Dwight Koss

An eight-year old girl is the prime suspect in a series of bizarre, seemingly unrelated deaths.

Corrupt music mogul Winston Newquay tries to buy out Vinnie's Dead Dog Records, but he instead opts to merge with Isaac Twine's company, Shakala. Newquay tries to take away Vinnie's contracted star, Diana Price (Deborah Harry).

Vinnie's resignation from the Organized Crime Bureau leads him home and into a hotbed of racial hatred.

Vinnie returns to the OCB on his own terms, determined to infiltrate the radical racist organization that has threatened his family and friends.

Newquay tries to fire Vinnie, but Terranova responds with a restraining order. Newquay makes him the company mailboy to spite him. Vinnie's associate Bobby Travis finds out he's a fed. With Travis' help, Vinnie and Frank get incriminating evidence of Newquay committing fraud, and Frank arrests the mogul.

Not wanting to hurt his mother, Vinnie tries to resist an OCB investigation of his new stepfather while his relationship with Amber Twine grows ever closer.