All Things to All Men Page #3
- [DOOR LOCK CLICKS]
Curtis Carter?
- He don't live here.
DIXON:
He's registered as living here.- You got a warrant?
- No.
Then f*** off!
[GRUNTS]
[GROANS]
Oi!
- Where's your brother?
- How do I know!
DIXON:
He was here.- Where is he?
I'm not his keeper.
You can't put that on me.
I can do what the f*** I like.
Where's your brother?
F*** you, man!
Fine. Call it in.
[RADIO STATIC]
Control.
SANDS:
You just finished a three.
That means you're facing a five.
[RADIO STATIC]
MALE CONTROLLER:
7-1-2-4, receiving. Go ahead.
[POLICE SIREN WAILING]
What's it gonna be,
five minutes or five years?
7-1-2-4, receiving.
Go ahead.
7- 1-2-4, receiving.
[MOBILE BEEPS]
Sh*t.
[BREATHING HEAVILY]
[PEOPLE SHOUTING INDISTINCTLY]
[INDISTINCT CHATTER]
[GRUNTS]
Get out the f***ing way.
MAN:
Watch it, mate!
[GRUNTS]
[GROANS]
- Get down!
- Get off me, man!
Come on. Get down here.
Oi, where you going? Stay there!
Stay there! Making me run.
[BREATHING HEAVILY]
What happened after you left the
Westbury Hotel on the night of the 16th?
I don't know what
you're talking about.
- Mark Corso is in custody.
- So?
- So we can put you at the exchange.
- You can't put me anywhere, man.
Oi, what are you doing?
- Tell us what happened.
- You know what happened.
Dixon, what are you waiting for?
All right, look, look.
I'll tell you what happened.
Yeah, go on.
[BREATHES HEAVILY]
Your man pulled me up
on the Clerkenwell Road.
- You're talking about Parker?
- Yeah.
He arrested me for intent to supply.
[BREATHING HEAVILY]
So why weren't you put in custody?
He made me an offer. 10%.
How much were you holding?
Seven-fifty.
Doesn't make sense.
He shouldn't have slept
with Velon's woman.
to forget that it ever happened.
Most expensive lay that
he's ever had.
- How long's he got?
- What do you think? Time's up.
Time's up. Now, get off me!
- You get out of here.
- F*** off.
Hey.
- Who's Velon?
- [BREATHING HEAVILY]
Heavyweight Turk.
- I need to check on something.
- All right.
- I'll come with you.
- It'll be quicker on my own.
Play along.
[CAR ALARM BEEPS]
FEMALE ACCOUNT MANAGER: Apologies,
Mr Sands, you weren't in the diary.
- No, I didn't have an appointment.
- What can I do for you today?
I need to confirm a transfer
into our account.
But we closed your account.
Mr Parker came in a few weeks ago.
He told us you were considering
another bank.
He signed off on it this morning.
We must have got our wires crossed.
Thank you.
PARKER:
Sands!
You didn't have to choose
the f***ing top floor. Where's Dixon?
Covering our tracks at HQ.
Look, this lead on Corso.
in to Wandsworth.
Yeah, I checked him in under
a different name.
10%. He told me the deal.
I put it in the Portugal fund.
What the f***?
"What the f***?" That's exactly what
I asked myself when I checked the fund.
What the f***!
went to bed with a whore.
People used to tell me, "Be careful
of Parker, you can't trust him".
All the way.
Like a brother.
All these years and the f***ing bagman
knows more than me.
[SILENCED GUNSHOT]
[GROANS]
It's all right, I've got you.
I've got you. It's all right.
Don't try to talk. Shh.
It's all right.
Shh.
Robert Razsiak...
[GASPS]
The lead on Corso.
Corso.
[SIGHS]
[KEYS JANGLE]
[THUNDER RUMBLING]
Where's Sands?
- He'll catch up.
- I thought he had the car?
No, the car's a bit of a giveaway.
He walked.
Where are we going?
To cash in.
PARKER:
Get the gun.DIXON:
Why?PARKER:
Mc'Deer.He's a tricky customer.
Hand it over.
[INDISTINCT CHATTER]
- Where's Mc'Deer?
- Office.
How's it going, big guy?
Got the flake?
Robbie.
[DOOR CLOSES]
Where's Sands?
- He's on a case.
- Oh, yeah?
What?
- Come on.
PARKER:
Come on what?Come on, Parky, it's me.
You still think you're one of us?
- We made a good team.
- Yeah, back in the day.
Remember, it was me who looked
after you "back in the day".
F***'s sake.
in St Paul's.
- Who?
- Don't move in your circles.
They're pretty big circles, Parky.
It's worth asking.
[SIGHS DEEPLY]
Fine. Robert Razsiak.
- [KNOCK ON DOOR]
[WHISPERS]
[CLEARS THROAT] Right, let's talk.
Fifty a key.
- Let's talk sensibly.
PARKER:
I am.Twenty-five a key.
Now we're not even talking.
- It's the quality, see.
- Yeah?
60%.
I'll turn this into a bust
if I hear any more of that nonsense.
- How many pieces?
- Seven.
Thirty-eight does it for me.
Dixon. Count it.
MCDEER:
Two-sixty-six, Robbie.
[DOOR CLOSES]
Have a seat.
[SIGHS]
- You need to watch him.
- Appreciate the tip.
Ten years,
I've never seen him and Sands apart.
- History's longer than the job.
- Friends since they was kids.
- [DOOR OPENS]
[DOOR CLOSES]
[SIGHS]
Right.
MCDEER:
Told you to watch him.
[MOBILE RINGING]
VELON:
Hello?
Velon. It's Parker.
I got 4.1 million for you.
5 million by tonight.
[MOBILE LINE DISCONNECTS]
[BREATHING HEAVILY]
DIXON:
Sh*t!
[GRUNTS]
[BREATHING HEAVILY]
[GRUNTS]
[GROANS]
[GUNSHOTS]
[GROANS]
[KNOCK ON DOOR]
You're an hour late.
Well I'm here now, ain't I?
MAN:
Okay.
One passport, one driving license.
You won't find better quality
at such short notice.
12,000.
I'm not the one who's paying.
[TYRES SCREECH]
Joseph Corso.
What about him?
I need you to help me to find him.
What is this?
Last night,
St Paul's job.
Yeah, go on.
Um...
He was the bait.
[SNIFFLES]
Me and Sands, we went a long way back.
- Okay. Give us a few hours.
- Yeah.
Have you spoken to Sophia Peters?
Rumour is Corso killed
her husband.
Now she's looking for payback.
[ENTRYPHONE RINGS]
Police. Can I come up?
[BUZZES]
[DOOR CLOSES]
Impressive.
- Balcony?
- Yeah.
SOPHIA:
Is there new information?PARKER:
About what?SOPHIA:
My husband.PARKER:
Not my division.What do you want, detective?
Well, where's Joseph Corso?
How would I know?
He killed your husband.
- Then why haven't you done anything?
- Like I said, not my division.
- What kind of detective are you?
- The kind who wants Joseph Corso.
I can arrange justice.
So where is he?
I don't know.
You used to live in Liverpool,
didn't you?
Long time ago.
Do you remember an incident
at the Malmaison?
No.
I bet you don't.
You get me Joseph Corso,
or I tell the fellas in Liverpool
exactly how to find you.
Do you understand?
That's my number.
Call me.
[MOBILE RINGS]
ROBERTS:
I've heard he'll beat Battersea Power Station tonight.
I have the bonds.
Any questions?
Okay. Good.
Don't let me down.
I won't.
- I've heard that before.
- This time it's different.
Why is that?
Because we're doing it together.
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