Miami Vice

Detectives Crockett and Tubbs receive a panicked call from their former informant, Alonzo Stevens. He reveals that his wife is in danger due to their connection with the FBI and discloses his plan to flee town.

Crockett learns that Stevens has been working with the FBI, but his cover has been compromised. Realizing the urgency of the matter, they quickly notify FBI Special Agent John Fujima.

Using aerial surveillance and a vehicle tracker, Crockett and Tubbs intercept Stevens on I-95. In a shocking revelation, Stevens informs them that the Colombian cartel knows about the FBI's involvement and has threatened his wife's life.

Overwhelmed by fear and despair, Stevens tragically takes his own life by stepping in front of an oncoming truck. This shocking event leaves Crockett and Tubbs reeling from the consequences of their operations.

They receive instructions from Lt. Castillo to meet him downtown, where they are introduced to John Fujima. The detectives confront him about the oversight that led to Stevens' death and the implications for their work.

Fujima recruits Crockett and Tubbs as deputies in the Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Force. They are informed about the sophisticated Colombian operation led by Jose Yero and the task ahead of them.

Disguised as drug smugglers, Crockett and Tubbs approach Yero, only to discover he's not the leader but the cartel’s security officer. They are introduced to Archangel De Jesus Montoya, the notorious kingpin in South Florida.

Investigation reveals that the Colombian cartel is collaborating with the Aryan Brotherhood for drug distribution. They learn that the cartel is providing advanced weaponry to this violent group.

Crockett becomes romantically involved with Isabella, Montoya's financial advisor, which worries Tubbs. Tubbs fears that Crockett is too immersed in his undercover persona, risking their mission.

Trudy, the unit's intelligence operator, is kidnapped by the Aryan Brotherhood, who threaten her with a bomb. The detectives must act fast to ensure she does not share the same fate as Leonetta.

With Lt. Castillo's help, they triangulate Trudy's location and prepare for a rescue. Tragically, their plan falters when Tubbs fails to save her in time, leading to a devastating bomb explosion.

Crockett and Tubbs confront Montoya, Yero, and the Aryan gang at the Miami port. This fierce showdown escalates the conflict, forcing them to fight for their lives and unravel the cartel’s schemes.

After the chaos, Isabella spots Crockett's police badge and realizes his undercover role. In an emotional confrontation, she demands that he tell her the truth, leading to a painful admission.

Crockett tells Isabella to leave the country for her safety, sending her back to Cuba. Their parting is heart-wrenching, marked by a lingering look that reveals their unspoken bond.

As Crockett heads to the hospital to check on Trudy, Tubbs remains by her side, holding her hand. Their journey through chaos and betrayal deepens their bond, offering a glimmer of hope amidst despair.