son.

Good. The mourning band
worked just as I planned.

The cops are here too.

A car came a little while ago.
It's in a good surveillance position.

I'll be there soon.

VARGUDDEN CONFERENCE CENTER & SPA

- Good morning, Mr. Valdo.
- Hello. I'm going to the conference room.

- Hello, Mr. Valdo.
- Hello.

Oh my God!
Gentlemen, excuse me.

Valdo, my friend!

Hi, friend!

- Look how fat you've gotten!
- I'm an oligarch. It's my right.

What can I do for you?

- I need more people.
- No problem.

Same as last time. Remove anything
that might help to identify them.

- I'll put them in touch with our man in the field.
- As you wish.

You're the boss,
you decide how it will be.

- Business is going well, I see.
- Yes, but it takes so much time.

Swedes have to do everything
to the letter of the law.

- What's that?
- I'm trying to quit smoking.

Really? Good for you.

Nina...

- Talk to me.
- I'll tell you what you did!

You promised Örjan he'd get
to see me and his grandson...

That's... why he stole those documents.

- He never got the chance...
- I thought you didn't want to see him.

That's not what this is about!
You took advantage of him.

Örjan was an Idiot
But he didn't deserve this.

I'm sorry...
Forgive me?

- OK, we have to go.
- You're right...

Bill, you take Ola in the rear vehicle.
You, come with me.

OK, here we go.
We don't stop for anything.

She's in the police security detail.

What the hell is she doing here?

Let's do this.

- You sure you want this?
- Yes.

Not here. I need a nice, quiet place.

Give me a time.
As soon as I call, he'll come.

- Where are you?
- Götaälvbron.

The target just showed up.
Milo Mikhailov.

- He just entered Seth Rydell's place.
- We'll be there soon.

OK. I'll get closer,
I can't see anything from here.

- You can't be here, understand?
- No.

- Everything will be... Hey!
- Don't touch!

Don't touch, OK?

You're so predictable...

Jump behind the first
and biggest guy you find.

The cop is under control.

Hi, Mikhail.
Dad missed you, a lot.

You remember
we're going to see Barca, right?

Look at this.

- Stay here. Mikael, stay here.
- Come here...

What do you think?
Nice, huh?

- They're the bad guys.
- Mikael, come back.

- Don't touch him!
- Hey! Stop that!

They're the bad people, not Daddy.

- This is just for protection.
- Put the gun down!

Take it easy.

- Let us go, Milo. Please.
- No, you stay here.

- Mikael...
- Don't come any closer!

Everything's OK...

She blows your mind.
Whatever she says, she blows your mind.

- Milo, damn it...
- She's just so...

I know, female boxer. Obviously...

What would you do if I stepped
between you and your woman, huh?

- Your woman?
- Yes.

You, we're talking.
We're dropping our weapons.

- We'll both put them down and talk.
- OK.

I'm setting mine down now.

Everything's good, Mikhail.
It's all OK...

Stay here.
Everything's OK.

Please, Mikael, come to Mommy.

Listen, you'll get 100 grand in cash.
Just leave now.

- Milo, damn it...
- I'm not going anywhere. Forget it.

We're standing here looking at photos
from your summer cottage, but...

What do those gangsters want?

Some kind of money laundering, I think.
On a huge scale.

Everything points
to this company, Pieramoha.

- What's the business?
- It's located in Belarus.

The address is a plain old PO box.

It's a shell company.

That's what Örjan said.
This company was created

to disguise where the seven percent goes.

We should contact the Financial Crimes Unit
Call Linnea Roswall, she's sharp.

Linnea Roswall, OK.

Helén, we have another problem.

Jan Ossian wants to bring Johan in.

He thinks he's working for the Russians.

Hang on, I have to take another call.

- Franzén.
- This is the front desk.

I have a lawyer, Olof Fredrixon,
looking for the head of GSI.

- Tell her it's urgent.
- He says it's urgent.

Have you spoken before?

Say I want to talk.

You can't stand here
and make a deal with me.

I understand your problems
with the little guy,

but who said being a dad is easy?

This is getting old now.

I'll double the offer.
200 grand.

- 200?
- 200.

- To just walk out the door.
- Seth...

- Stay there.
- You have the cash on you, right?

You have to take care of the cop...

- SWAT will be here at any time.
- Good. Many thanks.

