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[@J2107]

I love how Jay, Adam, Voight, and Antonio all kept firing at this guy and missed, and then Kevin shows up and blows his brains out in one shot 😂

[@morbius109]

Hank Voight does not play games. He’s relentless, and merciless when he has to be, and he knows how to make the bad guys afraid of the dark.

[@Bariom_dome]

Like batman

[@joewhitehead3]

There should be a PD prequel series about a young Hank Voight & his early days as a cop. I’d like to know when he first told someone that they were gonna go for a ride

[@targaryenbatman5728]

That would be awesome, him and young al comming up tegether

[@matthewshepherd5099]

@@targaryenbatman5728 agreed

[@joewhitehead3]

@@targaryenbatman5728 Yes! That’s exactly what I was thinking. An episode where they first meet

[@TheBlossoms1]

I would actually watch that!

[@joewhitehead3]

@@TheBlossoms1 Yeah you would!

[@calanon534]

Hank Voight: "How To Use Corruptness For Good, A Crooked Cop's Story."

[@Timeward76]

Its amazing how Chicago PD manages to make a bunch of crooked cops the heroes of the story.

[@linkais3875]

4:18 it was at that moment that he knew, that Voight wasn’t f-ing around.

[@danielhaire6677]

That's pretty much any moment on any day ending in the letter Y

[@teneesh3376]

Voight is what turns me off so much from this show. Cause if he can get away with half of the stuff he does, then why should the law exist? Cause by God he is criminal. Only difference is that he's doing stuff to other criminals

[@pawcoaa]

@@teneesh3376isn’t that literally what cops do? no cop is innocent if I’m honest all of them do stuff their own way sometimes.

[@teneesh3376]

@@pawcoaa if that's what most cops do in your area, I'm so sorry for you. Cause those actions should not be allowed

[@SassySam27]

I always thought if Erin was going to leave the team she would do something like this lady and run a shelter or help protect women somehow. Her exit still bugs me because she already tried working for the feds and hated it and also after what Yates did to Nadia in New York I can't believe she'd ever want to live there.

[@Aggression-hc3yp]

Believe me, there are a lot of us that wish she’d return to Intelligence.

[@GemmaHentsch]

It’s because the actress knew what damage copaganda like Chicago PD does…

[@juliantapia1407]

​@@GemmaHentschthat and her claims of how she was treated by certain people. Either way, I think the exit they gave her was mostly to explain why they'd not being seeing her again. Had they given her something that made sense but was still in the same city, there'd be no Good excuse as to why we never saw anymore interactions outside of verbal mentions

[@TL2354]

Was just going by the script

[@TL2354]

@@GemmaHentschWhat does it do?

[@miranda13c]

Sophia Bush was so great on this show as Erin Lindsay!

[@vinodweerasinghe]

I completely agree. Erin is my favorite character in the show.

[@jesseortiz5938]

My Favorite!

[@SonicGlitchmaster1]

Hank Voight is honestly one of the best cops ever. Which is unfortunate, because in real life, he would’ve lost his badge years ago

[@richardroberts2782]

The fact that a cop like Voight would lose his badge in real life is the essence of how half ass backwards this world is. I mean, you have to do the things he does to make sure the truly evil get locked up.

[@GemmaHentsch]

He’s an awful cop, because, criminals like him use all the things voight does “for the right reasons” for all the wrong reasons… he’s a monster in a piece of copaganda…

[@calanon534]

In Chicago? Mmm.. depends. If you know who to Patronage, who's backs are itchy, and how to scratch them, you can be the biggest POS there is, and you'll keep your badge and pension.. unless the Feds find you.

[@cvlcek144]

​@@GemmaHentschSo when he took a near child killer to the cage that's being a monster? Would you say that if it was your child who was killed? Because I doubt it

[@GemmaHentsch]

@@cvlcek144 yes, yes he is. If my child were in danger, I wouldn’t want Hank Voight anywhere the case, because police violence is only good for getting false confessions and bad info… You could be very easily tortured into admitting that All Cops Are Bastards, but that wouldn’t mean you believed it, it just means you’ll say whatever you think will stop the torture.

[@dewimatthews]

Is it an entrance requirement for Chicago Fire Department and PD to have damage to your vocal folds? They need an in-house laringologist.

[@junemitchell651]

I so love Hank, he is a bad ass cop .when he said we will take a ride that is scary

[@m4273-o3z]

Hank is literally giving modern batman he's one of the best characters on this show

[@hoffenwurdig1356]

Absolutely not! You should never question a witness without a recording device, and if possible, have another officer present. Furthermore, as soon as the witness identifies someone from a photo array, you should ask them to mark the image that they say they recognize while you're there. Request that they date and sign it. Make sure to state on the recording that the witness has marked picture number so-and-so. This method must be followed exactly, as it is necessary to minimize the chance of future disputes about which photograph was identified by the witness, or any allegation that something was false or incorrect.

