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Henry "Hank" Voight
Chicago P.D. character
Offset appearance	CF : "Professional Courtesy" (episode 1.03) CPD : "Stepping Stone" (episode 1.01)
Created by	Matt Olmstead
Portrayed by	Jason Beghe
In-universe information
Total name	Henry Voight
Gender	Male
Occupation	Police force officer Police detective Constabulary Sergeant
Family	Richard Voight (father; deceased)
Spouse	Camille Voight (wife; deceased)
Children	Justin Voight (son; deceased) Erin Lindsay (foster daughter) Unnamed stillborn daughter[i]
Relatives	Olive Voight (daughter-in-law) Daniel Justin Voight (grandson)
Nationality	American
Constabulary career
Department	Chicago Police Department Intelligence Unit Gang Unit (CF: S1)
Years of service	1989 – nowadays
Rank	Sergeant
Badge No.	32419[ii]

Henry "Hank" Voight is a fictional character in the television series Chicago P.D.. He appeared in a recurring capacity in Chicago Fire and as a main character in Chicago P.D., as the head of the Chicago Police Section's Intelligence Unit of measurement, which operates out of the 21st District. Despite Voight's reputation as a suspected dingy cop and for using underhanded methods, he commands his unit'southward loyalty and respect.

The character was initially introduced in Chicago Burn down every bit a dirty cop who tries to cover upward a crime by his son Justin and uses all means necessary to do then, including threatening Fire Lieutenant Matthew Casey, one of the protagonists of Chicago Fire. Voight'southward circumstances were somewhen antiseptic with the cosmos of the spin-off Chicago P.D. However, he has a well-documented feud with Casey—as a consequence of what happened between them—and his interactions with the firefighters of 51 are marked past tension and suspicion, despite the fact that he earns their grudging respect for his dedication in seeking justice for criminal offence victims. Voight carries a SIG Sauer P229 equally his sidearm.^{[3] [4]}

Relationships [edit]

Hank has a son named Justin whom he bails out in "Professional Courtesy" after he crashes into a van while under the influence of booze. Equally the result of Justin's recklessness, the boy (Mike Duffy), who was in the van, is paralyzed from the waist downwards, stopping him from playing hockey e'er again. This incident marks the beginning of the tension between Hank and Fire Lieutenant Matthew Casey (Jesse Spencer).

Hank is widowed; his wife Camille died six years prior to "Now I'm God" of ovarian cancer.^[5] Hank's father, Richard, was also a Chicago Police force Officer, who was killed when Hank was viii.

While working a joint example with the NYPD Special Victims Unit, Voight and Cpt. Olivia Benson (Mariska Hargitay) found a bail of trust and friendship despite their differing methods.^{[6] [7]}

In Chicago Burn down [edit]

This character was first seen in Chicago Fire as an antagonist. Voight's ruthless methods cause friction with Lieutenant Matthew Casey, a firefighter at the nearby Firehouse 51. Casey had arrived on the scene of a serious car crash where the driver, Voight's son Justin, had been drinking. The resulting abort would take been a DUI with possible repercussions as the passenger in the other machine had been paralyzed from the waist downwardly.^[8] Voight had tried various methods to stop Casey from filing the report confronting Justin. First first with bribery (a new television set gear up for the CFD) and escalating to physical threats towards Casey and his then-fiancé, Dr. Hallie Thomas. Voight attempted to have Casey injured or killed, only was arrested by Detective Antonio Dawson (Jon Seda) in a sting.^[9] While in prison he offers Gabriela Dawson (Monica Raymund) data on who shot Antonio, who was working secret at the time. This was in exchange for a future favor, which Dawson reluctantly accepted.^[10] Internal Affairs (I.A.) later releases Voight from prison and promotes him to Sergeant of the Intelligence Unit of measurement at CPD. Voight began working with Dawson and Detective Juiliet "Jules" Willhite (Melissa Sagemiller) to investigate a serial of murders relating to pharmacy nurses. The case was related to a drug dealer named Thomas Cobb, whom Voight killed to protect Casey. Unfortunately, Hallie was murdered after accidentally discovering a drug operation at the dispensary she worked at.^[eleven]

Later in the series, he investigates a gang bulldoze-by shooting which claimed the life of a immature daughter. Working aslope Dawson and Detective Erin Lindsay (Sophia Bush), Voight uses fire-eater Joe Cruz'due south brother, Leon, who had former ties to the gang, as role of a sting. The performance ended with the successful capture of the intended gang lord, merely also the deaths of 2 gang members.

