This is bad, huh?
What a mess.
I'm gonna go to her.
-Did we get them? -Krzysiek...
No. Not yet.
Can I talk to you for a sec?
I'll be right back.
My daughter. She...
Where is my daughter?
-Listen to me! They took her! -Let's go to the tent.
I have to find her! Where is my daughter?!
I have to find her.
-You need to fill out the forms. -What forms?
There you go.
I have a daughter! She's only 12!
I need to find her! I don't know where she is!
-Where is she? -Don't worry...
Hello. I'm Detective Katarzyna Zawieja. Maybe I can help you?
If you could...
Come over here, ma'am. Have a seat.
Please walk me through what's happened to your daughter.
Ani got sick. She had a fever.
I asked the driver to pull over.
I was banging against the wall. You understand? Like this.
I kept asking him...
And then, a young guy otkryl the container.
I asked him for help.
Asked him to take her to a doctor.
-Is this what he looked like? Was it him? -This guy helped us.
And then he and another guy took her.
And now I don't know where my daughter is!
Why were they shooting?
-Where's my daughter? -Easy.
What did the other guy look like?
That's him.
-They took your daughter? -Yes.
Where's my daughter?
Please calm down. I will find your daughter.
Let's have a medic take a look at you.
Drive me to the station.
-I need to question a detainee. -There you go.
Walk up to the bars.
Put your hands out.
Open it!
Step out.
Pawel.
Keep walking.
Get in.
Sit down.
You know you're the prime suspect in Oliwier's murder?
And you lied when you said you didn't see him that night.
Your father made you move the containers?
You needed Oliwier for that and that night, he opened the container.
You helped a sick little girl. Right?
You know how I know?
We've just rescued those women.
Unfortunately, my friend got killed in the process.
So, tell me...
Why didn't you come to me with this?
Maybe Oliwier would still be alive. As well as my friend.
You could go down for this.
For complicity.
So, tell me one thing:
Is the girl alive? I need to tell her mother something.
-She's safe. -Okay, enough.
Where?
-Take him, guys. -Where is she?
-Pawel, where is she? -Zawieja!
Control yourself.
Do you mind telling me what that was supposed to be?
-I'm listening. -Well...
I'm trying to find the culprits.
And to verify the information with the prime suspect.
Let go, Zawieja. At least for a moment.
-I won't until I finish this case. -Just like Radwan?
He wouldn't let go either.
And now his body is on the way to a fucking morgue.
Neither of us is able to question anyone tonight.
And I have to send men to Radwan's wife and kids.
What?
I wouldn't want to send them to your mother.
I should be the one to tell Zosia.
Zawieja, for fuck's sake. What difference will it make?
Look at you. When's the last time you slept?
Go home, take a shower. In a few hours, you'll be questioning Lanski.
Prepare for it, okay?
Okay?
Yes.
Kasia...
Listen.
You did everything you could to protect him.
Don't blame yourself for this.
He won't fucking get away with this.
-We have to bring Molski down. -I know, Kasia. But it was a really...
It was a long, hard night.
Everyone's tired. Including you.
You should rest.
This fucking sucks.
I'm sorry.
THE THAW
-Hey. -Hi.
She's packing up. We leave in 5 minutes.
Hi.
What happened?
Andrzej...
died after being shot...
during an operation against human traffickers.
But thanks to him...
We saved 36 women.
You'll give him a fucking medal?
Zosia...
I know that nothing I say will matter now.
-But... -It's over.
Radwan freed us from himself.
When Wojtek died,
I was the same...
Fuck you.
You and your fucking problems.
This whole fucking police... You know what?
Get the fuck out of my life.
Zosia...
Get the fuck out, for good. Along with him, you hear me?
I hate you.
Get out! Don't touch me!
-Please calm down. -Leave her.
-Calm down. -Get the fuck out!
Easy. We're leaving. Easy.
They lost themselves.
Wojtek, Radwan.
They went too far into that world.
That's why we put them out.
I told myself it was enough.
Experienced cops, back to work, get on with it.
I thought the same about Zawieja.
And it turns out that instead of going home, she went to Radwan's wife.