Hi there...
Mikhail, can you watch your mom?

Did you hear me?
SWAT's on the way...

Oops! Seth, I don't know why
there's a cop outside your place.

Do you know?

Considering what happened to Wagner, then
it's tragic if you've gone the same way...

- Stand there and keep dreaming.
- Really?

Hey! Stop, damn it!

Let me tell you, I don't give a shit.

The money's outside in my car, in the trunk.
So go!

- Hey...
- Come on.

I rarely pay another man
to talk to my ex.

- Don't step on her neck, damn it!
- Excuse me?

Get your foot off her throat!

Thanks.

- Seth...
- Shut up.

- Seth, damn it...
- I said shut up!

It's not very masculine to beat up women.

Just so you know.

- Or aren't you a man?
- You don't know how it feels

when someone tries to take
your child away from you.

- OK, we'll have to run.
- Feeling powerless...

You should know!
You should know...

- You're divorced, you have a kid.
- I know exactly what you're talking about.

I just sent you the location
where we think the police lady's hiding.

GPS is showing a long road
through the woods.

Good. Come here now,
we'll do this together.

Are you still at the hotel?

I might have to come alone.
Milo has cop trouble.

I have to warn him.

- Are you still there?
- Real men don't beat up women, children...

- The cops are coming. Go now!
- You're such a little man...

Come on, show me how tough you are.

Police! Lie down!

Police!

Drop the gun!

- Lie down!
- Are you hurt?

I'm OK.
Just unlock this shit.

- I need protection.
- You're not so highly valued here.

I can help you, but you have
to give us something in return.

I'm here. Isn't that enough?

I'll tell you everything I know,
but I want protection.

Yes, I understand.
But right now you have no choice.

I have a whole lot of choices.
I can leave now and you lose everything.

OK, go on. There's the door.

- What do you mean?
- Yes, goodbye.

Like I said, you have no choice.

And considering how you're acting,
I assume they know you've defected.

So you can't go back.

So give me something now
so I know which team you're on.

There's a hotel room...
That's where they're hiding.

Address?

Wherever you are...
when you least expect it...

See you, Mikhail!

Let's put on some music, OK?

This is wrong.
So fucking wrong.

It'll be Christmas soon. The kid's probably
finished his Christmas list already.

You should be buying Christmas presents
for your boyfriend,

but what are we doing instead?

It feels like whatever we do,
it will be wrong.

Yes.

The law doesn't work if you
have to run the whole damn time.

- I revealed...
- What?

I identified "Hjördís"
in that fucking bunker.

All the screaming
and dead bodies everywhere...

Fuck, man, I wanted to live.

Does anyone know about this?

Anyone who's alive, you mean?

- Good. Let's keep it that way.
- But I know.

How can you continue working,
knowing that?

That was Sophie. They have the guy
who masterminded the breakout.

Who said anything
about continuing working?

Nina... It's my fault
you're mixed up in this, not Mom's.

It was my mistake that led to Örjan...

It was his decision to do what he did.

He was trying to do the right thing.
For your sake.

I dragged you into this shit.

Mom was trying to get us out of it.

OASIS HOTEL

Police!

Secured and empty.

Johan, there's a green Focus
three cars behind us

trying to get between us...
No!

Fuck!

Helén! Protect Nina!

At least two thugs in front
with machine guns and gas masks.

Niklas!

Mom!

- Mom!
- Ola, stop! It's Bill!

Lie down! Stop, Ola!

- Stop! Give me the papers!
- No!

- Niklas!
- I'm OK!

The bullet hit my vest, but I can't move!

Don't move! Easy...

Give me the papers or I'll shoot!

I can't move...

Step away!

- Get away!
- No, please!

Vidar!

You are not like other Swedes, Johan...
But now it's over.

Vidar! Look here!
It took the vest!

Look at me. Good.

An empty hotel room, Fredrixon.

You still haven't earned my trust.

- What should we do?
- What do you want, then?

- Just ask, I'll tell you anything.
- Tell me about this company.

Pieramoha...

Where did you get this?

You heard me.
Tell me about the company.

Damn it...

Does Financial Crimes have anything
on that company?

No, nothing.

Belarus has never been on the map for us.

Ghana, Dubai and Germany
are much more common.

But Belarus is the perfect hiding place.

A black hole of government corruption.

The Russian woman, as I understand it...

she's some kind of coordinator.