In "Category v", when Voight wants Casey'south assist with an investigation into Jack Nesbitt, Casey turns him down, indicating there are even so tensions betwixt them. Casey eventually agrees to get some intel afterwards he himself notices something was non right. In the season iii finale, Gabriela discovers that Casey has gone missing.

In Chicago P.D. [edit]

It is common noesis in the Chicago police department that Voight is a suspected dirty cop for being associated with shady, unsavory characters in Chicago's underworld, breaking police protocol and taking bribes. It's revealed Voight has now and so outright committed and covered up crimes. However, despite his ruthlessness, his morally ambiguous and underhanded approach to police work, Voight is a veteran who is determined in getting the job done, is extremely defended to the victims of his cases, goes out of his mode to protect and aid vulnerable young people, and does take his young man cops' and Chicago's all-time interests at middle. It is revealed that he is working with Internal Affairs using his dirty cop reputation as part of an performance to bring downwardly heavy hitters in Chicago'southward criminal offence world.

Prior to his abort in 2012, Voight served in the Chicago PD'southward Gang Unit for nearly fifteen years. He has worked with his long-fourth dimension best friend, Detective Alvin Olinsky (Elias Koteas), who later transfers to Intelligence, and Detective Jimmy Shi (Mark Dacascos), who now heads up a deep undercover vice squad in Chinatown.^[12] It is revealed that a number of years ago, after the death of Olinsky'due south partner, Eddie Penland, Voight, Shi and Olinsky took the murderer, Browning, out to the docks and killed him by taking him "for a boat ride."^[13]

Voight has a strained human relationship with his son, Justin Voight. This may exist due to the fact that his task in CPD was demanding and occupied most of his time. Justin acts out (usually past drinking and driving or fighting in confined) and hangs out with the incorrect crowd. More than recently, Justin was involved as an accessory to the murder of a rival gang member by his decadent friend Joe Catalano. Voight learns from Antonio Justin's involvement was that of an innocent pawn and allows the case to be buried. Voight then takes Justin out and forces him to enlist in the U.s. Regular army to keep him out of trouble. Voight so kills Catalano by drowning him in the river.

While Voight struggles with his relationship with his ain son, he has a trend to help vulnerable young people. He took Erin Lindsay under his wing (and became her legal guardian) when she was a teenager and got her to stay away from drugs. She, in return, became his C.I. and after joined the CPD. More recently, he helped a thirteen-twelvemonth-former boy named D'Anthony go out of the gang civilisation his older cousin forced him into. He afterwards gives D'Anthony's aunt $4,000 to look after his bones needs.

In Season two, Voight learns that he is going to exist a grandfather when he meets Olive, who got significant past Justin before he enlisted. In "An Honest Woman" Voight is browbeaten and kidnapped along with Olive by two criminals who threaten to kill Olive if Voight does non open his rubber. It was revealed that earlier, she had run her mouth to an sometime friend of hers and confessed that Justin had told her most his father'southward clandestine stash. And so after, her friend went behind her back and betrayed her. The friend ended upwardly telling other people about Voight's money, and one of these guys approached Olive with a knife. He cut her, only not deep enough to actually hurt the babe. But so she knew he was prepared to cutting her kid out of her if she didn't assist them set up Voight. Hank tracks all the people involved, starting with painfully interrogating the friends, and threatening ane of the assailants. After one of the assailants was killed past his colleague, Hank arrests the man and near kills him but settled for beating him and letting him be processed. At the end, he gives Justin the ring that formerly vest to his mother (that was stolen in the robbery but recovered) and encourages him to propose to Olive.

