***Owen Shaw, a former SAS Major turned criminal mastermind, orchestrated a global campaign to steal components for a powerful weapon known as Nightshade. His plan was designed to acquire an invaluable military EMP device and sell it to the highest bidder, aiming to gain immense wealth and power while outwitting world intelligence agencies

Phase 1: Assemble the CrewPhase 2: The Component HeistsPhase 3: The Final Piece and SaleShaw assembled a highly specialized team of criminal drivers and mercenaries from around the world. Crucially, he recruited Letty Ortiz, who was suffering from amnesia after her presumed death, and placed his lover, DSS Agent Riley Hicks, undercover as Luke Hobbs' partner to spy on law enforcement.

Phase 2: The Component HeistsPhase 3: The Final Piece and SaleShaw assembled a highly specialized team of criminal drivers and mercenaries from around the world. Crucially, he recruited Letty Ortiz, who was suffering from amnesia after her presumed death, and placed his lover, DSS Agent Riley Hicks, undercover as Luke Hobbs' partner to spy on law enforcement.The crew executed a series of sophisticated, high-speed heists across 12 countries to acquire the scattered components of the Nightshade device. Their operations were marked by military-level precision and custom-built vehicles, designed to evade and counter government forces.The final component needed was a crucial computer chip being transported in a NATO military convoy in Spain. Shaw planned to secure this final piece and then sell the completed, catastrophic weapon to the highest bidder—which Shaw himself valued at billions of dollars.

Phase 3: The Final Piece and SaleShaw assembled a highly specialized team of criminal drivers and mercenaries from around the world. Crucially, he recruited Letty Ortiz, who was suffering from amnesia after her presumed death, and placed his lover, DSS Agent Riley Hicks, undercover as Luke Hobbs' partner to spy on law enforcement.The crew executed a series of sophisticated, high-speed heists across 12 countries to acquire the scattered components of the Nightshade device. Their operations were marked by military-level precision and custom-built vehicles, designed to evade and counter government forces.The final component needed was a crucial computer chip being transported in a NATO military convoy in Spain. Shaw planned to secure this final piece and then sell the completed, catastrophic weapon to the highest bidder—which Shaw himself valued at billions of dollars*