Havoc

In the heart of a metropolis suffocating under violence and corruption, a botched drug heist unleashes a wave of chaos that threatens to drag the city even deeper into decay. What begins as a simple score between criminals quickly escalates into a bloody war of conflicting interests, betrayals, and survival. Caught in the middle is a veteran cop, worn down by the system and scarred by years of service in a city that seems to have forgotten the meaning of justice.

This officer, hardened by life and disillusioned by institutional rot, sees a spark of redemption when he learns that the son of a powerful politician has been kidnapped in the aftermath of the failed heist. While he could choose to look the other way—like many of his colleagues often do when the elite or criminal entanglements are involved—he decides to act. What drives him is not so much a sense of duty, but a personal need to prove that there’s still some good left in him, and maybe even in the city he once swore to protect.

As he ventures into the city’s darkest corners and confronts gangs, traffickers, and traitors at every turn, the cop soon realizes that the case goes far beyond a simple kidnapping. In truth, he is unraveling a web of hidden interests, where organized crime and political power intertwine in a deadly dance. The fight is not just to rescue the young hostage, but to expose the rot that keeps the city drowning in despair.