She makes sure all the groups
in the network pay their share.

Seven percent.

I don't know exactly, but if you say so...
that may be correct.

One suspect disappeared into the woods...

What are these groups you mention?

Georgians. Lithuanians. Russians.

The Estonian Karayan organization
with the Dudajev brothers.

Chechens from Kortedala.

A Latvian organization led by Edgars.

There are many more,
but I don't remember all the names.

I don't get it, why do they agree
to pay that percentage?

What do they get for it?
Protection? Legal help?

Hardly worth seven percent
of their gross income!

- I don't know why.
- Of course you do.

Nobody knows everything.
That's how they protect themselves.

The first person I met
who paid this percentage...

was a German.
Nikolaus Lehman.

- Can we talk to him?
- No, he's dead.

Shot 14 years ago.
You were with the local police then.

How convenient, they're all dead.
Still not earning my trust here.

There is somebody who knows.

- Also a client of mine.
- Who?

You have to promise to give me protection.
My name can't get out!

Who?

The Swedish leader of the Romanian mafia...

Erik Davoda.

- Oh, fuck.
- A friend of yours, huh?

I knew him, I arrested him six years ago.

He's on his way to detention right now.
His case is being appealed.

- We'll talk to him.
- He won't talk to us.

- What have we got to lose?
- Come on!

We have Milo Mikhailov, so there's just
the suspect who escaped into the woods.

- OK, any traces?
- No, none at all.

OK, put him in there.

Thanks.

Let me go so we can get this done.

You're being taken in for weapons offences.

Well, I was wearing gloves the whole time

and the gun was already
on the ground when you arrived.

Yes, I don't know...

Are you sure you want to do this?

It's the only way to get Davoda talking.

- It's risky for you...
- Yes, I know.

If it helps GSI, I'll take that risk.
Just put me in front of a camera.

The attack was directed against Helén.
You have to protect them at the hospital.

Stay close. I'll be in touch, OK?
Thank you.

I'm coming in the next car.

I'll be there as soon as I can.
I have to take care of some stuff first.

Falk! I'm sorry about what happened,
but we have to talk.

- Not now.
- We have to do this now.

You heard me.
Later.

The Latvian police
suspect you in a murder case.

- I have to take you in for questioning...
- Are you stupid?

I said I'll come in voluntarily.
Do whatever you want, but not now!

- It has to be now.
- The Latvians called today!

You think that's a coincidence?

- We make the decisions here...
- Didn't Franzén tell you?

The Latvians planted my DNA!
They set me up!

- Bring him in.
- OK.

Come on! Spray him, damn it!

- It's been a long time.
- Yes, it has.

- You were there when I was arrested.
- That's right.

I remember your face.
I never forget a face.

Don't start with threats.
It sets the wrong mood.

I just said I remember your face.
That's not a threat.

OK...

Not like when your employee,
Frank "The Rat" Wagner,

pressed a gun to my head.

Did he ever get charged for that?

Assault, weapons charges?
Anything?

No, I didn't think so.
People are treated differently.

The difference is, Frank was never
arrested carrying half a kilo of coke.

I was framed.
You know that.

- What's this crap?
- I just recorded a testimony

about how the operation
went down six years ago.

And exactly how we used Frank Wagner,
the infiltrator, to arrest you.

Your case is now
in the court of appeals, right?

You claim entrapment, right?

The only new info you have is from
Frank Wagner's lawsuit against the police.

It's not much.
Your case is weak.

But here on this USB drive is my testimony
of how it all really happened.

We want you to tell us
why your organization

paid seven percent
to a Belarusian company.

You're on thin ice now.

But we have something you want.

Or would you rather go back to your cell?
Courts are like the lottery...

- I want to see this testimony first.
- OK.

Zero One, this is Chopper Two.
Nothing yet.

We'll send our coordinates, over.

The documents have been destroyed.

- Good job. And the main target?
- Not yet.

But it's no problem.
They're being escorted by two police cars.

The daughter is heavily pregnant,
so I know where they're going.

- Good. Finish the job and leave the country.
- Roger that.

- I'm having lunch with the Swedes.
- I have to finish the job.

Question from Moscow: Have you heard
from the Swedish government?

They made a report,
an audit of my company.

Well?

They found nothing, we've been approved.
The deal is a go.

What a world!

