The Bridge (Bron/Broen)

SUMMARY

- T.T.? - They call him The Truth Terrorist.

Agree to his demand. He doesn't like to improvise.

If we force him to, he might make mistakes.

The property investors haven't agreed to the demands.

He's saying: A...1... And then three letters.

- A, J, B. - Bjørn can see a power meter.

There are three meters in the same empty building.

Bjørn! Bjørn! Can you hear me?

He shot two from the task force.

- How are they doing? - One dead, one critically injured.

Sören! Stop it!

- Why are you doing this? - Because I can.

- Don't walk away! - Let go.

Or what? Or I'll have an awkward fall?

He was unconscious.

I watched. Then I walked away.

- Aren't you going to open it? - I'm not allowed. Not yet.

A samurai fasts the day before he goes into battle.

EPISODE 5

Lars Jönsson? Hi, I'm Emil.

- You haven't been here before. - No.

- Did you struggle to find the way? - No.

Emil? No!

THE BRIDGE

Thank you. The best way to honour our colleague Mats...

is to catch the bastard.

- How are you doing? - Fine, I'm on painkillers.

Did they find anything where Bjørn was?

A shoeprint, size 9. I haven't identified the make yet.

Let's bring in all men that take size 9.

- That was a joke. - Yes, I got that.

- Hi, Lillian. - Henning.

- When are you due in court? - At one o'clock.

- What are you going to do? - I don't know.

You want to tell them who did what. You didn't do anything.

If I tell them... If that's true, what will happen?

There will be a new trial.

Some colleagues will freeze you out, most will back you up.

- Can I be charged with perjury? - That might happen.

- If I'm sentenced, I'll lose my job. - I would do my best to avoid that.

- That's not good enough. - Henning... The boy died.

Four officers will be sentenced today.

They're charged with bodily harm leading to death.

24-year-old Hadi Hurani died during an arrest.

Saif? Let's go.

- What are you doing? - I don't want to go.

- Do it for your brother's sake. - We both know what'll happen.

- They'll do the right thing. - Do you really believe that?

- I have no choice but to believe it. - Right.

Come on.

- Saif... - You know they'll make fools of us.

A postman and a psychologist were killed this morning.

The postman's killer committed suicide.

- Don't you want to take it on? - Definitely, it's big.

- All the more reason to do well. - Of course. Let me just...

He's so cute when he gets excited. It's like throwing a ball to a puppy.

- Daniel Ferbé. - A miserable front page.

I'm trying to make people aware of problems.

- That stuff steals attention. - Then stop shooting police officers.

- They came too close. - Are you getting sloppy?

- Do you really want to annoy me? - No, I'm sorry.

- Let's focus on the third problem. - Which is...? Hello?

"A pat on the shoulder and pills is the help mentally ill receive."

Åke? Run everything by Daniel, he decides what we'll use.

- This was my case. - It isn't anymore, things happened.

You've heard about the murders, three of them followed by suicide.

A postman in Malmö was killed with a machete.

A psychiatrist was assaulted with a sword.

In Copenhagen an axe was used on a bus and a knife in a stairwell.

According to Daniel Ferbé T.T. has claimed responsibility.

It's his way of criticizing the cuts to psychiatric programs.

- That's the third problem. - How did he do it?

Both perpetrators in Malmö suffered from paranoid schizophrenia.

He must have spent months coaxing them into this.

So four murders, but only three suicides?

The psychiatrist's colleagues overpowered the perpetrator.

- Is he here? - The first interview gave us nothing.

This is the second interview with Lars Jönsson.

Saga Norén, Malmö County Police, and Martin Rohde are present.

You killed Emil Fernskog.

Someone told you to do it. Who?

Did you meet him?

What did he look like? Can you describe him? Lars?

Look at us, Lars. Lars! Try to look at us.

- Hi. Do you want something? - What?

I don't know. Are you thirsty?

- Hungry? Are you a smoker? - Some green tea.

Green tea? OK.

You can have some green tea if you give me something.

- What? - Just answer a few questions.

- Not about him. - About whom?

- Who? - No One.

Are you scared of him, Lars?

He won't come here. He can't get in.

