Third World Cop

An undercover policeman reassigned to Kingston to dismantle a rising arms-trafficking operation. He is resourceful, relentless, and driven by a personal stake in his hometown. Capone navigates dangerous loyalties while confronting the moral costs of taking down a criminal network.

Capone’s new partner, a capable officer who balances camaraderie with caution. He shares Capone’s determination but is steadier under pressure. He becomes a key ally in pursuing leads and surviving ambushes set by the gang.

Capone’s childhood friend who is deeply entwined with the arms network. He’s charismatic and strategic, able to slip into the gang’s inner circles. His ultimate choice to burn testimony showcases the complexity of loyalty and self-preservation.

A former flame who reconnects with Capone in the course of the investigation. She represents personal history amid the danger, highlighting the human cost of Capone’s mission. Rita’s presence underscores how relationships complicate justice.

The one-handed boss of the arms trafficking gang, a calculating figure who leads a network using churches as fronts. He’s dangerous, composed, and willing to flex power to keep his operation alive. His clash with Capone sets the moral center of the conflict.

A mercenary enlisted to take down the gang, operating with a cold efficiency. He represents the exterior force of crime-fighting that often clashes with local police methods. His role adds another layer to the violence surrounding Kingston’s underworld.

Another mercenary recruited to strike at the gang, reinforcing the external threats Capone faces. He moves through the conflict with a gritty, unsentimental approach. His presence underscores the international reach of the trafficking ring.