Hank is friends with the 21st Commune's Desk Sergeant Trudy Platt (Amy Morton), and has a decent working relationship with District Commander Ron Perry (Robert Ray Wisdom), who had "six hundred reasons why he didn't want [Voight] to run Intelligence, but one reason why"^[14]—because he got results. However, his relationship with Cmdr. Perry'southward successor, Cmdr Fischer (Kevin J. O'Connor), is not nigh as amicable.

In "Chicago Crossover", an episode of Law & Club: Special Victims Unit, he interrupts an interrogation handled by SVU detectives Nick Amaro (Danny Pine) and Amanda Rollins (Kelli Giddish), to do his own way of interrogation (beating the suspect to tell what that person knows). Benson stops him and threatens to arrest him, just along the mode she allows him to. During the form of the case, the ii of them are able to strike up a friendship.

In "The 3 Gs", after working on the human trafficking case, he threatens the officer that filed an official complaint against Sean Roman. He offers him to go to a dentist under his fiscal help or threatens to shell him upwards.^[15]

In "Daydream Believer", he threatens to beat serial killer Greg Yates (Dallas Roberts) to death later he kidnaps and murders Nadia Decotis (Stella Maeve), Intelligence's noncombatant administrator, and when he saw the crime scene of his two victims in the apartment building. At the end, when Yates was in holding, he relieves the corrections officer of his duty and roughs Yates up, insists he must feel what his victims went through and to never let his guard down.^[16]

At the stop of "There's My Girl", he demotes Kevin Atwater post-obit an IAB investigation after he leaves a soda can with the doubtable that leads to his suicide and promotes Officeholder Kim Burgess to supplant him.^[17]

In "Built-in Into Bad News", he shows his concern for Erin Lindsay when she begins going back to the same person that she once was, and when her mother, Bunny, starts to prove upward back in Lindsay'due south life (hinting at the rivalry betwixt the two). At the finish, when he is pleading for Lindsay non to quit the department, she still sticks with her decision for her mother to footstep in.

In "Start Digging", Voight is offered a meritorious promotion to lieutenant past Commander Emma Crowley (Barbara Eve Harris) and the CPD brass as function of the new Chicago Constabulary Superintendent's reorganization of the department that includes getting officers like Voight off the streets. However, earlier Voight could either accept or refuse the promotion, his son, Justin, is assaulted and after dies of his injuries, causing Voight to go on a revenge mission using whatsoever ways necessary to find Justin's murderer. He has friends find and have the murderer to him at the silos, where he forces him to dig a hole and then shoots him.

In "The Silos", he is brought back to the silos past Commander Emma Crowley and Internal Diplomacy detectives, to meet if they tin can recover the trunk and go him to confess. When no torso is establish, he is quickly released and goes back to duty. It was later on revealed that Lindsay and Olinsky had moved the torso prior to them getting there.

In "Grasping for Salvation", a gun that was used in the murder of a boy was continued to a 17-year-former instance that he and his erstwhile partner Detective (now Lieutenant) Denny Woods had solved. When he found out that Voight was investigating the example, he brings him up to the review lath for disobeying a direct guild. And when the suspect that Voight and Woods arrested was innocent, Voight tried to have him released. It was later on revealed that Woods had contradistinct evidence to get him in prison house.

At the season 5 premiere "Reform", he sees a psychiatrist later on Lindsay leaves CPD to bring together the FBI. He has difficulty working with Lieutenant Denny Forest later on he became the new independent auditor. He forms an brotherhood to Alderman Ray Price, when he becomes entangled in an investigation that involved Detective Halstead.

In "Promise", he sends a gang leader (where his niece became one of the victims of a serial rapist and killer) information about a killer's identity and where he lives in order for him to exact revenge.

In "Snitch", he became suspicious of Dawson when he was seen with Assistant State's Attorney Steve Kot in the parking lot. He told Olinsky to keep an eye on him and that he doesn't trust him.

