A retired police officer loses his wife to a violent attack. While trying to live with the heartbreaking loss, He has to deal with a community infested with crime. He is considering suicide when he meets a poor young child who comes to his door to trick or treat. This will be a Halloween night that will change both of their lives forever.
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