Rio has three businesses that depend on him; they're not written down on his papers, but they're part of his facade.

He has a grain factory, where he traffics part of the merchandise; in the lower part of the building, the grain is spread out and that's where they place the bales.

A network of supply stores or small markets to launder dirty money.

And the third one is about to be seen

Rio specializes in drug trafficking, his main line of business, but this world depends on others. He is a high-ranking criminal who is involved in money laundering. He finances his business through counterfeiting medications, cars, and other unethical methods. This leads him to commit crimes and become a wanted criminal by the FBI. Officer Turner, a highly respected Black man in the fight against crime, takes on Rio's case and will always look for a way to catch him. Crimes he has committed and is currently committing include murder.
Vandalism, Harassment, Adultery, Attempted murder, Kidnapping, Money laundering, Organized crime, Coercion
Drug trafficking, Conspiracy
Complicity and instigation

Detroit is currently the largest city in the state of Michigan, located in the west-central region. Near the city center is the Detroit Institute of Arts, a neoclassical building famous for the Detroit Industrial Murals painted by Diego Rivera, inspired by the city's connection to the automotive industry, which earned it the nickname "Motor City."

Its city facade perfectly concealed what was happening in the suburbs, where families struggled for survival every day. These were divided by gangs that ruled the area; one of these is Freeridge, the main hub of businesses and residences in Rio, which other gangs sometimes try to enter or have infiltrated. Life there is lived at gunpoint.

Rhea; Ex-wife, they don't get along very well, they have problems from time to time, she still gets jealous or tries to get back together with him.

Marcus; Three-year-old son, is not very present in his life, he loves him but doesn't worry about him, he goes to look for him from time to time

Lamar; He's his crony, a bully, a big, formidable, and very robust man with a thick beard, who is little in the way of talking and somewhat more violent.

Annie Marks; Beth Boland's sister, intrusive, restless, and inquisitive, is involved in the scheme with her sister to gain custody of their daughter.

Ruby Deacons; Friend of the sisters and part of the business, fat black girl, who is part of the business because of their daughter sick with cancer

Beth Boland, known to Rio as Mama, is a woman he meets after a robbery at one of his stores. Since they didn't have the money, she proposes a deal: she will help him move the money, as they both know about finance. He accepts, and as time goes on, things will get increasingly heated.

Deacon is Beth's husband, with whom she has a bad relationship. He wants to separate her from him and gets very jealous that they still share the same bed.

Appearance; Manny Montana, known on the streets as Rio, is a high-ranking gang leader. He is tall, dark-skinned, with black hair, hazel eyes, prominent eyebrows and chin, and a slim but fit build. He is about 28 years old, has short hair, and a simple style. He always dresses in black and doesn't wear much jewelry, but he has two 24-karat gold rings on his hands and diamond teeth. Beyond that, he has a simple style to blend in. Sometimes he wears hats or designer leather caps. He always carries a .22 caliber handgun concealed in the back of his waistband.

Personality, Marksmanship
Leadership
Cunning
Intelligence
Seduction
Charisma
Intimidation
Handling

Mania: When annoyed, he licks his teeth with his tongue; occasionally, to relieve stress, he whistles, or when he really likes something; when he sits, he always puts his legs half-open and his hands hanging down, or he stretches out excessively as if careless.

Mexican-American Manny Montana brings to life Rio, the cunning Detroit crime boss, a driver of luxury cars with a sly and intelligent smile. Rio is the classic villain of a criminal and bad boy, sporting the bald eagle, a symbol of American freedom, tattooed on his slender neck. The tattoo represents his gang: Latino men who move through the suburbs trafficking drugs and instigating violence in the neighborhoods of Freeridge, which is divided by another suburb that is exclusively for gringos, or white Americans, like a private section.