I can't get anything more out of this.
That's all I know.

- OK.
- I want to talk to Witness Protection now.

Take him to the cells.

What are you doing?

You are suspected
of complicity in a murder.

You arranged a hotel room
for a cop killer.

There's no witness protection for that.
You should know.

Wait! I take back everything I said!

How? We already have it on tape.

- Take him away.
- Damn it...

- What about Vidar and Niklas?
- They're still at the hospital.

- Vidar's quite seriously injured.
- And what about you?

- The question is, how do we proceed now?
- The documents have been downloaded.

- What?
- The photos. The originals don't exist anymore.

- They were taken and burned.
- Hi. Sophie.

Roswall. Did you get any more
of the pictures from Helén?

No, just these 16 she sent.

If the originals were destroyed, then...

Then we'll need her.
She'll testify about the documents.

Who provided them, what she saw in them.

Helén Falk has to be our key witness.

You wait here, we'll take her
into the delivery room.

OK, here's the deal...
I'll tell you why we pay the percentage,

only if I can do it anonymously.
My name can't appear anywhere!

You mean, like an informant?

Maybe you're more like
Frank Wagner than you think.

Fuck that, you bastard.

If I don't have to serve twelve years
and you keep my name out, I'll talk, OK?

If you agree, I'll do it.

And one more thing...
don't touch my mother!

Even though it's completely legal,
it's kind of hard to force...

- Sophie, can I talk to you?
- Sure.

What is it?

Johan asked me to crack this cell phone.

- It belonged to the Russians at the cottage.
- Yes?

I did it.

Now I can't get through to Johan.

I found a number the Russian woman
and the owner of this phone had both called.

What number?

An anonymous Russian prepaid number.

And I managed to get a location
for that phone number.

Vargudden Conference Center and Spa.

Johan always answers when I call.
Maybe something happened to him.

ARREST, INTAKE

We have a backlog here.
You can wait or drive to Mölndal.

We'll wait. We have someone
who Internal Affairs is interested in.

Copy that.

Still no sign of the perpetrator
who disappeared into the woods.

He is heavily armed
and extremely dangerous.

- We have to confirm this information!
- This puts everything on a whole new level...

How quickly can you get a bank statement?

- Depends. Whose?
- All of them.

Not just them, but their wives,
moms, kids... if they have any.

It's much bigger than just these thugs.

Interesting to see if we get the
opposite result on Andrei Dudajev.

He broke away, became an outcast.

I can get these fairly quickly.
I have a good contact.

You weren't really interested in her, huh?
Not your son, either.

Stop it.

You just want to boost your tiny ego...

- To make yourself feel strong...
- Shut up.

Knock it off.

Your own son will despise you
when he grows up.

Stop it now!

A fight has broken out
at the intake facility.

All incoming detainees
are rerouted to Mölndal...

Break them up!

- I'm getting out.
- You stay there!

Sit still!

You'll have to shoot me to stop me.

There's a Russian hitman
out there somewhere.

He intends to kill my family.

Drop the gun!

Drop the gun!

One of the escaped prisoners
is armed. We need backup.

Go, damn it.
I have to go help.

Drop the gun!

Goodbye, Seth!

- Get in.
- What are you doing here?

- Hello?
- Hi, Helén, it's Sophie.

- Is Johan there?
- No.

OK... Dick and Kroon
may have found something.

Do you remember if there was anything
in the documents about a pension fund?

What? No.
What do you mean?

They may have found where
the seven percent went to

after it was laundered
through the Belarusian company.

I don't recall a pension fund, but there was
an envelope with the logo of a foundation...

- Nothing about a pension fund, though.
- Foundation...

It was burned with the other papers.

Wait, we might have something.
I had a bunch of papers pinned to the wall

when I took the last pictures.

Maybe the foundation documents
are somewhere in those pics.

I think it was called... Lifeline.

- Left corner, Lifeline.
- Half of it's out of the picture.

Is it Helén?
Can I talk to her?

Let's look at the digital file.

Hi, Helén.
Just a quick note,

we'll have to call you in as a witness
to testify how you got those papers.

It's all we can do since
the originals have been destroyed.

OK.

Can we get the original files
from your computer?

Of course.

It was a camera phone, right?

Can you zoom in a little more?

- You have to let us in now.
- It's a crime scene.

- Crime scene? I work here!
- Why can't we go in?

