Beverly Hills Cop III

Detective Axel Foley takes matters into his own hands as he develops a bold strategy to raid a notorious car theft ring's chop shop in Detroit. Ignoring traditional protocols, Axel chooses not to inform his superior, Inspector G. Douglas Todd, showcasing his determination to succeed.

As Axel and his team prepare to execute their plan, a group of four criminals arrives at the chop shop to retrieve a stolen box truck. Unbeknownst to them, they discover U.S. government crates, leading to a deadly confrontation where they decide to eliminate the car thieves on sight.

Just as Axel and his team spring their surprise attack, they find themselves overwhelmed by the criminals. Inspector Todd arrives to support them but tragically becomes a casualty in the ambush, deepening Axel's resolve to uncover the truth behind this event.

After the ambush, the thugs escape in the box truck, prompting Axel to pursue them fiercely. In his pursuit, he encounters Secret Service Agent Steve Fulbright, who reveals that the situation is tied to a larger federal conspiracy, pushing Axel deeper into a web of intrigue.

At Inspector Todd's funeral, Axel reflects on the tragedy and determines to follow the leads left behind by the criminals. His investigation leads him to Wonder World, a theme park owned by 'Uncle Dave' Thornton, hinting at larger schemes tied to his friend's murder.

Axel reunites with his old friend, Billy Rosewood, now a Deputy Director at the park. They are joined by Jon Flint, Billy's new partner, who quickly warns the park's head of security, Ellis DeWald, about Axel’s intentions, setting the stage for conflict ahead.

While investigating at Wonder World, Axel meets Janice Perkins, a cheerful park employee. As they establish a connection, unbeknownst to them, the park's security is watching Axel closely, increasing the tension surrounding his inquiry.

Axel finds himself in a perilous situation when he is assaulted at the park. Seeking refuge, he escapes onto the iconic Spider Ferris wheel, where he heroically saves two children when the ride malfunctions, catching the attention of park manager Orrin Sanderson.

During a confrontation with DeWald regarding his accusations, Axel uncovers chilling evidence that links DeWald to Todd’s murder. Despite clear signs of wrongdoing, Axel faces skepticism from his allies, highlighting the theme of corruption hidden behind a respectable facade.

Axel receives unsettling news from Uncle Dave and Janice about Roger Frye, the designer of Wonder World, who vanished mysteriously. This revelation, combined with a cryptic letter Frye left behind, reignites Axel's quest for justice and truth about DeWald.

Axel and Rosewood attend a black-tie gala honoring DeWald as the 'private law enforcement officer of the year.' Axel uses the event as an opportunity to elicit a confession from DeWald, but despite his best efforts, the criminal remains tight-lipped and defiant.

In a shocking turn of events, Axel discovers that DeWald and Sanderson are using Wonder World as a front for a sophisticated counterfeiting ring. They have been pilfering mint paper from the same chop shops Axel has been investigating, tying together the disparate threads of the case.

As Axel closes in on concrete evidence against DeWald, Uncle Dave is ambushed and injured by DeWald’s henchmen, while Axel is wrongfully framed for the attack. This incident intensifies Axel’s resolve to clear his name and bring the true culprits to justice.

In a high-stakes confrontation, Axel joins forces with Rosewood and Flint to storm Wonder World, resulting in an explosive showdown with DeWald's henchmen. The chaotic battle leaves many injured, but Axel's determination leads him to face off against DeWald in a climactic fight.

After a fierce struggle, Axel defeats Fulbright, exposing the corruption around him. As Wonder World begins to recover from the conflict, Uncle Dave acknowledges Axel's bravery, leading to a new attraction named 'Axel Fox,' and signaling a hopeful new chapter in Axel's life alongside Janice.