The story follows a sheriff trying to police the small New Jersey town where he grew up and a nearby Native American settlement begins with a tragedy that impacts both factions of the area.
Determined to cover up the truth by any means necessary, Harold's sworn duty to protect and serve suffers in the aftermath of the accident.
Rachel makes an interesting discovery at her grandparents' house; Junior falls further under Kopus' spell; Jean's emotional turbulence worsens.
Harold finds himself caught between his role as law enforcement and the deal he has struck with Kopus.
Harold makes a curious discovery as he puzzles over new details; Kopus heads to Brooklyn armed with new knowledge; Jean makes a bold decision.
Kopus finds himself up against the wall and in imminent danger; Harold discovers heartbreaking news about his family's past.
Kopus is released from jail and returns home with an ankle monitor, while Harold deals with locals who are not happy about the Lenape tribe receiving federal recognition.
Kopus becomes the focal point for all of the suspicion from the tribe. Harold protects Junior, jeopardizing his standing in the police department.
After hearing of Captain Warren’s suicide, Harold, Jean and her parents discuss their uneasiness. Marie meets with the Tribal Council to discuss the issue of a casino, which Sky is fiercely opposed to.
Believing his career is over, Harold meets with the Mayor. Rachel finds Jean’s diary and is deeply disturbed. Kopus confronts Harold.
Jean is distraught over Rachel’s episode and believes her father knows more than he lets on. Kopus visits Junior’s campsite.
In New Jersey, Jean spirals further out of control. She confronts her father about his actions against her brother. Harold later goes to Marie to make peace.
