After a string of bombings terrorize cities from New York to Chicago, the FBI and local law enforcement are in a race against time to capture the violent terrorists known as the faln. These bombings target businesses and government buildings, causing death and destruction in their wake. The faln demands Puerto Rican Independence and the release of imprisoned radicals, using violence as their means of protest.
Efforts to track down the terrorists lead investigators on a winding path, from identifying suspects to raiding bomb factories and safe houses. The trail eventually leads to the capture of key members of the faln, including notorious leader William Morales. Despite his daring escape from custody, Morales is ultimately captured and extradited back to the U.S.
Through meticulous surveillance, covert operations, and the cooperation of informants, the FBI and law enforcement agencies are able to dismantle the faln and bring their reign of terror to an end. The successful resolution of this case serves as a testament to the dedication and determination of the investigators and their commitment to protecting the safety and security of the American people.
