Inspector Nardone

Transferred to Milan because of his uncompromising temperament, Inspector Nardone finds himself in a corrupt police department where local thugs are clearly in cahoots with the law. He ruffles feathers as he investigates the death of a prominent lawyer, which appears connected to the world of black market pharmaceuticals.

Demoted to investigating car thefts, Inspector Nardone is undaunted and still gathers a team of loyal associates to look into the plague affecting Milan - the reign of terror imposed by the All-Over Gang. By tracing their stolen cars, the team discovers how the community has been bullied into supporting the criminals.

Inspector Nardone gets out of the doghouse and is reassigned to murder cases. His first case: a beautiful, wealthy woman found murdered in a luxury car. All he's got to go on is a murder weapon that matches one used by a local gang. Detective Spitz also begins a personal search for whoever's responsible for the death of his family.

Inspector Nardone and his investigative team are in shock about the murder of the telephone employee who helped them tap suspects' phone lines. They then turn to investigate the murder of a quiet elderly citizen, who wasn't leading such a quiet life after all. Detective Spitz continues his search for who might be responsible for the death of his family.

Inspector Nardone and his squad investigate the gruesome murder of a young mother and her four children. Other members of the police squad continue their night time surveillance of the stolen goods racket in Milan.

Inspector Nardone gets a confession for the murder of the young mother, but something doesn't ring true. He and his squad also construct a plan to bring down the mob boss Bosso.