- You have to wait.
- You're disturbing our work here!

- Do they really work here?
- Of course. They're taxi drivers.

I'm out of here in five minutes.

This is the first place
they'll look for me.

What will you do?

I escaped from jail with a crooked cop.
Isn't that kind of messed up?

And yet you followed me.

A brunette owed me.
Might as well take the opportunity.

- Hello?
- Hey, where are you?

- Maternity ward.
- Are my colleagues still there?

Yes. Where are you? What's going on?

Stay as close as possible.
How is she?

I haven't heard anything.
But Ola...

- What's up with Ola?
- He's very quiet.

- He hasn't said anything since you left.
- Nothing at all?

No. Nothing.

Do you want to talk to Dad?

Come on, just say hi.

Ola?

Ola?
Hey, man, what happened...

- Dad...
- Yes?

I want this to end now.

I...

I promise...

In a week, we'll play ball again.
Just like before.

- Hi, it's me.
- Did you hear from the office?

Yes, they're looking for you.
They found something.

- And they want me to testify.
- Helén, listen now...

Next time they ask, tell them it was me.
Only me.

You got in touch with GSI
to ask about EU accounting practices.

Don't say anything else.
Örjan gave the documents to me, OK?

- Johan...
- I know.

- But you have to do this.
- OK. When will you come home?

The Latvian police want a DNA test from me,
so I have to lie low.

- I have to get the rest of the bastards.
- Make sure you get them all.

I have to go now.
Take care and be careful.

Bye.

I have to go now.

I have to ask you
for help with something.

- Why should I?
- You owe me.

You have to promise to do what I say.
But only if something goes wrong.

- Johan was arrested by that damn Ossian!
- What?

Nobody knows what happened in all
the chaos down at the intake facility.

- Does that idiot even think what he's doing?
- No, not at all.

Linnea, did you get
those account statements?

Yes, but I haven't had time
to check everything.

It's mostly foreign banks.
Financial Crimes sent this...

Here's a hit...
Zanko Zajkov's wife.

I checked online.
That foundation has a website!

And there are several foundations
in different countries.

All have similar mission statements...

The Foundation's purpose
is to promote, through scholarships,

payments to families
whose men have gone wrong in life.

- "Gone wrong in life"?
- Another hit!

Mr. K's mother.

She also received payments.
Same foundation, different bank.

- How'd it go with Andrei Dudajev?
- Nothing yet.

Then it's how we thought.
He went his own way and got no money.

So your source was right?

- This is like an insurance fund.
- Or unemployment.

This is how huge mafia organizations
keep their members so loyal.

They take care of their families
when something happens.

Our source calls it "the roof".
You get protection when it rains.

I guess it looks like this...

Above Pieramoha, there is
a company receiving money

from invisible sources.

Investing that money
generates more profit.

And this pension fund they pay in to...

these donations come from
this well-protected group of companies.

All the money comes from the seven percent
that these criminal organizations pay.

Thanks for calling.

They're in the hospital. Vidar's in
serious condition, but he'll make it.

- OK. Helén said you found something.
- First tell me what you're doing.

I'm taking them out one by one.
That's all you need to know.

You need to know something first.

We thought this was
some kind of money laundering,

but it's much, much bigger.

You know the seven percent payments?
All the criminal organizations in the East

paid this percentage
to one of several foundations.

When a gangster is arrested or dies,
his relatives receive quarterly payments

from the foundation,
a kind of insurance fund.

I'm just thinking out loud now, Johan,
but if we shut this down,

the payments stop...
All these gangsters' families

will suddenly have no income.
You know what we'll be starting?

Sophie...

Get everyone you can.

- Yes?
- Lots of cops around the main target.

Several civilians with young children.

- Yes?
- Where I come from you don't do stuff like that.

Not even in a crisis.

I understand, but we can't afford
that kind of luxury today.

Too much is at stake. I'm sorry.

Yes.

OK, you have Matte and Franzén
here now, Johan. No one else.

OK. In your report, write that I was the one
who told Örjan to steal the documents.

He was my informant.
He offered to give the info to me.

I sent you the documents
using one of my cell phones.

Helén had nothing to do with it, OK?

She only consulted with GSI
about some EU regulations.

Send out this information
to everyone you can.

Nothing must point to Helén.

I understand, Johan.
Do you need help?

- Just write what I said.
- We'll do it.

