Sharks In Prague

Hey babe.

W-W-What? What do you mean?

Can we just talk about it when I come home?

I can't leave my work right now.

I'm gonna be home in the morning.

Babe, can you just calm down?

Hey.

Freeze, police. Don't make me run.

Dispatch, dispatch, this is Kowalski.

I'm down in the Karl Oblast, I need backup.

- Sending more units now. - Don't worry, I'm on it.

Why do they always run?

- I owe you a beer. - Beer sounds good.

Yeah, beer sounds good.

You didn't have to leave, Lucy.

We could've just talked about it.

How many times have you said this, John? How many?

This time I'll make it right, I'll do better.

You always say this, you keep promising

that things will get better, but it never changes.

It always the same.

I can't just leave my job.

That's the problem John, you always choose your job.

You chose it over me, you chose it over everything

that made us happy.

You even forget about my mother's birthday.

I begged you to stay with me while I made it here,

to get there with me, but instead you just

kept chasing for some criminal, weren't you?

That wasn't a criminal.

That, that was a car by the river in,

there is something off about this, Lucy.

I'm telling you.

You were chasing the shadows, John.

Yeah, I'm proud of the work you do,

but it isn't just about work.

You didn't forget about a birthday, you chose to forget.

You chose your job over me.

You've been doing it for so long,

that I don't even know if you remember

how to be present with people who do care about you.

Are you done? You have everything?

I've gone already, John.

Maybe one day you'll get it.

Officers are on scene.

Three Alpha 2-3-700, I copy.

- Car 36 responding. - What's your emergency?

Kowalski, you've been planted at a desk

for over 12 hours today, time to go home.

Thank you sir, I just gotta dot the I's

on this burglar thing,

and it shouldn't take me more than one hour.

It's nonsense, you look exhausted.

Look at you, when's the last time you took a day off?

You know me.

Really, I'm fine finishing this last report.

That wasn't a suggestion, okay?

That was an order, all right?

We can't have you burnt out. Go take a breather.

But sir, I

Prague's gonna last a day without you, Kowalski.

Fine, I give you this round.

All right good, that's the spirit.

Leave the file on the desk.

I'll get that bright-eyed rookie Pavla to take care of it.

He needs the experience. All right, go home.

Oh hello, sorry to interrupt,

I just need to confirm the parameters, please,

after your transplant.

No interruption at all. Come on in.

We're just about to get ready for today's field studies.

Have you been here all night again?

- Yeah. - Again?

Again? I haven't been here that much.

Dr. Novak, the two squared piranhas

is basically your roommate at this point.

Well you know me, once I get started on a project.

Just, I couldn't help but notice

you're spending more and more time here alone lately,

even after everyone else has gone home.

Is everything okay?

Yes, everything's fine.

I just find it easy to concentrate when it's night.

Wow, try not to work too hard.

Your dad always said this place can wait,

but your well being should come first.

He was right, as usual.

I don't know where I'd be today

if he hadn't given me a chance all those years ago.

He saw potential in you, we all do.

And I know he would want to take care of yourself

first and foremost.

Just feels like a responsibility he passed on.

He loved those sharks.

But these beings also need their space, no?

All units, multiple injuries reported

at the Vitava River bank, I am sending the location.

Well, good freaking morning.

Oh, dear God.

- It was just so fast. - Another crazy day, okay.

Found something, it looks like an animal attack.

- I know. - It, it wasn't an animal.

I saw it out of the water, and it grabbed that man.

- What was it? - Shark.

It was a shark attack.

- Shark, in Prague? - I swear.

It's gonna be fine.

- You should see something. - Stay here.

So, what are we dealing with here?

I don't know, but I have a feeling it's not the last one.

I can't believe, I'll just say it,

but we need a expert on it.

I know a marine biologist, her name is Lisa.

She can confirm if the wound pattern

matches a shark attack.

Contact her, we need to cover it here

- as soon as possible. - All right, sir.

Good fucking morning.

Dr. Novak.

- Hey Doc, this is John. - John?

- Police. - Oh, Officer John.

Um, I hope I'm not disturbing you.

- What is it? - Oh well,

we got a pretty bizarre situation down here,

and I think we need your expertise.

I see, well I do appreciate law enforcement

consulting legitimate science now and then.

How can I help?

Well, there's been an incident,

some kind of a wild animal attack along the riverbank.

- Mm-hmm. - The victim injuries

and eyewitnesses, well frankly, it was a shark attack.

I'm sorry, did you say shark attack?

Here in Prague, away from the sea?

I know it seems crazy, and the forensics,

they cannot identify the animal yet,

and eyewitnesses are, well sure, like something big

took a damn big bite.

Fascinating, a shark this far inland

is alarming behavioral anomaly, and really, really bad news.

Text me the location, Officer.

Aye, thank you Doc.

What a night.

Lisa Novak, marine biologist.

Pleasure, Doc.

Thanks for coming Lisa, good to see you.

Let's have a look at that killer shark of yours,

- shall we? - Sure.

Organic residue.

These are shark teeth, no doubt.

- A bull shark most likely. - Bullshit.

I study predatory fish, and these wounds

definitely were made by shark teeth.

Is there any other animal that, you know

Looks like a shark and bites like a shark

- and has shark teeth? - Yeah.

- I'm afraid not, Officer. - So what's the plan?

Take some samples and bring them in to my laboratory.

I'll try and analyze them, and figure out

what species of shark it is.

All right, I'll let you do your work, Doc.

Hey, are you sure about her?

I mean, I think that you would know someone,

you know, bigger.

If anyone should help us, it's her.

Fish is her life.

Aye, I heard it before.

Fine, our team is coming together.

I got another above Mikulovka.

My God, what's happening?

I've confirmed that the cafe attack was a bull shark,

but genetically something's off.

You might be dealing with God almighty here.

Whatever that thing is at the cafe,

there are more being seen in the river,

and all through the tunnels underneath the city.

This is bad.

This is unseen.

People are in danger.

If they surface into crowded event areas,

it'll be a massacre.

We need patrols searching everywhere.

On it.

God, I can't believe we're seeing this.

Oh no, I got another one,

near public square by Old Town.

We need to keep people away

from any kind of water body.

How did it get to the public square?

- Underground water pipes? - Unlikely.

- Someone put them there? - Again, how?

I don't know, Officer.

No, we're dead helpless.

No we're not, I'm going to the park.

- I'm coming with. - No, it's too dangerous.

Please, I need to see it with my own two eyes.

It's important.

Okay, but keep the distance.

- Yes. - Always.

Yes.