(tense tones)
- Don't!
(explosion booms)
- I got her, got her, got her, got her.
- I need some help in here.
My wife, she's not breathing.
My wife's not breathing.
- We've lost one of our crew.
That should never happen.
- She's married.
She's married to me.
You can't do that to someone's trust.
- To Grace.
(upbeat music)
- Seriously, guys, there's no hurry.
Take your time.
- We're three minutes off, smart-ass.
- [Leon] These dudes are slick.
- [Lawson] All right, we're still a fair amount away.
Just give me the commentary.
- [Leon] Yep, they're onto the ATM now.
- Don't tell me they haven't done this before.
- Leon, any other handiwork from these guys?
- Yeah, yeah, give me a sec.
Oh, they're off and running, 49.3 seconds.
It's a record.
(metal grinding) (shouting)
(tires screeching)
They're on Punch going east.
And if you'd like to hang a right,
you might just get a visual.
- Okay thanks, Leon.
Yep, got 'em, there.
Stell.
(siren wailing)
(tires screeching)
- Okay, I got two, no sorry, make that three recent jobs
with the same MO.
(siren wailing)
(tires screeching)
- [Michael] Stay in the car.
Lawson, he's got a weapon.
Get up, come on.
- On your knees, hands behind your head.
Do it.
Has your mate got a gun?
Has he got a gun?
Go.
Do not move.
- [Michael] Stella, the offender could have a weapon.
Stella, repeat.
Guy could have a weapon,
I'm coming in from the other direction.
(tense music)
- Police, stop right there.
Drop it, drop it now.
(gunshot)
- [Michael] Drop it, get on your knees, on your knees.
Hands behind your head.
- Drop it.
- Get 'em down. - Get down.
What the hell was that, Sandrelli?
- Nice, huh?
- No, what are you, Rambo?
(grunting)
Walk.
(dramatic tones)
(dramatic rock music)
(somber music)
- [Grace] I hate this, Josh.
- I know.
- I want to stay with you.
(sobbing)
- All right, mate, you go ahead.
- I had him, Michael, he was mine.
- He was pointing a gun at you.
- Yeah, and you were standing right behind him.
So, if I'd fired, I'd have taken your head off.
What, are you practicing for special ops are you?
- [Lawson] You two all right?
- I called it like I saw it, I don't think there was time--
- You were in my line of fire.
- I was covering you.
(chuckling)
- No, you were just in the way.
- That's bullshit.
- All right, listen, this is how it works.
We either put that in your report
and we get an investigation or you two
bloody well grow up and we get on with it.
Now, let's go.
- Yuri.
Let go of me.
- Go away, Denise.
- What have you done?
- Go home, okay?
She doesn't wanna see you.
Go home.
- [Denise] I'll call for help.
- You do that, okay?
Just go away.
Denise.
- Yuri.
- Go home. - Yuri.
Open this door.
Yuri.
- [Josh] Hey, hey, hey, what's going on?
- He's got his wife locked in there and she's my daughter.
Yuri.
- Hey, why don't you come down here
and tell me what's going on?
I'm a police officer.
- Oh.
- Come down here.
- He's got her inside and he won't let me see her.
- Daughter?
- She called me this morning and something isn't right.
So I came down here and--
- What's your name?
- Denise.
- Okay, Denise, come down here and sit tight.
And I'll go and have a chat with him, all right?
Just calm down. - Thank you very much.
Thank you.
- Yuri, is it?
- [Yuri] Go away.
- Yuri, I'm a police officer, my name's Josh.
Would you mind opening up the door, please?
- There's nothing wrong here, okay?
- [Josh] Okay, great.
Would you wanna come out and we can chat about it?
- No.
I can't.
I can't come out.
- Why, what's happened?
- Nothing's happened, all right?
It's all good, okay?
- See that's the thing, Yuri,
it doesn't seem like it's all good.
Your mother-in-law, she's saying--
- Yeah, what'd she say to you, huh?
She never comes near us,
and all of a sudden she wants to come inside.
- Yeah, that's just because she's a bit worried
about your wife, mate.
Is she inside?
- Yeah.
- Yeah?
- Listen, I'm gonna talk to you, right?
- Okay.
Okay.
- I love my wife, okay?
And I wouldn't do anything to hurt her.
- Okay look, I understand that, Yuri, no worries.
- [Denise] Catherine.
- No, you gotta go away.
- [Josh] Please.
- It is over, it's finished.
I'm taking Catherine and Charlie,
they're coming home with me.
- Hey, that's enough, you're not helping.
- Look, she called me, she asked me to come here.