In "Fallen", he manages to become Woods' suspicions on him.

In "Monster", he suspects that Ruzek was being a mole when Halstead gets investigated by Internal Diplomacy and when he asks Platt most the missing money. Olinsky gets Ruzek with him to take him to meet his "CI" merely instead meets Voight, discovering that he was the mole.

In "Rabbit Hole", Voight is angry well-nigh the bear witness confronting him. While he can't practice annihilation nearly the charges against him, Voight manages to conspire with Ruzek to take down Woods. With the coming together betwixt Ruzek and Woods over, information technology was revealed Voight was there watching.

In "Chasing Monsters", Voight is seen standing over the span overlooking a criminal offense scene where the police are decorated investigating below, when Olinsky arrives to see Voight, who says "Information technology's what we thought" and suggests they wait it out and go in touch with Lindsay to give her a heads upward, as to what is going on. Olinsky assures him that he did the right affair. Denny Woods reveals that a supermarket was breaking basis on the sometime railroad holding by a bridge merely it was halted when builders constitute some human remains. They identified the remains as Kevin Bingham, the man who murdered Voight's son, Justin. Woods says the law-breaking lab is working overtime to articulate Voight's name in any wrongdoing and he has brought in the FBI and all easily on deck afterward everything Hank has been through. At the end of the episode, Voight sits at the bar where Woods finds him and orders him a drink. Denny tells him they establish a slug with Bingham's body, but it turns out the slug matches the one that was shot at constabulary during a robbery a few years back and information technology turns out, Voight was the one who made the abort, but the gun was never recovered. Woods says they are getting closer and the way he sees it, information technology's only a matter of time.

In "Ghosts", it was revealed that Voight has connections to the Ivory Tower.

In "Payback", he gets the name of the witness, Ruben, from the Bingham investigation. In his own car, he sees the witness and an unknown man in what appears to be a transaction. He waits for the witness to leave, then goes to the second person involved. It turns out that Ruben was paying off his debt. He goes to find dirt on him just presently finds that he was a recovering addict trying to turn his life around and he was unable to go after him.

In "Saved", he witnesses a girl, Hannah Cates, from his past getting into an unknown SUV with a man she met in the aisle. He gives chase but he had to plow the automobile around when he hears gunshots coming from a local credit union edifice. He and Ruzek accept just walked into a robbery in progress. But during the investigation, surveillance photos surface showing Hannah holding the gun. He assumes that she was forced into doing these crimes when near everybody starts to doubt her. Like Lindsay, Hannah had a hard life only evidently she was on the wrong road and it was Voight's wife Camille, not Voight himself, who passed his card to Hannah. While barricading a car dealership building, Voight decides to go into the car dealership to handle Mike and Hannah himself. He's realized that she turned to Mike when he (and her aunt and anybody else) were not there for her. Simply earlier he can say more, Mike drags Hannah outside and both of them are shot dead. Voight holds Hannah'southward body and apologizes. Subsequently, over a drinkable, he tells Olinsky nearly how Camille was one of Hannah'due south teachers. Later Camille's illness, Voight had been checking in on Hannah until his own son Justin died, and and so he forgot — then he blames himself for her death.

