Why does Cole take a job at the diner?

To watch and wait while investigating his mother's death and the drug network behind it.

Who protects the narcotics pipeline?

The sheriff, a drug lord, and a U.S. senator.

Desert Eagle: Blood Debt

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Desert Eagle: Blood Debt — A retired commander avenges his mother by infiltrating a criminal conspiracy from her roadside diner.

Retired commander Cole comes home for his mother's funeral but is immediately framed by crooked deputies and left for dead in an abandoned mine shaft. He claws his way out and slips back into town unnoticed, taking a quiet position behind the counter of the diner she once ran. While serving customers, he quietly traces the threads connecting her fatal accident to a narcotics pipeline protected by the local sheriff, a ruthless drug lord, and a sitting U.S. senator. With help from a few trusted allies, he gathers evidence to dismantle the operation and settle the score.

Quick answers

Why does Cole take a job at the diner?: To watch and wait while investigating his mother's death and the drug network behind it.
Who protects the narcotics pipeline?: The sheriff, a drug lord, and a U.S. senator.