[@srdjansavuljeskovic4079]

I understand, but in cinema taking time with all the small details massively curbs pacing, severely influencing rhythm. I had similar stuff in my writing, where I went for dramatics over realism... It is the bane of fiction.

[@bobballew281]

I wish hank. And stabler. Were partners

[@Alexandria87]

Same

[@joewhitehead3]

There needs to be a PD/OC crossover

[@arihoward-tate6371]

The police brutality suits would be CRAZY

[@bobballew281]

@@arihoward-tate6371 it's called old school police officer getting results that's why crime scumbags are so out of control

[@VMarie1231]

I was thinking that then seen this comment lol

[@andrewmanzanero9315]

I haven’t seen a full episode of this series, but is that head officer a dirty cop? Major lawsuit if that bar worker had all this on video / audio

[@isasantos8577]

He isn't dirty per say. He used to pretend to be a dirty cop in order to get a few big names out of the streets (it was a deal between the internal affairs and him). That said, Hank Voight knows people and knows all their little dirty secrets, so he goes around making A LOT of violent and illegal crap and no one can touch him because of all his contacts and little favours, he believes "you do whatever you have to" in order to beat the bad guys and that makes him a quite colourful character

[@jbreezy4958]

​@@isasantos8577 Originally, he was actually dirty (not pretend). His deal with IA was made to keep his badge. That's when he started to pretend he was still dirty.

[@isasantos8577]

@@jbreezy4958 I know, but that was back at the first episodes of season 1, when talking about who he is in general... nah, he's not dirty

[@GemmaHentsch]

He’s a criminal and a dirty cop… but the powers that be want to show a story in which his criminal methods are justified…

[@VenomGamingCenter]

@@GemmaHentsch Go away Gemma, we get it, you hate the police. Just don't go calling them if you ever need them.

[@giselesimoes9538]

Sou apaichonada por vocês equipe maravilhosa

[@tokunaga432]

Asking someone who seen this epsiode, was the man the one who did the shooting the one he threatened but had someone take the fall for him?

[@boopmcgoo]

that dude sounds like he's been smoking 5 cartons a day since 6 years old

[@nabbynocuffin6980]

5:47 voight was not playing trust me he was not

[@wykeishacraft6820]

I love them they will do what they got to do tin saving another life . Voight don't play around

[@calanon534]

That's the thing about Voight that I respect: Once he took over Intel, he used his corrupt crookedness to help the victims of crime. Yes, he's a bad cop. He's a horrible cop. However, if someone I cared about was a victim of something horrific, I admit, my own morals would be instantly flushed down the drain, and I'd pray for a cop like Hank Voight to take out the trash, when the Legal System is hamstrung - not for revenge, not for justice, but so that no one else has to suffer whatever they went through.

[@wykeishacraft6820]

@@calanon534 thanks

[@josephsmith6944]

This is the greatest cop show since Kojak.😊

[@sugibear123]

Voight scared the crap out of the bar owner.

[@xedrone883]

So I understand they need him to look like a badass but why is he getting away with this? Why is he free to just throw objectives at people and not get charged with assault? This show has never made any sense to me nor will it.

[@otaviofrnazario]

and there are other things as well... people always seem willing to take a fall for Voight, that's how Al got killed in jail for instance. No person is ever willing to go such lenghts to anyone, in no line of work. I still remember when he stopped Upton from rattling out a guy that had enough scams on his name to lose his badge and forged his own death, defrauding taxpayers out of a pension. He claimed it was for his daughters. He made his choices, someone has to live with it. And he never faced anyone that did not take stuff he throws as a threat and act against it, actually doing battle? C'mon man

[@FrankWolenczak]

Because those in the Ivory tower are after someone, someone that's too cautious, to strategic in thinking and planning things out. And when they finally reveal who they're after, and why he's been basically acting like this, it's gonna shock everyone

[@joewhitehead3]

That bottle didn’t even hit anyone

[@GemmaHentsch]

Because this is a carefully crafted piece of copaganda that shows a narrative in which evil criminals like voight are actually necessary and the fundamental rights of all people on which we all depend are a problem…

[@darryl8806]

Just a good show,Sherlock.Cant Please Everyone

[@RLucas3000]

That was very nice of him to offer Chicago to the guy. I was starting to think he didn’t like him.

[@gendoll5006]

I stayed at a battered women’s shelter when my son was a toddler and it was scary. Every car that drove by slow made me really cautious, and I was always afraid of someone’s ex finding the address and coming for revenge. It was a big two story house that looked like all the others on that street, no sign or anything that would make it too obvious, only a couple of us had vehicles and we had to park around back where you couldn’t see them from the street while the handfull of employees parked at two houses across the street that the shelter also owned and looked totally normal, almost abandoned. Everything to try and remain anonymous, but it was still scary.