In "Homecoming", Voight goes to Wood's home to banker a deal by confessing to the Bingham murder in order to become Olinsky, with ASA James Osha, in that location in person. Only earlier he does so, Voight gets a message that Olinsky had been stabbed and rushes to Chicago Med where Olinsky had been taken. Upon arriving, he sees Olinsky being rushed by doctors to surgery and while bleeding out Olinsky tells him that he will take care of it himself. While waiting to see how Olinsky was doing, a surgeon tells him that he has died. Voight broke the news to the balance of his team in the Chicago Med waiting room. Voight plant a dislocated James Osha, who just wanted to know why Voight had blown out and got an earful blaming him for what had happened. Voight accused him of screwing Olinsky by prosecuting his case, before storming into the jail director'southward office the next morning and giving him an even angrier tirade. Upon finding out who the killer was, by a decadent corrections officer, Voight beat him upward in a storage cupboard and left him bleeding, claiming the homo had tried to set on him. Antonio did not buy the story, merely Voight told him that if he didn't he could recuse himself from the investigation. The money that was left in the baby-sit'southward bank account traces back to an Alberto Flores, who, through existence beaten into talking by Voight, reveals the name of a man from the Cali Cartel named Carlos DeLeon. In the warehouse, Voight orders Antonio to go a different style from him so that he tin track downwardly Carlos himself, and confronts the other man on the roof. The unarmed Carlos begs for his life, but Voight shoots him twice anyway and says Carlos was reaching for a gun. But the two witnesses immediately exclaim that Voight shot the man 'in cold blood'. Voight gets a phone telephone call from Osha merely earlier he offers his own story to his department superiors when the accusations became public. Meanwhile, Wood calls Voight wanting another individual conversation. It was revealed to be a vendetta that was motivated by Voight leaving him out to dry out in "Grasping for Salvation". When Woods mention that another 'witness' was there when the murder had occurred, information technology was subsequently revealed that Voight knows all most Woods' new witness and how Woods just paid her off. It turns out that it was a setup and Internal Affairs shows upwardly to his house. Voight lets them in and then he can be arrested. Woods is hauled off in handcuffs, and Voight meets both the false witness and Osha outside to thank them for their assist. Afterward this outcome, Voight drowns his miseries in a canteen and apologizes to a photo of Olinsky before breaking down on the roof. The episode ends with him screaming in hurting.

In the season 6 premiere "New Normal", he was briefly suspended by Deputy Superintendent Katherine Brennan for the shooting of Carlos DeLeon. While the investigation continues, he continues to help Ruzek with the investigation of people overdosing for bad drugs. At the end, Voight formed an unofficial alliance with Brennan after she agreed to clear Alvin Olinsky'due south name. Though Voight was asked, by Alvin's married woman, not to show upwards at his best friend's memorial, he did make it possible for Meredith Olinsky to collect her husband's pension.

In "Bad Boys", he had Olinsky exonerated for his arrest last flavour.

In "Descent", he finds out that Antonio was addicted to painkillers when he witnessed him buying pills from a drug dealer. And at the stop, after capturing the person responsible for kidnapping Antonio's girl, he and Ruzek let Antonio beat him and things went sideways when he pushes him out of the window to his death.

In "Brotherhood", earlier other officers respond to the scene, he tells Antonio to go and tell Ruzek to let him take the rap but it didn't fall into play when Ruzek offered to take the blame. He was infuriated by what he had done and almost got into an atmospherics with him.

In "The Forgotten", his distrust towards Kelton grows more than from "Trust" when he close downwardly the investigation of a serial killer that resulted the death of his longtime informant. Information technology got out of control to the point that he got into an altercation with the detective responsible for shooting the killer.

In "Pain Killer", he and Ray Cost were targeted by a criminal that Voight investigated prior getting in Intelligence.

In "What Could Have Been", he lets Ray Price accept the autumn for his wife when she killed Burgess'southward boyfriend and a reverend to protect her girl. The ii share drinks in a cell acknowledging that Price was then close to winning the mayoral election.

In "Confession", he contacts Platt'south one-time friend who works in journalism and shares that Kelton had covered up an investigation that allowed a serial killer to impale more victims, and convinced the detective working on that case to come forward. At the end, it didn't go his way when Deputy Superintendent Brennan took the blame for Kelton and resigned.

