Out in the Dark Page #5
Go.
Nobody's keeping you here.
Good evening.
Good evening.
Roy Schaffer?
Yes.
Can I help you?
We're looking for Nimr Mashrawi,
we understand he lives here.
You're a little late.
He's not here anymore.
Not here?
No.
They took his permits a while ago,
so he went back home.
Why are you looking for him?
How do you know he went home?
How do you guys know he lives here?
Do you mind if we come in
and take a look around?
Don't you need a warrant?
Not if it's a friendly visit.
Okay,
if it's just a friendly visit.
When was the last time
you spoke with Nimr?
A few days ago, I guess.
Is it important?
Nice watch.
I got the exact same one.
Great f***in' watch!
Okay, the place is clean,
we can go.
Let me know if you hear from Nimr.
Is everything okay?
Nothing to worry about.
Just let us know
if you hear from him.
He's not at the boyfriend's.
But the watch he had on
at the restaurant was there.
Okay.
The boyfriend's hiding something.
I can't have a f***ing Palestinian
roaming the streets of Tel Aviv.
Listen, Gil,
He couldn't have gotten far.
He must still be in the area.
Okay, let's put an end to this.
Send an APB out to the cops
and stay there in case he comes back.
Got it.
Hi, you reached Nimr,
please leave a message.
Hi, you reached--
What?
What am I gonna do?
What am I gonna do?
Roman?
Sorry for calling this late,
it's Roy,
Schaffer, yes.
I need your help.
Unit 613, do you copy?
This is 613.
Possible sighting of suspect
in your area.
We'll keep our eyes open.
Sorry, bro.
Hey, isn't that our guy?
Follow him, quick.
Nimr Mashrawi?
Stop, police.
"We're in pursuit of a suspect
that fits Mahrawi's profile"
Alex, I lost you, do you copy?
Roy.
I'm so glad you're here.
I drove around looking for you.
I'm sorry.
Me too.
I don't know what I was thinking
and I shouldn't have --
Roy, it's okay.
You know I didn't mean to.
I should've told you.
The Security Services
came looking for you.
I figured.
Don't worry,
What?
We're going to the marina,
there's a yacht there
waiting for you.
A yacht?
What are you talking about?
I did what you wanted.
I did it.
I called Roman
and he worked everything out.
You can leave tonight.
France is your best bet.
France?
Are you f***ing with me?
How is that possible?
They've smuggled out people before.
Trust me, I know their files.
Are you serious?
If you leave tonight,
you can be there in five or six days.
I'm gonna fly out and wait for you
when you get there.
You are serious.
I've never been this serious
about anything.
We'll contact those human fights groups
you were talking about.
Nimr,
I'm gonna wait for you there.
I won't let you
go through this alone.
But what about your life?
I don't want to lose you.
Sh*t.
What is it?
Did they follow you?
to this building?
No.
Give me your jacket,
I'll distract them.
No f***in' way.
There's no other option.
Wait two minutes, then go.
I'm not letting you do this.
Don't worry, I can handle them.
You gotta get on that yacht.
I'm seeing you there in six days.
Mashrawi.
Okay, okay.
Look who's here.
Get in.
Do you think this is a joke?
Is this a new jacket?
Why don't you save us both some time
and tell me where
you're hiding your whore.
Tell me something, Roy Schaffer,
did you run out of gay Jews to f***?
Son of a b*tch.
You won't catch him,
he's far enough.
"Far enough?"
Daddy paid for a yacht?
F*** you.
I can get the coast guard
on his ass in a minute.
And send him to die?
He's got nowhere to go.
Thank you.
all this time and money?
We both know
he's not a security threat.
Don't tell me how to do my job.
But he's not your problem anymore.
He's just an open case for you.
You got the brother you wanted.
I promise you
he's not your problem.
He's not running around Tel Aviv
planning a bombing.
He's not coming back here.
You can finally close
the Mashrawi case.
Close the case?
Do you expect me to say thank you?
You crossed the line tonight.
You had to choose sides,
and you did.
Now I'm gonna bury you.
And not even your dad
and his powerful friends could help you.
You have a good morning.
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