Ambush

Haunted by his past experiences in Vietnam, DEA Supervisor Von Crocker grapples with his aversion to dead bodies. In 2003, the sight of a corpse triggers painful memories of his teenage involvement in a drug smuggling operation, revealing the long-lasting effects of his choices and the complexities of his current role. As he confronts these memories, the narrative explores themes of trauma, guilt, and the consequences of one's actions.