An FBI team arrives March 6, 2020 in a small Florida surfing village to investigate a series of terrorist attacks. The Bureau has a hot lead on a woman with a violent past and instructions to work with the local Deputy, JP Barnett.
Junior Agent Betty Sato is a walking encyclopedia and likely the most knowledge employee of the FBI. Agent George Gonzalez, trained by his Cuban grandfather, is without question the top marksman in the Bureau. Special Agent Martin Williams, an ex-marine, leads his team with military precision. On the other hand, Deputy Jean Paul Barnett is an amateur musician with no special training; who was mysteriously appointed Deputy Sheriff of Crescent Beach.
Barnett’s overly relaxed and incomprehensible techniques are instantly at odds with the Federal law enforcement. While the team awaits the terrorist specialty group from FBI headquarters, the local deputy seems to be doing his best to divert the investigation.
Lead up and down the Atlantic coast, the federal investigators are bewildered by the quirky locals and everyone’s party at the beach attitude. Even after demanding a meeting and support from the County Sheriff, the three person FBI team cannot seem to get serious professional help.
Why do the people on this beach trust a goof-ball deputy and his pair of dogs more than trained experts? Can the FBI get the strange residents out of the way and solve the case before the next attack leads to dozens of deaths? And should JP Barnett be ignored or arrested?