- Is Matte there?
- I'm here, Johan.

I want you to send a video
to the number I'm calling from.

Yes, absolutely.

Pieramoha Incorporated...
Lifeline Foundation.

Hey, hey, hold it right there...

Your Russian lady,
she gave me everything.

Everything there is to know about you.
How your group of companies

is financed by the weapons trade,
narcotics, prostitution and so on.

How you launder the money
through White Russia, Belarus...

She also told me it was your men

that killed and dumped my informant.

- It's all documented.
- You're mad...

I want to show you something.
If you don't mind...

The Russian woman, as I understand it...

she's some kind of coordinator.

It's in Swedish, but you get idea.
Your lawyer, he gave me everything.

So now I know exactly
how your mafia structure works.

I wanted come here
to say this to you personally...

That I not only got it...

I got you.

Excuse me, sir... You have to continue
this conversation somewhere else.

- Yes?
- Cancel the op. We received incorrect info.

The main target is with us.
Wait until we are completely safe.

We apologize about your inconvenience.
This is the number to our PR department.

Please contact them, we are always happy
to answer your questions.

Take care.

You have my DNA. But you know...
I don't care.

- Deep breaths...
- Through the nose and out the mouth.

- You're doing great, honey.
- I want to lie down...

- OK, can she lie down?
- That's fine.

How are you?
Is everything OK?

Yes. We're sitting and waiting.

Are you finished?
Can you come?

No. As soon as I show up,
they'll pick me up.

- How is she?
- She's having a tough time.

The baby's heartbeat is affected.

A little uneven, but the doctors
say it should be OK.

We'll be grandma and grandpa soon.

- And Ola?
- He's doing better.

He's going to be an uncle.

- It all feels completely unreal.
- Yes, doesn't it?

- So neither of you knows where Falk is?
- I hate to sound like a parrot,

but for the fourth time, no!

Nordh!

SWAT said you supervised a raid today.
Aren't you on desk duty?

She was an observer.
Vidar Pettersson was in charge.

I heard he got his leg
shattered by a bullet.

I heard he saved a policeman's family
from being executed.

If you'll excuse me, I have work to do.

Yes, hello?

Uldis Grisle, Riga PD, again.
Just want an update.

- Have you gotten the DNA sample?
- No, sorry, there's been some complications'

- Falk is missing, and...
- Missing?

Really? Well, I just got a call
from an informant

who is Gothenburg, actually.
And who has some new information.

What kind of information?

Well, I appreciate if you don't share this
with your colleagues.

My informant's cover can be blown.

OK.

It hurts so much!

Falk? Are you here?

- What are you doing here?
- Sorry to disturb you.

I thought about what you said earlier.

You're right. Something doesn't add up
with the Latvian police.

- You shouldn't be here.
- What have you been involved in?

- Go!
- Can't I help you...

Go!

Who besides Örjan
helped you get the papers?

Any colleagues?
Come on...

Come on!

Speak to me! Come on!

Speak to me! Speak!

Come on! Tell me everything!

It was... only me.
Only me.

I don't believe you!

Speak to me!

It was... only me.

I'm quite sure.
He speaks the truth.

If he lied, he's not a normal man.

Good. Then we finish this.
Get rid of the body afterwards.

- We have one more.
- Yes?

- I used him as a distraction.
- Dump him.

This will become too messy.

Go to Asia when you finish,
you will be generously compensated.

We didn't want to have to do this,
but it all ended well.,

Yes.

- Thank you, sir.
- Thank you.

- Listen...
- What?

- Is she safe?
- Yes.

Thank you.

- You got out fast.
- That happens if you're innocent.

- How long were you standing here?
- Until you came.

This is yours. Your share.

I was going to get out of here
and start over somewhere else.

There can't be any trace of Mikael and me
when Milo gets out.

Are you giving me money
so you won't have to worry about me?

No. It's not you I'm worried about.

Milo won't bother you.
He won't hurt you anymore.

He was causing trouble in lockup,
so the cops shot him.

- OK, then you'll get my share as soon as...
- No, no...

I don't want the money.
It's yours.

Where are you going?

I get it.

You forgot something, huh?

Oh.

Love makes you blind, they say.

See you.

No...

OK, guys!

- Everything under control?
- Yes.

They took him out
in the carpet that was there.

