A bouncer is found dead on the property of a couple of youngsters who threatened him because he refused them at the door of his club. The young people are not impressed, but claim that they are not responsible for his death. If it appears that the bouncer is a member of a right-wing movement of ex soldiers his death comes to stand in a different light. Research leads Wolfs and Eva to the dark depths of extreme right. Romeo gets in trouble if he during a report forced a lesson car off the road. the driver hits an old woman. Does that fall Romeo to blame, or is there something else going on?

When there's a dead Mexican found hanging on a viaduct, it seems clear that the Mexican cartel made their appearance in the Dutch drug market. It even goes old Dutch criminals too far and they bundle their powers with Eva and Wolfs. But are they as concerned as they pretend to be? Romeo and Marion have too deal with burglaries in sheltered housing. Is the stolen stuff really gone, or are the elder residents so confused that something else is going on?