The Bourne Identity Page #6
THE MAN trying to get comfortable on a bench. It's chilly
but this will have to do until morning.
Just settling in, when --
ZURICH COP #1 (OS)
(authority German)
(Can't you read the signs?)
THE MAN turns. TWO ZURICH COPS coming toward him.
ZURICH COP #2
(On your feet. Let's go. Right now.)
THE MAN makes his feet. They're on top of him now.
ZURICH COP #1
(The park is closed. There's no
sleeping in the park.)
ZURICH COP #2
(Let's see some identification.)
THE MAN not sure what to do. Eyes moving. Mouth shut.
ZURICH COP #1
(Come on. Your papers. Let's go.)
THE MAN:
I've lost them. I've.
(German now)
(My papers. They are lost.)
ZURICH COP #1
(not sympathetic)
(Okay. Let's go. Put your hands up.)
ZURICH COP #2
(pulling his nightstick)
(-- come on -- hands up -- up --)
THE MAN raising his hand slowly -- ZURICH COP #1 reaching up
to pat him down --
THE MAN:
-- look, I'm just trying to sleep
okay? --
(German again)
(-- I just need to sleep --)
ZURICH COP #2 has heard enough -- giving a sharp poke with
the nightstick -- into THE MAN's back -- and that's the last
thing he'll remember because --
THE MAN is in motion.
A single turn -- spinning -- catching COP #2 completely off
guard -- the heel of his hand driving up into the guy's
throat and --
COP #1 -- behind him -- trying to reach for his pistol, but
THE MAN -- still turning -- all his weight moving in a
single fluid attack -- a sweeping kick and --
COP #1 -- he's falling -- catching the bench -- trying to
fight back but -- THE MAN -- like a machine -- just
unbelievably fast -- three jackhammer punches -- down-down-
down and -- COP #1 -- head slammed into the bench -- blood
spraying from his nose -- he's out cold and --
COP #2 -- writhing on the ground -- gasping for air --
struggling with his holster -- THE MAN -- his foot --
down -- like a vise -- onto COP #2's arm -- shattering the
bone -- COP #2 starting to scream, and then silenced because --
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