Trepa, fucking hell, please. Go there, pick her up...
-And I don't fucking know what else. -Sure.
No problem.
Hello. One quarter pint, please. And a half pint.
Here you go.
Bye.
Fuck!
Holy fuck!
Fuck's sake, Kasia. Are you fucking crazy?
Come on.
-Can you do it? -Yeah.
Yes?
-Where the fuck are you? -You woke me up.
Good. Pawel Lanski wants to testify.
Get your ass down here.
-Good morning. -Morning.
Let's start.
Trepa?
How are you, Mr. Janek? Feeling better?
When's Kasia coming back?
Me and Kasia are handling a big thing now, so I don't know.
Tell me, is this thing of yours serious or is it a joke?
What do you mean?
What's up with this thing between you and Kasia?
I'm not really sure what you're asking.
-What don't you understand? -Here.
Hania! Let's go or we'll miss the bus.
-I can give her a ride. -Really?
-Sure. -You're going with Trepa!
Alright, so... Bye.
-Okay? -Yes.
How're you feeling?
Better.
You know it's my first time at your place?
And?
-What do you think? -It's clear that you're a decent guy.
And that you don't have a girlfriend.
Alright... Here's your stuff, the bathroom's down there. Get cleaned up.
And let's go back to the station.
You know I wouldn't do it, right?
I love you all too much.
Jesus, I look terrible.
-Did you patch me up? -Who else?
Thank you.
Which towel can I use?
Whichever.
Last night... It was an ambush, right?
Only a few people knew Radwan is to lead us to those girls.
They had maybe an hour to set something up.
That's probably how they knew Oliwier's our informant and that's
what he got killed for.
That is...
So, we've got a leak.
-Maybe? -Maybe?
-Is that all you have to say? -What am I supposed to say?
You're always right. It's probably the same this time.
OK, thank you. Further verdicts will depend on what Pawel Lanski tells us.
Get to work.
This interview is being taped.
Present are Detectives Katarzyna Zawieja and Krzysztof Trepa.
We'd like to ask you a few questions about the events from January 24th.
I'd like to make a statement.
A statement?
Alright, go ahead.
I state that I run the Lanski Transport shipping company at Szczecin Port.
I confirm that the night Oliwier Galewski's body was found,
I was overseeing the reloading of the contracted containers.
I discovered that the shipment's content doesn't match the documentation.
When I came across the container carrying young women, I was forced,
under threat of death, to hide the container at the docks until last night,
when it got loaded on a truck heading to Swinoujscie.
Thus, I state that the transit dock, which I run,
has been used by a ruthless and cruel man.
A human trafficker.
Andrzej Radwan.
Is that's all you got for us?
Under Article 182 of the penal code, I refuse to testify any further.
-That is all. -Pawel...
Well?
He's weaseled out using Radwan.
We'll still charge him with complicity in human trafficking and Oliwier's murder.
The mother from the transport stated that Pawel and Oliwier
helped her sick daughter at her request.
It kind of rules Pawel out as Oliwier's murderer.
So what's with that?
-Where's the child now? -Well, if you hadn't interrupted me...
Then you'd have been suspended by now.
Suspend me, then!
For being the only one trying to solve the case.
Sure, the only one. Zawieja, leave.
Trepa, you stay. We'll figure out what's next.
What's happened to her?
She slipped. In the shower, at my place.
-Whose fucking place? -It's not important.
What's important is that it happened in the shower.
Whatever. The Lanskis are getting released in 10 hours,
Bring me Lanski Sr., I'll question him.
Understood?
Yes.
Your son confessed that your company's been exploited by human traffickers.
You're well aware I don't run the company anymore.
Pawel is in charge.
We think he's protecting Wiktor Molski
by blaming the undercover officer who got shot tonight.
I'm not sure what you're asking.
If that's what he says, then that's what happened.
You're that afraid of Molski?
Wiktor Molski has nothing to do with human trafficking.
He's an old client, we've known each other for years.
Our companies used to work together, now we maintain a social relationship.
You'll just let your son go down for all of this?
He confessed, so what can I do?
I have to say, I'm very disappointed in him.
