Deputy John-Allen Teaberry is tired. He's tired of arresting those who choose to break the law only to see them hire costly attorneys who negotiate their release back into society. Then his beloved wife dies as a result of an auto accident caused by a group of those very same criminal types. John-Allen blames those people involved in the local drug trade for causing his wife's death. He is totally lost without her and longs for his life to be the way it once was. John-Allen soon realizes that the courts are not going to punish the people responsible for her death. A sense of anger causes him to use his position as a deputy to seek a way to punish those responsible. John-Allen decides that it's time to create his own personal type of justice. The type of justice that no attorney can plea bargain away.