I have a key to the place, for heaven's sake.
- I understand that.
You're not helping.
Can you just wait here, please?
(tense music)
(phone ringing)
- Hey, mate.
How are you?
- Yeah I'm fine, look, I've walked into a domestic.
- A domestic?
You're supposed to be taking some time off.
- Yeah I was, but look, it's gone bad.
I need you here.
- Yeah all right, all right.
Just tell me where you are.
- I'm around the corner from my place at Nixon Road.
- Hi, sweetheart.
Come give Nana a hug.
- Hey, Charlie, you stay there.
Don't talk to Nana, okay?
Hey, they're my family.
- Just hurry up, yeah?
- Don't talk to him again.
Get out.
Out.
I'm sorry.
It's okay.
Hey.
I'll make you some lunch, huh?
- I've been stuck in here for three days, I'm fine.
I just wanna get back on the job.
- Light duties, Dom, on the base.
- Hey, when you fall off a horse,
don't they tell you get straight back on it?
- Dom.
You didn't just fall off a horse.
(phone ringing)
- Dom.
- Lawson.
You gotta talk to Kerry.
I'm going stir crazy back here.
- Why, what's she saying?
- Light duties.
Look, I'm good.
I've had every bloody test under the sun.
Look, there's nothing wrong with me.
I just want to be back out there with you guys.
- [Lawson] All right, look, I'll talk to her.
- All right, thanks, mate.
It'd be much appreciated.
Thank you.
- So, how's the little Princess of Wales?
- She's tiring.
But she is pretty damn gorgeous.
- So, where's the pickies?
- Here you are, right there.
(chuckling)
- [Leon] She's a heartbreaker.
- Yeah.
How did I end up with a baby so beautiful?
(laughing)
- Good question.
That's a trick they play on their parents.
Thought of a name yet?
- No, not really.
I kept thinking that I wanna call her Grace.
- Where are we up to?
- 30 year old in there with a knife.
He's got a seven or eight year old son
and the mother-in-law isn't on with him.
- That's her?
- [Josh] Yeah, she's been winding him up since I got here.
- All right.
Michael, you look after her.
Stell, have a look down the alleyway.
- Try not to get her shot, eh?
- Yuri, it's Josh, open up please, mate.
- [Lawson] Hi, mate.
What's your name?
- Charlie.
My dad's not here.
- All right, where did he go?
- Out the back.
- Stell, he went your way.
Josh and me are policemen, do you mind if we come in
and have a little look?
Good on you, champ.
How long ago did your dad leave?
- Just after Nana came in.
- 10 minutes, a bit more.
- All right, what about your mum?
Is she here?
- Don't think so.
- Hey, Charlie, this is Stella.
Why don't you stay with her for a bit
while we have a look around?
- [Stella] Hey, Charlie.
Let's go outside, eh?
- Oh bloody hell.
(ominous music)
- Leon, we need ambos at this address urgently.
We've got a woman with a head injury.
- Hey, Lawson.
- Also, get all units
onto a 1992 Toyota Land Cruiser Utility.
Stella, you got a color?
- White.
- It's white in color.
Registration, Quebec India Victor 260.
The driver is one Yuri Ademovic.
How is she?
- She's pretty bad.
- The ambos are on their way.
- They better be quick.
- You just don't get it, do you?
- Oh, Stella, you're making too much of this.
- Yeah, I could've been shot, it's no big deal.
- That was never gonna happen.
- You can't say that.
- Okay, if you wanna fill out a report,
then that's what you need to do.
- Oh shut up, Mike, shut up.
(sirens blaring)
Such a child.
- Now he's got no form, but he did get a warning
for road rage out near the Grampians six months ago.
- Road rage, well that fits this bloke.
- Here's another thing, he's actually an ex-army sniper.
Here's what I got, surname Ademovic.
One of my mob, actually, world's gentlest people.
- Just get on with it, Leon.
- He came over here with mommy and daddy
when he was in infant school.
Went back when all hell broke loose.
He was in the Bosnian Army, came back in 1995.
He still calls Australia home,
although he did shoot people for two years.
- Okay, well keep digging.
See what else he trained for, bombs, unarmed combat, what?
- Lawson, my people don't need to learn unarmed combat,
we use weapons.
- Hey, jump in, we'll give you a lift.
- No, I'm coming to base.
- You sure?
- Yep, I need to work.
- Hey.
Take some time off, okay?
I would.
- Go on a holiday for a couple of weeks,
get all cheery, and then everything's sweet?
- Come on, get in.
(tense music)
(somber music)
- This is ridiculous, Josh.