Do you know, you ought to be more scared of me than him.

Do you get it? You can't decide whether you're going to talk or not.

You killed for him.

You make me furious when you don't talk.

Do you get me?

Look at me when I'm talking to you! Stop defending him!

- Martin! - Yes. Stop protecting him.

The interview is stopped at 09:57.

- Don't say anything. - What?

- About this. - How you handled the interview?

When I tell you not to say anything, I really mean it.

- Do you get it, Saga? - But it's inappropriate...

- What are you doing? - We're always one step behind.

It's not a race where we're chasing someone.

We're in different places.

When we get enough information, we'll be in the same place.

If you're chasing someone, he decides which road you go down.

Martin? Stefan Lindberg was here yesterday.

Was he here yesterday? And we weren't told until now?

You've got our mobile numbers. What if he had important information?

He didn't. I asked him to stop by.

- She doesn't know that. - Have a nice day.

Yes.

He was going to get help a couple of days a week. I don't know.

I can go see him this afternoon. Absolutely.

That doesn't matter. Hang on a second.

Sorry.

OK, I'll get in touch when I've been there. Bye.

Was that Veronika?

- No, a colleague. - Really.

I want Veronika and my children back.

Certainly. Let's go down to the office.

- We can find out where they are. - No, you're going to tell me now.

Where are they?

Stefan?

This is Martin Rohde. I saw you, so please open the door.

- Yes? - What are you doing?

I was about to go to bed, I worked the night shift.

Can I come in?

Sure. Come on in.

What... What do you want?

- We bump into each other too often. - Really.

I guess we frequent the same places.

- Are you nervous? - No.

We wouldn't have met if Ekwall or some other VIP hadn't been killed.

- Do you dislike VIPs? - That's not what I meant.

So what did you mean?

In my job you can't help but notice how unfair society is.

But violence isn't the answer.

- What is the answer? - I don't know.

- Are you all right? - Yes, why do you ask?

Do you know any of these?

- Are they homeless or drug users? - No.

Why do you think I know them?

- Maybe you've met them. - No.

- I'd like to see his medical records. - It was his first visit.

- But he had an appointment? - Yes, he called eight weeks ago.

- How many psychiatrists are there? - Five, but not at the same time.

So he just happened to get Fernskog.

No, he asked to see Emil, and it had to be today.

I remember.

Emil had two cancellations. Both times I called Lars Jönsson.

He could have had an earlier appointment, but insisted on today.

- It's Martin. - Are you in the office?

I'm with Stefan.

- Can you go there? - I'll be there in fifteen minutes.

See you. Bye. We have to talk some other time.

- Don't leave town. - Sure. No, no.

- My sister's ill, I'll stay here. - OK, see you.

- What did Stefan Lindberg say? - Nothing, but something's wrong.

We'll have him followed. Take a look at this.

The two schizophrenics in Copenhagen lived here and here.

They committed murder here and here.

The postman in Malmö was killed here.

It's the killer's stairwell. But Lars lived here.

He walked to the bus stop and got on the bus.

He got off, walked through the park-

- came to the surgery, and stayed in the waiting room.

He killed Emil Fernskog in the consulting room.

He booked the appointment eight weeks ago.

It was planned.

Bjørn recognized his kidnapper.

Maybe Brammer and Ekwall weren't just symbols?

- Did he pick them for a reason? - Possibly.

Gry's looking for links between the victims.

- And Lars' apartment? - Forensics are checking it.

The police officers were acquitted. There were protests.

In a trial last year-

- four immigrants were found guilty without proof of who did what.

Jesper Anderson, you're a regional coordinator.

You work against recruitment into organized crime.

- What effect will the verdict have? - It's very unfortunate.

It's giving out the wrong signals.

- How? - It affects our youth work.

We have to establish some sort of trust.

This verdict takes us back to square one.

It's been compared to the one against the four immigrants.

I can understand that.

We're not all equal before the law. That's a problem.

Not just for the police, but for the general public.

- They should take this seriously. - Thank you.

- I'm glad I wasn't there. - We'll appeal. It's all we can do.

It's all you can do. We have to take action.

- What are you up to? - I'm going out with my friends.

No, stay away from them!