In "Reckoning", Platt informs Voight, Ruzek, and Dawson that Internal Affairs had taken over the investigation equally Kelton's fashion of trying to take down his unit. He vowed to fight back. Voight visits Brennan's domicile and confirms that Kelton is coming afterwards the unit. Given 36 hours until ballot is over, he was given Kelton'south weak link; a gangbanger past the name of Wilson Young equally his "ready it". He assembles his unit to find him and take down Kelton. He takes it off book when Kelton directs them to a double homicide that homicide stalled. It took a plough when Young was constitute expressionless. He suspected that Kelton had something to do with his death when he shows to upwards to the crime scene and confronting him almost knowing him, which he denies. He shoves Ruzek into the stairwell, ordering him to not get through with it every bit he is not Alvin. Every bit he stands business firm with his conclusion and leaves, he punches a wall frustrated that there is goose egg to be done. Halstead confronts him nigh being in the dark and tells him that i day that he will run the unit of measurement and leaves, leaving Halstead dislocated and frustrated. At the end, Kelton is plant shot dead and Voight is seen driving away from the scene.

Nevertheless, at the start of Season 7, in "Doubt", every bit Kelton'south corpse is taken away to exist autopsied by the Medical Examiner and, due to still being the Superintendent of the CPD and Mayor-elect, given terminal salutes past his former section as he'southward taken away, acting Superintendent Crawford orders a full investigation to find out who murdered Kelton. Voight had been at Kelton'south the day earlier the murder to try one last time to talk him down and was refused, and had been trying to help Antonio with his drug problem, so he couldn't be at Kelton's when he was shot. Further investigation into a former CPD cop that was laid off a year ago and died of a heart attack ii weeks prior to Kelton's murder soon gives Voight the real killer. It turns out that information technology wasn't Voight who shot and killed Kelton to finally stop his sinister plans, it was quondam CPD Deputy Superintendent Katherine Brennan, who had used the deceased CPD officer'southward car and gun to go after Kelton and shoot him dead, knowing full well that Kelton's plans for the Mayor's office would destroy Chicago and that he had to exist terminated earlier he could take the adjuration of function, believing Chicago is better off without Kelton. Voight intended to allow Brennan commit suicide in her wearing apparel blues to avoid facing penalisation for killing her erstwhile superior, merely Brennan is arrested by Halstead and Upton before she could carry out her intent, thinking that Voight called them to abort her and betrayed her, forcing Voight to face up Halstead and tell him that if he refuses to do equally he's told and keeps interfering in Voight'due south actions, he's no longer a part of Intelligence or the CPD, ordering him to get the hell out of the precinct before storming off in fury. With Kelton expressionless and his plans for the Mayor's office buried with him, Voight and his Intelligence Unit are able to remain a part of the Chicago Police Department instead of being disbanded.

List of assignments [edit]

• Detective, Chicago PD Gang Unit (c. 1995)^[18] – November fourteen, 2012^[nine]
• Jailed for harassment and attempted murder (Nov xiv, 2012 – May 1, 2013)
• Team Commander, Chicago PD 21st District (Intelligence Section) (May 15, 2013 – nowadays^[11])

Ranks [edit]

Partners [edit]

• Detective Jimmy Shi, Chicago PD Gang Unit (Marker Dacascos)^[12]
• Detective Denny Woods (formerly Lieutenant) (Mykelti Williamson)
• Detective Alvin Olinsky, Chicago PD Gang & Intelligence Unit (Elias Koteas)
• Detective Antonio Dawson, Chicago PD Intelligence Unit of measurement (Jon Seda)
• Officeholder Adam Ruzek, Chicago PD Intelligence Unit (Patrick John Flueger)

Awards and decorations [edit]

Appearances and crossovers [edit]

He has appeared on Chicago Burn down before Chicago PD even started, to get more than information on investigations, and on Police & Social club: Special Victims Unit to assistance. He also appears on Chicago Justice to prove.