It's stupid, it's crazy, it's selfish, it's mean.
- Grace.
- I don't know who I am when I'm with you.
I can't, I can't do this.
I can't do it.
- Poor bastard.
- Let's go.
- The Diving Swallow Cafe on Fitsrow Street,
attempted holdup, he matches our guy's description.
- What's the weapon?
- [Leon] No confirmation on that.
- All right, we're on it.
(siren wailing)
- He's just taken off that away.
- Okay, Stell, get in there
and find out what happened, okay?
Keep in contact, yeah?
- Okay, how's that?
- Let's go.
- He just went nuts.
I thought he was gonna tear the place apart.
- Well, it looks like he did a pretty good job.
- [Waiter] He was over here by the ATM.
Didn't really notice him at first
and then he just started kicking at it and screaming.
- So nothing else made him go off?
- Not that I know of.
- No robbery or anything?
- No, he just went ape-shit.
- [Lawson] So, you and Stell sorted it yet?
- It's her problem, not mine.
- You sure about that?
- Yeah, she won't listen to anything I say.
- Well, then that is your problem.
It's not about right or wrong.
If the team's fighting itself,
it's not much of a team, is it?
- Hey, Lawson, our waiter's got the Land Cruiser's rego,
it's definitely our boy Yuri.
- Okay thanks, Stell.
So, work it out?
- Yeah, sure.
- [Lawson] Good.
- This goes against the grain,
Dom, but Lawson wants you out there.
- Yeah, it's a good idea.
- And just a word of advice, playing one side
against the other, it's not always the best way
at getting what you want.
- Josh, what are you doing?
We're supposed to be on the road.
- Oh, what happened, Michael, did he out-drive you?
- Funny.
- I think this guy's decided today is not his best day.
- He tries to kill his wife
and then he tries to rob some cafe.
Something's come loose somewhere.
- He didn't try and rob it, he was just a customer
trying to get money out of the ATM.
It must've swallowed his card or something.
- So he takes the place apart.
- Excellent.
I'm starting to like this guy.
(truck grumbling) (tense music)
- No.
- [Josh] How are you feeling?
- Yeah, I'm fine.
Everything's good.
- But?
- Well it's, you know, I can't cope.
Just that those soldiers, you know?
Like, the ones who survive
and their whole unit got wiped out?
Great, I haven't even told Sandrine this but...
- [Josh] What?
- When it went off, I was closest.
Look, I was right there and...
I just can't help feeling that...
You know.
That she'd be all right now if it was me who had copped it.
- That's stupid.
- I just should've picked it earlier.
I should have known where that bomb was.
- Dom, this isn't helping anyone.
- Hey, I'm just telling you,
you don't need to put shit on me.
- I'm not putting shit on you.
- [Dominic] Whatever, Josh.
(tense music)
(horn honking)
- Hey.
Watch where you're going.
- I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
- [VKC] Uniforms have located the guy's ute.
Corner of Blidely Street and Constable Road in Esidon.
Do you guys wanna take a look?
- Yeah, copy that.
I've got a question for you.
The bomber.
What goes on in a person like that?
You know, that you're so angry
that you have to blow people up?
- He's a psycho.
- But why take it out on innocent people?
(sighing)
Do you know where they're holding him, Dom?
- Josh, you don't wanna go there.
(scoffing)
(tense music)
- [Kerry] So he's got no form at all.
- None in any state in Australia.
Not in Bosnia, nowhere.
He's not a criminal, Kerry.
- Jeez, I wish someone would tell him that.
- What if he's just an ordinary-ish man?
Does everyone have to be a criminal?
- Well, that's our business, or hadn't you noticed?
- What, you've never had a fight with a loved one
and gone a bit bonkers?
- Oh, Leon, the guy, he put his wife in hospital.
He smashed up some cafe.
- Yeah, so he's got issues, so what?
So do we all. - Leon.
- Well, I'm serious.
Why don't you just shoot him now
and save society the problem?
- [Kerry] Jeez.
(tense music)
- Charlie.
- What are you doing here?
- [Yuri] Hey, mate, you better get some stuff together
because we're gonna go away.
- Where?
- We're going camping.
- Really? - You can't take him.
- [Yuri] Come on quick, pack your sleeping bag
and whatever else you need.
- Yes.
- Don't you realize what you've done?
Yuri.
No.
Are you insane?
Think about this.
No, you're not doing this.
- Denise, where's your keys?
Give me your car keys, Denise.
Give me it, give me it.
Who are you calling, Denise?
Come here, give me that.
- Charlie, go back to your room, you're not going anywhere.
