Narcopolis

Frank Grieves, a former addict turned police officer, discovers a mysterious body at Ambro's corporate headquarters. The corpse's DNA cannot be identified, and the only clue is the word 'Morlock' tattooed on it. This event ignites Grieves' obsession to uncover the truth behind Ambro and the body.

Grieves' superior Nolan disapproves of the investigation and orders him to focus on busting remaining street dealers. The case is downgraded, and Grieves senses corporate influence at work. Pressure from Ambro mounts as Grieves persists.

An unidentified drug is found in the body, but Ambro has the evidence destroyed before it can be analyzed. Grieves watches the crucial clue vanish under corporate guard, fueling his suspicion of a larger conspiracy. The truth remains hidden.

Grieves returns to the crime site against orders and rescues Eva Gray, a woman targeted for assassination. Gray claims she comes from 2044 and lacks identification in Grieves' DNA database. The encounter confirms that not everything about the case adds up.

Grieves tries to shelter Gray, but his estranged wife Angie refuses to help. Gray manages to slip away from custody while Grieves is distracted. The pursuit tightens as Grieves digs deeper into Gray's mysterious origins.

Rankin reveals a scientist, Yuri Sidorov, who might identify the unknown drug. Grieves pays off Rankin's debt to gain access to Sidorov's expertise, and they race the clock as they await Sidorov's 24-hour window.

Grieves returns early to demand answers, and Gray reveals she is a time-traveler from 2044 with no record in Grieves' DNA database. He remains skeptical but begins to accept the possibility of a larger conspiracy behind Ambro's plans.

Ambro's forces ambush Grieves as he transports Gray. Reinforcements disable Ambro security, and Gray is abducted after being injected with a drug. The escape signals a dramatic escalation in the chase.

Ambro's goons attempt to kidnap Grieves' nine-year-old son Ben. Grieves learns that the body found earlier is the adult version of Ben, making 'Morlock' a reference from The Time Machine. The case becomes intensely personal as family is dragged into the conspiracy.

Todd Ambro explains that they need Ben to perfect their time-travel drug, which remains flawed. He demonstrates by killing Sidorov and sending his body through time, showing the dangerous potential of their project. The stakes are raised to include lethal consequences.

Grieves has his family flee the city and confronts Nolan. Ambro orders Rankin's death and Sidorov's kidnapping, escalating the danger. Grieves is ultimately captured by Ambro's forces.

The time-travel drug launches, transporting Grieves to 2044 where he meets his now-adult son Ben and his future self. The encounter reinforces the urgency of his mission and sets up the ongoing struggle across time.

Back in 2024, Grieves returns to Ambro HQ and discovers a body that is his own, not Ben's. This final twist reframes the entire investigation and hints at a time-loop impact on his quest for the truth.