
Raquel Murillo arrives and takes command of the siege
On her day off, Inspector Murillo gets the hostage count, the weapons report and news the wounded officers live, then locks down the perimeter.

The police inspector leading the negotiation, matching wits with the Professor from the tent outside. Played by Itziar Ituño.
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On her day off, Inspector Murillo gets the hostage count, the weapons report and news the wounded officers live, then locks down the perimeter.

Raquel's first call: a metallic voice wants someone who can say yes or no, then throws her off by asking what she is wearing before giving his alias.

The Professor greets every officer on the line, asks for time, hears Raquel's demand to free the children, and still gets her to describe her outfit.

Prieto pushes for an immediate assault, then airs Raquel's ill-treatment complaint against her ex in front of the tent; she thanks him for his sensitivity.

Armoured vehicles roll in and Prieto names a priority-one hostage; in flashback The Professor explains why the ambassador's daughter brings them in before dawn.

A hostage call to live radio reveals everyone inside wears the same masks and carries guns; Raquel halts the assault and tells Prieto to finish it himself.

After the longest night, Raquel orders a decaf, finds her phone dead, and a quiet man at the next table offers her his.

Exhausted in a cafe, Raquel leaves her superintendent a message: she will not be a figurehead while Intelligence sends in the thugs, so she quits.

A stranger asks the negotiator how she handles robbers; Tokyo explains eight million euros an hour, the Professor's cameras, and why love will wreck it all.

Masked and dressed like the gang, Monica reads a statement at the door while snipers beg for the green light and Raquel orders them not to shoot.

Rio accuses Tokyo of using him for five months; she calls him her everything, then snaps. Meanwhile Alison logs in and the police capture six seconds of Rio.

The press ambushes Raquel with her private family case, then Colonel Prieto offers a smoother relationship while warning her he is a married man.

The Professor opens the call by asking Raquel about faked orgasms, turning it into a warning that lying to him, like last night's raid, puts lives at risk.

After listing the hostages' medication, Raquel reveals she has images from inside and a robber's identity, offering eight years instead of sixteen.

Berlin congratulates the hostage who filmed the inside and starts stripping suspects, while Raquel's team identifies the young robber from Getafe.

Over lunch the friendly stranger asks about the robbers; after a call naming a second robber, Raquel attacks him as a journalist and he shows his wallet.

Asked whether the gang will surrender, the Professor answers with a story about schoolyard cops and robbers and votes for zero years in prison.

The Professor dictates his escape list to Raquel and frames her choice as punishing the robbers or saving 67 lives.

While the colonel plans a gas assault, Raquel explains why the robbers stayed: the open bags and alarm were staged, and they are printing their own cash.

The Professor, posing as Salva, brings Raquel a call: her ex-husband has taken Paula despite a restraining order, while the tent keeps recording.

After Paula returns from the amusement park, Raquel orders Alberto against the wall for violating the restraining order.

Over coffee, Raquel apologises for frisking Salva, then drops the act and admits her ex-husband took her daughter despite a restraining order.

Raquel tells Salva that violence never begins with a slap, why she did not report her police-officer ex, and how her sister ended up with him.

Arturo learns Mónica was shot, turns Denver's gun on him among the kneeling hostages, and a sniper's green light hits the wrong man.

With the Ministry on the line, Raquel claims the order to fire as her own and tells them the wounded man is a hostage, not a robber.

The Professor refuses to let the wounded man out. Raquel concedes the error and warns him of the fallout; he allows two surgeons and a nurse inside.

Raquel confesses she ordered the fire that hit an innocent man. Her mother shrugs off the job, fixates on the stranger and tells her to go to bed with someone.

Raquel will send officers in with the medics. Prieto, now preaching zero victims, is mocked as a talk-show pacifist and jabs back about her hormones.

The shot is the first thing off the robbers' script. Ángel enters as a nurse; Suárez and Lobo crawl through a vent in red overalls and Dalí masks.

Arturo promises Laura a new life and a trip to Australia, swears she was always the one, then calls her Mónica. Berlin savours it: a legend.