Yuri, please, stop and think about this.
Don't do this.
- Good boy, that's a good boy.
(tense music)
Hop in, quick.
Jump in fast, bud.
Put your bag past your foot, all right?
- Why have you got guns?
- 'Cause we're going hunting, okay?
Just you and me.
- Okay.
- [Yuri] Seat belt, little man.
- Leon, can you put out an all units
on the mother-in-law's car?
It's a red Ford Festiva,
registration Zero Yankee November 677?
Also get onto the LSD,
see what sort of firearms this guy's got.
- Well see, copper, that's where I'm way ahead of you.
He's registered a .243 Winchester
and a 12 gauge lever action shottie.
- No handguns?
- Why would you hunt kangaroo
with a handgun, for God's sake?
- He's ex-army, he's abducted his son,
he's running around with firearms.
This bloke could do anything, answer the bloody question.
- Maybe he's just going hunting with his son.
Have you ever thought of that?
- He's seriously pissing me off.
(intense music)
- He was 19.
His father was a horrible man.
A real bully.
He told him he had to go
and defend the homeland or something.
You could see he was terrified.
He didn't wanna go.
- So were they married then?
- No, they got married after he came back.
But she said everything was okay for a year or so
and then he started getting strange.
- Right, strange how?
- He went into himself.
He started having nightmares.
She said she woke up one night
and he was trying to strangle her.
- Did she report that?
- No.
She said he had no memory of it.
And then he started disappearing.
He'd take his rifles and go hunting.
He'd drive up into New South Wales and hunt pigs.
- Yeah, well there's nothing really wrong with that.
- He wouldn't phone her.
He wouldn't contact her for weeks.
And then when he came back,
it was as if he hadn't ever been away.
Now look, he's actually a lovely guy.
But that is no way a husband should act.
- Did he have any recent history of violence towards her?
- I don't know, she probably wouldn't tell me anyway.
She loved him though, I can tell you that much.
She really loved him.
(tense music)
- There was a bail hearing this morning.
They're taking him back to Barwen this afternoon.
- Thanks, Dom.
- I'm not here.
- All right.
I love you, Grace.
I have since the first time I saw you.
- I know.
I love you too.
(somber music)
- Grace.
- You were there.
- Yeah.
My colleagues and my friends.
You've been interviewed by experts
who wanted to know how you planned it.
When did you first get the idea?
Did you think you'd be arrested?
But I'm not interested in any of that.
But I've got a question for you.
You ever been in love?
It comes out of nowhere.
One minute you're fine being alone.
Then the next minute someone else is inside your head.
It's not about you anymore.
So, when that's taken away, for no reason,
there's a lot of questions.
She was there.
And you killed her.
And I need to know why.
- Guys, your hatter's been sighted.
Uniforms spotted him at a burger joint,
corner of Dandenong and Butler Road.
- Okay.
Just tell them to keep an eye on him,
but to stay clear, okay?
We're about...
- Six minutes. - About six minutes off.
Dom, how far are you?
- 13.
Hey, Josh?
- Yeah, coming.
(somber music)
- Just had to kick the crap out of him?
- Just drive.
- I just want to say that I don't know where
you are right now, but we were all hit by Grace.
Every one of us in our own way.
Just...
- [Josh] Yeah, I know.
(tense music)
(siren wailing)
- [Yuri] Come on.
Hurry up.
Get in the car.
Quick, bud.
Get your seat belt on.
(tires screeching)
(intense music) (siren wailing)
- Where are we going, Dad?
- Shut up for a second, mate.
(tires squealing)
Okay.
Get out.
Come on with me.
Come on.
Shit.
(tires screeching)
Come on.
Charlie, come here.
- Lawson, weapon.
- Stay there.
- [Stella] Police, get down.
- Stay there.
Charlie, come here.
Come here.
Come on.
Charlie, come here.
- Yuri, I need you to put the gun down and just step away.
- Go to hell.
Charlie, come here.
- Let's resolve this without anyone else being hurt, okay?
- Hey, you're gonna have to shoot me.
So come on, shoot me.
- I don't wanna shoot you.
Charlie, Charlie, I need you to come this way, Charlie.
Your dad and I have to talk about a few things,
fix a few things up.
- Shut up.
Charlie, come here.
Come on.
Come on, good boy.
Hey, good boy.
- Yuri.
How about we get Charlie out of here?
- He's my son.
And he's not going anywhere.
(sobbing)
Charlie.
Come here.
I need you to go over there.
- No.
- I need you to go with the policemen.
They won't hurt you.
- I want to stay with you.
