Malibu

911 brought America's consciousness to the dinner table. No longer was the United States immune from what other countries suffered. That sultry day in September showed that America could be hit and hit big time. But four years earlier, in the summer of 1997, the threat to the land of Milk and Honey was greater by tenfold. A geo-political terrorist organization had gained control of four of the top five cartels and would soon force the remaining holdout into submission. What unfolded was a threat that put hundreds of thousands of southern Californians in mortal danger. No clues at hand, the authorities had nowhere to turn and could only react to the Kingpin's next move. But one man could make a difference. Would it be enough? Would it be too late?