• Chicago Fire(season one):
  • "Professional Courtesy" (October 24, 2012)
  • "One Minute" (Oct 31, 2012)
  • "Hanging On" (November vii, 2012)
  • "Rear View Mirror" (Nov 14, 2012)
  • "Nazdarovya!" (Feb thirteen, 2013)
  • "Retaliation Striking" (May i, 2013)
  • "Let Her Go" (May 15, 2013)
• Chicago Fire(season 2):
  • "Rhymes With Shout" (Nov 26, 2013)
  • "You lot Will Hurt Him" (December 3, 2013)
  • "A Rocket Blasting Off" (March 11, 2014)
  • "A Night Twenty-four hours (i)" (Apr 29, 2014)
• Chicago Fire(season three):
  • "Nobody Touches Anything" (November 11, 2014)
  • "Nosotros Chosen Her Jellybean" (April 28, 2015)
  • "Category v" (May 5, 2015)
  • "Spartacus" (May 12, 2015)
• Law & Social club: Special Victims Unit (flavour 16):
  • "Chicago Crossover" (November 12, 2014)
  • "Daydream Believer" (Apr 29, 2015)
• Chicago Fire(flavour iv):
  • "A Sense of taste of Panama City" (Oct twenty, 2015)
  • "Precipitous Elbows" (November 24, 2015)
• Constabulary & Order: Special Victims Unit: "Nationwide Manhunt" (February 10, 2016)
• Chicago Med: "Guilty" (March 29, 2016)
• Chicago Fire: "Some Make Information technology, Some Don't" (January iii, 2017)
• Chicago Fire: "Deathtrap" (March one, 2017)
• Chicago Justice: "Simulated" (March 1, 2017)
• Chicago Justice: "Uncertainty Principle" (March v, 2017)
• Chicago Justice: "Run into Something" (March 7, 2017)
• Chicago Burn: "Hiding Not Seeking" (March 8, 2018)
• Chicago Med: "Backed Confronting the Wall" (October 17, 2018)
• Chicago Fire: "What I Saw" (February 20, 2019)
• Chicago Burn: "Infection Part 1" (October xvi, 2019)
• Chicago Med: "Infection Part 2" (Oct 16, 2019)

References [edit]

1. ^ "In a Duffel Bag". Chicago P.D.. Season 3. Episode xx. May four, 2016.
2. ^ "Debts of the Past". Chicago P.D.. Season 3. Episode 4. October 21, 2015. NBC.
3. ^ "'Chicago PD' Star Jason Beghe on Voight: 'He'southward Not a Bad Man'". BuddyTV. January 22, 2014.
4. ^ Racki, Lori (January 26, 2015). "'Chicago Fire', 'P.D.' showrunner tackles fans' called-for questions". Chicago Dominicus-Times.
5. ^ "Now I'm God". Chicago P.D.. Flavour 3. Episode 10. January six, 2016.
6. ^ "Chicago Crossover". Police force & Order: Special Victims Unit. Flavour 16. Episode vii. Nov 12, 2014.
7. ^ "They'll Take to Go Through Me". Chicago P.D.. Flavour 2. Episode 7. November 12, 2014.
8. ^ "Professional person Courtesy". Chicago Fire. Season one. Episode 3. October 24, 2012.
9. ^ ^{a b} "Rear View Mirror". Chicago Fire. Flavor 1. Episode vi. November 14, 2012.
10. ^ "Nazdarovya!". Chicago Burn down. Flavor 1. Episode 15. February thirteen, 2013.
11. ^ ^{a b c} "Let Her Go". Chicago Fire. Season i. Episode 23. May 15, 2013.
12. ^ ^{a b} "Different Mistakes". Chicago P.D.. Flavour 1. Episode viii. March 12, 2014.
13. ^ "The Docks". Chicago P.D.. Season one. Episode 14. May 14, 2014.
14. ^ "8:30 PM (2)". Chicago P.D.. Season i. Episode 12. Apr 30, 2014.
15. ^ "The Three Gs". Chicago P.D.. Season two. Episode 19. April 8, 2015.
16. ^ "Daydream Believer". Law & Order: Special Victims Unit. Season 16. Episode 20. April 29, 2015.
17. ^ "There'southward My Girl". Chicago P.D.. Season 2. Episode 21. May 6, 2015.
18. ^ "Get Dorsum to Even". Chicago P.D.. Season 2. Episode 18. April 1, 2015.

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