Jaka, a stubborn police officer, is overcome with revenge after a serial murder case takes the life of his daughter. Desperate, Jaka comes up with a crazy idea: freeing 3 dangerous prisoners to help the investigation.
Jaka forms a team of 3 high-risk prisoners: Anton, Haidar, and Elias. Jaka must also work with Sekar, a law-abiding police officer who is skeptical of his methods. Chaos ensues as these stray dogs each have their own business.
Jaka and the Bad Guys team uncover the connection between the serial murder case and the police institution. In the midst of the investigation, Anton's past begins to haunt him again.
Haidar volunteered to infiltrate the headquarters of Candra, the leader of the city's largest drug cartel and Anton's former boss, to dig up clues. The team's trust is tested: does Haidar really want to help or is this all just part of…
A high-profile auction with tight security holds the answer to a serial killer for the Bad Guys. What they don't expect is an uninvited guest who comes to ruin their plans.
After the chaos that occurred at the auction, the Bad Guys team must find evidence to arrest Ito and save Haidar from Candra's clutches. A new piece of evidence turns Jaka's perception of the case upside down.
Jaka's position is increasingly desperate after the video of Ito's brutal arrest circulates on the internet. Jaka must immediately find solid evidence within 24 hours or Ito will be allowed to walk free. Sekar, who is starting to get fed…
A message from Governor Ahmad Aziz opens a new veil on the serial murder case that occurred. The Bad Guys team must hunt for information from someone who seems flawless.
Jaka finally gets the only common thread between his child's death and this serial murder case. The winding investigation finally brings Jaka together with the mastermind behind all this chaos.
Jaka is now sinking deeper into grief and revenge. The Bad Guys team is divided. Now, they are faced with a strange choice: take the freedom that is right in front of them or risk their lives for a suicide mission?