In the wake of a major police investigation,

mass arrests are now taking place
in Sweden, Estonia, Latvia,

Chechnya, Romania, Russia
and Belarus, coordinated by Europol.

Russian media reports that the arrests
have provoked violent unrest

among various criminal factions
throughout Europe.

The International Public Prosecutor's Office
confirms that the investigation originated

with a Swedish policeman in Gothenburg.

It was not testimony,
it was a provocation!

- Take it easy, sit down.
- I was tricked!

APPEAL DENIED

Erik Davoda's rights have not
been infringed in such a way

that he can avoid
responsibility for his actions.

You knew in advance.

We tricked him out on the street
with his own drugs,

and then we arrested him
before he tried to sell them.

Before it became a criminal offense.
Thus, everything we did was legal.

Just like I said
on the USB stick testimony.

Well, girls, what do you say?

Seriously, Mom?
You're going out like that?

Yes. Won't you say hi
when you see me around town?

What's that on your shoulders?
It's really ugly.

Maybe so, but it means I'll get
to make decisions and work less.

That's great...
Wait, you're serious?

I'm actually doing it this time.

But, you may continue to mock me!

- Hi. This is Luna.
- Hi! What is this, a bribe?

No, not this time.
It's Christmas, right?

- Is that OK?
- Yes. Come in.

Hi! Merry Christmas.

All right, thanks.

Only one hour?

Then her mom picks you up
and she disappears Skåne for good.

So this will be my last Christmas
with my daughter.

I'll lose custody for sure.
But that's OK.

My attempts at being a dad
were pretty damn pathetic.

Word on the street is that
your group's been dissolved.

The Commissioner's called for a full review
of the entire operation.

They call our methods
"creative" internally.

In the end, it'll probably
be some unreadable report...

Until then, the whole operation's on ice.

Some of us have chosen to branch out
into other areas, like prevention.

- Ike!
- That's probably the most important thing...

Come here.

What are you doing?
I've seen you guys messing around here...

That's enough of that stuff.

Go here at 6:00 pm. OK?

We got this from a guy.

Talk to him, the tall guy,
he'll help you out.

Hip, hip, hip, arm!

Now try attacking...

Hey! First time?

Some of us got kicked upstairs...

And there's some
who aren't with us anymore.

Want to talk about it?

It feels awful not having
a body to lay to rest.

Why did you never find a body?

They're professionals.
They know it's almost impossible

to investigate a murder without a body.

- You have no idea what happened?
- We can only speculate.

They also took the SD card
with all the surveillance footage.

It seems that Ossian from Internal Affairs
worked for the Russians.

But for some reason
he fell out of favor with them.

They followed him there, and...

Then they... removed Johan's body.

There was a witness.
A neighbor saw two masked men

carrying out a rolled-up carpet
covered in blood.

So we don't know.
Maybe they removed the other body earlier,

before the neighbor noticed.

The Russian police forwarded a picture
they seized from a mob boss' cell phone...

It was Johan.

What?

No, I was just thinking...

They say good judgment
comes from experience...

and experience is gained
from bad judgment.

You know me by now.

Maybe better than most.

You know I lie sometimes
and I don't always keep my promises...

Do as I say, you know...

The drugs found in the trunk of his car
were definitely his.

To me it is obvious
who the guilty party is.

The reason I can safely say that

is that I have read all the reports
from the operation.

The court may need
more details than that.

With respect for the law, I can tell you

generally what happens
in an advanced sting operation,

so you can draw your own conclusions.

Criminals may never know
what really happened.

Or their lawyers, either.
Or even the prosecutors and the courts.

In the most advanced operations,
even your fellow officers

may not know what really happened.
Everything is kept to a small circle.

Almost like a family.
It sounds unlawful, yes...

If I knew this when I started,
I'd have said thanks but no thanks.

But this is our mission.

We do this to protect key people

who risk their lives
when they give us information.

MORPHINE

We will begin boarding passengers
with small children soon.

Travelers on Flight ICV737,
please go to Gate 22.

I have to ask you
for help with something.

- Why should I?
- You owe me.

You have to promise to do what I say.
But only if something goes wrong.

They'll torture me
to find out what I know.

I may give in and start talking.
If that happens, and only then...

You have to promise me.
Only then.

I'M NOT SAD ANYMORE, DADDY

- Listen...
- What?

- Is she safe?
- Yes.