- You can't, little man.
Not this time.
- Where are you going?
- I've gotta go away.
Okay?
I love you.
Now go.
Go.
- [Lawson] Just move this way, Charlie, this way.
Michael.
You got the kid?
Stella, go another way.
- [Stella] Got it.
- [Michael] Charlie.
Charlie.
Hey.
(tense music)
- Stell, where are you?
- Next room over, I'm trying to get behind him.
- Okay, I'm on the first.
Keep moving through.
Try and remember where you've been.
- Yeah, copy that.
(tense music)
- We go fishing sometimes.
- Hm?
- [Charlie] My dad's really bad at fishing.
- Yeah?
My dad's the world's worst.
- Why aren't you helping them find him?
- Well, 'cause I'm looking after you.
- Are they gonna shoot him?
- No.
Hey, these guys will take you home.
This is Charlie.
He needs a lift around. - You got it.
(intense tones)
(tense music)
- [Dominic] The fella's geared up?
- He's got a Bruno 223 with a scope.
So I'd say he's turned back into silent goal,
which means he'll head for higher ground.
First one to clear down here.
So, systematic search.
We pair off, clear every area one by one.
Josh and Dom, this side of the alleyway.
You two down here.
- Place goes on forever.
- Well, try not to go around in circles.
At least he doesn't know this place either.
- [Michael] We're gonna need 40 guys.
- No.
No backup at this stage.
I wanna keep this low key.
All right, go.
(tense music)
Put the weapon down on the ground.
Hands behind your head.
Put it down.
Now.
Put the gun down, Yuri.
I will shoot you.
- I figured that's what you came here to do, so shoot me.
- You put the gun down and we can talk about this.
- No talking.
- [Josh] Lawson, where are you?
(tense music)
- You gonna shoot me again?
- I don't actually recall ever shooting you the first time.
- He's okay, Yuri.
- Ashley's not.
We had an argument in the bathroom.
She fell.
There was blood coming out of her head.
I checked for a pulse and she didn't have a pulse.
- Yes she did, she's in the hospital.
- You're just saying that.
- No.
It's true.
I'll call the hospital now, they'll tell you the same thing.
- Don't.
Get your hand off that radio.
Get it off.
(tense music)
- She's okay, Yuri, I'm telling you the truth.
- [Yuri] She's all right?
- [Lawson] Yeah.
- Really?
- [Lawson] Really.
I think we should go.
- No.
Hey.
No one goes.
(tense music)
How many you got chasing me?
- No, that doesn't matter right now.
- It matters to me.
It'll matter to them.
Why'd you chase me this morning?
Why didn't you just let me go?
I'd be off hunting, fishing with my boy.
I would've come back in a couple of days to face the music.
- You see, there's no music to face, Yuri.
- So why are you hunting me?
This is what you do for a living.
Hunt people with your guns.
- No.
I wouldn't say hunt.
- I used to have a job like yours.
- Yeah, I heard.
- And they turned me into something that I didn't wanna be.
I did it.
I was good at it.
- All that's in the past, Yuri, you're not there now.
- How many people have you shot?
- This is impossible.
Did you check everything through there?
- [Michael] Yeah.
- Lawson.
Lawson.
- They gave me a rifle.
And a license to kill.
Not many guys would say no to that.
You didn't.
- No.
I'm a police officer, that's different.
(chuckling)
- How?
This guy that you shot.
Was it the right thing to do?
- At the time, I thought it was.
- At the time, that's enough.
The rest is just bullshit.
Yeah?
- Yeah.
Here it is.
- Oh, it's too funny.
Yeah.
I gotta go.
Okay.
- Okay, Leon.
Now, I know you're a civilian.
I know you're a nerd, and I know you think
you're bloody hilarious, but you pull that shit
like you went through today one more time and you are gone.
- Mate, there was--
- [Lawson] I've got better things to do
than to listen to your crap when I'm trying
to lead an operation, you understand?
- Yeah.
- Great.
- Professional sniper and you walk up like that.
You're an idiot.
- I'll tell you what, when I write my report,
it's gonna end with the words,
successful non-fatal termination.
So how about that?
- You're just lucky I had you covered.
- Yeah, you had me covered.
- I was on the other roof with a rifle.
- Well, if he was gonna shoot me,
he would've done it long before you turned up.
- I'll bet you're not gonna put that in your report.
So what is he, your new best man?
- Look, it's called negotiating.
- Right, negotiating.
While you were negotiating, I had my crosshairs
on his forehead, so you would've been all right.
(somber music)
(dramatic tones)
(dramatic rock music)