Blutrache
"Capo" Matteo Zanchetti (Tobias Oertel) finally knows who is behind the assassination attempt on him: Mafia boss Saffione (Christian Redl), who blames the commissioner for the death of his son and daughter. In order to protect his partner Sonja (Chiara Schoras) as well as colleagues and relatives from the revenge of his archenemy, Matteo sees only one way out: he flies to Bari on his own to eliminate the powerful mafia boss. He definitely wants to keep Sonja out of it, but shortly afterwards "Frau Commissario" also travels to Bari on a private mission. There she is looking for her stepdaughter Laura (Charleen Deetz), who is on a trip to Italy and has not reported for days. What if the young woman got caught up in the dangerous conflict? Sonja cannot count on the local police.
Her only support is the helpful taxi driver Riccardo (Stefano Bernardin), whom she reluctantly confides in. Matteo, on the other hand, soon realizes that he is caught between the fronts of a dangerous power struggle within the mafia. Meanwhile, Jonas Kerschbaumer (Gabriel Raab) wants to use his bosses' absence in Bolzano to create facts in the investigation against his friend and colleague Sofia (Sinja Dieks). With a false statement he wants to exonerate her, because she is threatened with charges because of the shots at Mafia governor Giulia Santoro (Susanna Simon).
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