Guns, knives, bats, and homemade weapons like pipe bombs move through city streets by way of theft, diversion from legal sales, and manufacture for the black market, and this film traces how they get there. It follows the illegal arms trade as a network of dealers, smugglers, and traffickers who funnel weapons to gangs and individuals, sometimes starting from legitimate manufacturers before the guns are stolen or resold outside the law. The film links that supply chain to what it produces on the ground: neighborhoods where people describe feeling trapped by violence they did not create, and a cycle tied to poverty and inequality as much as to the weapons themselves. Rather than treating street weapons as a single problem, it separates the sources, the routes, and the consequences, making the case that cutting off supply and addressing why people turn to weapons in the first place are two different fights.