[@larry92adventure65]

Those CPD jackets look so cool almost like the FBI ones

[@itssolarpanelshorts3532]

for a second that guy had plot armour

[@WilliamTurneresq]

His defense lawyer will easily get this thrown out. Cops do not get away with behaving this way.

[@yourboymalikcoleman8731]

I love Voight

[@Encantofan1]

I miss Lindsay

[@andyt2k]

How many rounds did that mag hold?

[@TheChicagoJunkie]

If this was really Chicago there would've been a 30 clip or even a drum hanging off the bottom. They really should just add those to movies at this point just save the full auto for rifles w more capacity.

[@Carolinaelizabeth26]

Idk bruh but my rifle don’t even hold that much 😂

[@RebekahAPinto]

​@@Carolinaelizabeth26🤣

[@thomasjones4265]

Voight make you dig your own grave😅

[@tyroneweb]

Is Voight drinking Eagle Rare? That’s good stuff.

[@giselesimoes9538]

Love Kevin💞💞💞💞

[@NarutoBaby94]

A study on how a good cop cracks

[@giselesimoes9538]

Lindisay você é Fantástica

[@judaihyuga]

A threat only holds power if the person you're threatening is afraid of it. He only changed his tuned when he realized that Voight didn't care about a harassment lawsuit. He however, was easily intimidated because under the facade he puts on, he's a coward. Once his own threat fails, he doesn't know how to respond and winds up on the backfoot for the rest of the conversation. Voight isn't afraid of much, so intimidation is a poor choice of weapon with him.

[@starhunt1951]

Not me thinking that this lady was Hailey Upton-Halstead❤

[@Max_ninjas]

Void is put on a show that he ever seen before I hop he didn’t get out for the city

[@TL2354]

Try English next time

[@GamingxKnight]

Can we talk about how 5 trained officers took nearly 50+ rounds to shoot one guy in an incredibly narrow pathway? Seriously. The shooter goes from a narrow hallway where two officers were shooting at him, to a narrow pathway in the backyard where 3 officers were all firing their guns and still missed near 20 times before finally getting the guy after he opened his car door on the side of the car that was completely visible and unprotected.

[@fransjebik8554]

Those films are soooo dark.

[@justslreadinglove]

You are loved by the almighty GOD ❤😊

[@abbyzehnder9352]

Catching the batterd

[@BlueSky_fur]

the glocks in this series sound so silly xD

[@craftymamamoment5407]

4:39

[@giselesimoes9538]

💞 love

[@benhislop1458]

Those are some of the weakest sounding gunshots I've heard in a cop show.

[@jacksonmarshallkramer5087]

"Whaddya mean you're not going to prosecute? He's also a Trump supporter." "Why didn't you say that to begin with?"

[@anapetronetto6746]

Poderia ter opção da tradução

[@Littlemissbroken]

Hey it’s the Gallagher house 1:19

[@nave712]

That’s not the Gallagher’s house

[@anthonycruz5427]

Wow

[@richardyoung871]

In all these videos I didn't know that there was so much crime in Chicago but I do understand that it's TV but besides the point there is a lot of crime and you would expect it to be in NEW YORK STATE like what happened in BUFFALO a couple of months ago where he killed black people because of their color and he was racist but he was sentenced to multiple life terms and I don't like violence rather I like quiet and no noise

[@gabriellewales-qi2zb]

that killer should not shots that woman I hope she be ok 👍 and I hope him be in jail him is so stupid him should not do that to someone got shot from him I don’t like him I am happy for him be in jail about now that will not do anything more is so sad that movie should be make people sad on that movie

[@alexandrareyesvalle5911]

LOVE YOU BTS ARMY LOVE YOU JIUNGOKOOK JIMIN SUGA RM JHOPE JIN taehyung LOVE YOU too ❤️ 😍 💖 ❣️ 💕 💘 ❤️ 😍 💖

[@adriannefluet5980]

You deserve to listen to your husband😂

[@Angel_aDubbz11]

Angel.Boi im sick of these people ducey they won't stop following me.

[@AbbyRundle]

The item I bought from Amazon was an Amazon package

[@GemmaHentsch]

How many people suffered at the hands of criminal thugs like voight…

[@joewhitehead3]

Everything he does is to protect the city of Chicago & the people he cares for

[@GemmaHentsch]

@@joewhitehead3 he doesn’t protect. This is copaganda to pretend that criminals like voight are right in acting in the lawless way they do…

[@joewhitehead3]

@@GemmaHentsch Well then Chicago needs more “criminals” like him

[@GemmaHentsch]

@@joewhitehead3 you only think that because copganda makes you think his tactics worse rather than exacerbate the problem… You know torture and other forms of prisoner abuse not only violate everyone’s rights, but actively produce poor results and increase crime…

[@joewhitehead3]

@@GemmaHentsch Do you live in Chicago?

[@nadiamasika]

hj7

[@nadiamasika]

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