Why? Because he followed in his father's footsteps?
I did my best to raise him to be a decent man.
Aneta, can you bring Maria Lanska down here?
-Thanks. -Okay.
Cichy, send me Pawel Lanski's and his father interrogation video from today.
-Sure. -Thanks.
Hello.
Have a seat.
Have a cigarette if you want one.
I wanted to show you something.
I confirm that the night Oliwier Galewski's body was found,
I was overseeing the reloading of the contracted containers.
Thus, I state that the transit dock, which I run,
has been used by a ruthless and cruel man.
Andrzej Radwan.
We both know that this statement was dictated by your husband,
who's manipulating your family.
Problem is, Andrzej Radwan was an undercover cop who got killed
during this operation.
And your son's just admitted his involvement in a trafficking operation.
What's worse, a little girl from the transport's gone missing.
If I find her body, I fear this one'll be on him, too.
Since, as you claim, the statement was dictated by my husband,
then he know what he's doing.
Okay.
I'll show you one more thing.
You'll just let your son go down for all of this?
He confessed, so what can I do?
I have to say, I'm very disappointed in him.
Why? Because he followed in his father's footsteps?
I did my best to raise him to be a decent man.
From a legal point of view, my hands are clean.
So, your husband seems to know what he's doing,
by blaming everything on your son.
If you want to defend your son,
I suggest that you think over what you're going to tell us.
Really?
You don't know our lives.
You don't know what kind of man he is. My husband's erratic.
You're a family. You're his wife, they're his sons.
What family?
There're no sentiments here. He'll do anything to stay out of prison.
Anything.
That's why I won't let go... until he ends up in jail.
The information from you and Pawel would help us build a solid case.
You'd be free of him. I could treat Pawel as a witness in the case.
As long as he isn't a suspect in Oliwier's murder, of course.
Bullshit.
The night Oliwier died, police visited us.
My son was in a country house.
He has this... house.
He says it's his retreat.
And where's this house?
-Am I interrupting? -No, we've just finished.
You can take Mrs. Lanski back to the cell.
Come with me.
-May I? -Come in.
I think Maria Lanska will decide to testify.
We'll release her and she'll have time to think.
Listen.
Someone from the station's leaking intel.
I don't know how they learned about the Radwan op.
-Only Szymanski and Budka knew. -Don't sow paranoia.
Maybe by arresting Laski, we scared Molski?
And he started watching us more closely?
The intel may just as well have been leaked by someone from the op team.
I don't like Szymanski. And I don't trust him.
Maybe he's protecting Molski for some reason?
What am I to do with you? Tell me.
Go release Mrs. Lanski. Let her think it over without her husband present.
And you go cool off, too.
Don't be afraid!
I'm Kasia.
I want to help you.
Do you know how to open it?
How to open the door?
I don't know, Pawel locked it.
Where's my mom?
I know your mom.
I'll take you to your mom, okay?
I'll take you to her, but I have to break the window.
Go to another room. Go hide in a room, okay?
Hey!
Do you understand Polish?
A little.
-What's your name? -Ani.
Your mom's name is Lea, right?
Can I hug you?
How're you feeling? Are you cold?
No. I'm very hungry.
"Very hungry?"
-Did Zawieja say she was going out? -I don't know.
Fucking hell!
I was very sick. Pawel was nice.
He gave me medicine and tea.
He was here with me the whole time, but then he went out.
He locked the house and never came back.
I was very afraid at night.
You're very brave.
In which city did you get on the container?
Minsk.
Mom told me that we need to leave and that we're going to dad.
You speak Polish very well.
My dad is Polish. He lives in Sweden.
-Where does he work? -I don't know. I don't remember him.
Mom told me that dad loves us...
and he'll help us.
I'm sure he loves you. And I'm sure he's waiting for you.
-In that room. -Okay. Go.
Come on.
What's your dad's name?
Wiktor.
-Wiktor who? -Molski.
Wiktor Molski.
On the floor!
We don't want to hurt you!
Fuck!
Don't shoot!
Just give us the girl back!
Hand the girl over, you hear me?
Get in.
Are you there?