Señorita Justice

Anna Rios works as a young attorney handling property agreements in Miami. A brutal wake-up call shatters her routine when her younger brother is murdered in a gang drive-by, and her father emotionally collapses. The tragedy pulls her away from the desk and back onto the streets she grew up on.

Leaving behind the comfort of her law office, Anna returns to the hard streets to search for answers about her brother’s death. The pull of home draws her back into the neighborhood she once fled. She begins to reengage with a world that still holds her past.

Anna reconnects with Vanessa Ortiz, a childhood friend, and even rekindles an old flame with Hector. Meanwhile, two female detectives, Edith Garcia and Roselyn Martinez, start their own investigation into her brother's death. The case threads through personal loyalties and professional cynicism.

Detectives begin to piece together the crime and suspect that one of Anna’s old friends may have witnessed it, though the witness is reluctant to cooperate. The path to the truth grows murkier as pressure from the streets intensifies. Anna finds herself navigating both sides of the law.

That night, Anna sheds her expensive clothes for street attire and adopts the street name Señorita Justice. She commits to a personal crusade, diving deeper into the case and the world she thought she left behind. The persona signals a transformation from lawyer to vigilante.

Anna’s pursuit leads her to Mo, a sleazy gang leader who answers to Manny Sanchez, a ruthless local businessman intent on sparking a gang war to displace residents for a real estate deal. The confrontation threads through the neighborhood’s danger zone. The stakes rise as the enemy's leverage grows.

Mo is killed in a drive-by, throwing the case into doubt. Anna begins to doubt her initial suspect list as the violence expands and the trail grows colder. The line between ally and suspect blurs further in the chaos.

Plans to escape the neighborhood with Hector are cut short when he is gunned down in a fresh ambush. Grief overwhelms Anna as the personal stakes of the case become brutally real. The loss intensifies her desire for revenge.

Anna teams up with Vanessa to abduct Manny as he leaves his office. In a brutal revelation, Vanessa confesses that she killed Anna’s brother, and that Hector had been investigating Manny and was involved with Vanessa. The truth fractures the fragile alliances in motion.

Grief gives way to guilt as Vanessa lowers her guard and turns the gun on herself. Her dramatic death leaves Anna to bear the consequences of the revelations alone. The tragedy hardens Anna’s resolve to seek justice.

Fueled by vengeance, Anna storms Manny’s world, dragging him to a seedy motel where the hired thugs who terrorized the neighborhood and killed Hector are found. She eliminates them in a brief, brutal shootout and then takes Manny down as well. The personal mission becomes a one-woman reckoning.

Back at her law office, Anna confronts her former boss Charles Adams, who has been orchestrating the entire scheme. A brutal Japanese assassin, Chiba, attacks in the building’s lobby; after a fierce hand-to-hand fight, Anna slashes Chiba’s neck with the cross necklace she wears. It is a brutal culmination of her transformation.

Detective Garcia shoots Charles Adams before he can shoot Anna, ending the central conspiracy. The immediate danger is neutralized and the truth surfaces.

Detective Garcia and Detective Martinez arrive at Anna’s home to thank her for solving the case. Anna vows to stay in the neighborhood to help those in need and to open a law practice of her own. The closing image shows her slipping back into street clothes, continuing as Señorita Justice.