The story begins with young Roman (Holmes) having his world turned upside-down when his fiance Mia (Melissa Bolona, The Hurricane Heist) is kidnapped by a couple of heavies for local drug lord Max (Epps) after an altercation at her bachelorette party. Max, it appears, is expanding his operation from simple drug dealing to include human trafficking, and Mia has the misfortune to cross his goons during this period of dubious growth.
Roman, though, has a couple of wild cards in play: his brothers Deklan (Hauser) and Brandon (Ashmore), both of whom are U.S. military veterans with plenty of experience hunting down and taking out nefarious targets, not to mention access to tons of weaponry. The trio band together to locate Mia, dispatching anybody who has anything to do with her disappearance — and in doing so, they come into conflict with police detective James Avery (Willis), who warns them against acts of vigilantism.
Avery, however — as we see in a tense opening sequence — is no stranger to operating outside the law himself, and as he tries to build his case against Max, he comes to realize that the three brothers might be his only hope for bringing a halt to the slimeball's activities. Will he put down his badge and join the trio in their quest for street justice?
