Everybody has a story
<p>A New York City detective, Jimmy O’Neill, finds solace, excitement and a new career in Fort Worth, Texas after he has a run in with a <span class="caps">NYC</span> councilman, Joe Esposito and the mafia back in NY. When it seems like his captain and the <span class="caps">NYPD</span> isn’t going to back him but makes it seem as if it’s his fault, Jimmy decides to take a leave of absence rather than to write a letter of apology to Esposito. Jimmy isn’t totally out of the woods because he was on another small time stakeout while he and his <span class="caps">NYPD</span> Det. partner Marty see Joe Esposito roughing up a young girl while coming out of a hotel. She was obviously new to the lifestyle Esposito had planned for her. When Jimmy approached Esposito to get stop, Esposoito mistook Jimmy for a push over and gets knocked out by this hot headed detective. After many phone calls from his uncle Charlie telling him, he knows where Hoffa is, Jimmy takes a long leave of absence from the force and goes on a vacation down to Ft. Worth, TX. He eventually recruits his <span class="caps">NYPD</span> partner, Marty, and together they bring their New York, in your face, ways to the laid back streets of Cow Town. While here, they open up a Private Investigation business to help Jimmy’s ailing uncle Charlie with his Bail Bonds business bringing down the skips. Eventually, the mob comes to Texas, looking for Jimmy. A meeting is set up with Joe Esposito and the rest of his boys to have a “sitdown”. It turns out that it’s a set up to whack Jimmy. However, Jimmy realized the impact he’s made on Texans and relationships he’s developed when the calvary (Texans) arrives to save the day and has a showdown between the two factions. Texans call it, “We’re just lookin’ out for one of our own”. Jimmy’s struggle though from now on, is, Do I really want to leave NY for good.</p>