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In Shreveport, Louisiana, DEA Agent Phil Broker infiltrates a biker gang led by Danny T. The operation escalates when the DEA storms a bar linked to the gang's drug production activities, leading to significant tension and danger for Broker.

During the DEA raid, Broker's cover as a DEA agent is exposed amidst chaotic gunfire. Broker narrowly escapes the mayhem with Danny T and his son Jojo, marking a pivotal moment that disrupts his life.

In the heat of the confrontation, Broker is forced to shoot Jojo in the leg out of desperation. This tragic event leads to Jojo committing suicide by cop, leaving Broker deeply traumatized and shaken by the consequences of that fateful day.

In the aftermath of the traumatic events, Broker resigns from the DEA, unable to cope with the emotional weight of the incident. This resignation marks a significant turning point, sending him towards a new life far from his past.

Two years later, Broker relocates to a small town with his daughter Maddy, seeking a fresh start. He attempts to rebuild his life by launching a contracting business alongside his friend Teedo, grateful for the chance at normalcy.

Maddy gets involved in a physical fight with a classmate named Teddy Klum, who has been bullying her. This incident leads to a crucial meeting with the school counselor, where it is revealed that Teddy is a special needs child.

The school counselor, Susan, discusses the sensitive nature of the altercation and suggests that Broker should be cautious around Teddy's parents. This sets the stage for future confrontations that will complicate Broker's attempts to protect Maddy.

Tensions rise as Broker finds himself in a confrontation with Teddy's father, Jimmy. This altercation highlights the precarious situation Broker is in, trying to navigate the challenges in their small town.

Unbeknownst to Broker, the local drug landscape is dominated by Gator Bodine, who is a dangerous figure in the area's drug distribution. Gator's intentions come to the forefront when his sister Cassie seeks his help with Broker, highlighting her addiction struggles.

While Broker enjoys a horseback riding day with Maddy, Gator breaks into their home, stealing Maddy's beloved cat and stuffed animal. During the intrusion, Gator discovers Broker's dark past, leading to potential dangers for both Broker and Maddy.

Concerned for Maddy's safety, Broker asks Susan for assistance in planning Maddy's birthday party. This reflects his desire to protect Maddy while dealing with the growing threats surrounding them.

Broker confronts Gator over breakfast, intensifying the conflict between them. In a bold move, he sends a compromising photo of Gator's ex-girlfriend to a colleague at the DEA, raising the stakes in their ongoing rivalry.

Realizing the situation is escalating out of control, Gator recruits hitman Cyrus Hanks to help him deal with Broker. This act signifies the deepening violence and betrayal surrounding Broker as he fights to protect his daughter.

The climax of the film culminates in a fierce showdown where Maddy is taken hostage by Sheryl, forcing Broker into a desperate chase to save her. This event marks a critical point where Broker must confront his worst fears and fight for his daughter’s safety.

In a moment of mercy, Broker confronts Gator one last time but chooses to spare his life, prioritizing Maddy’s well-being. After Gator and Sheryl are apprehended, Broker visits Danny T in prison, hinting at an unresolved conflict that looms over his future.