Catching The Child Kidnapper | Chicago P.D. | PD TV

Hank Voight & the the team set up an operation to catch the child kidnapper who is behind the fake adoption scam.
From Chicago P.D. Season 5 Episode 5 'Home' - A meth lab bust uncovers a scam in which children adopted from foreign countries are abandoned, then sold online; Atwater struggles with decisions about moving his siblings to a safer environment.
Chicago P.D. (2014 -): Detective Sergeant Hank Voight and his elite Intelligence Unit at the Chicago Police Department combat atrocious offences and bring criminals to justice.
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[@sarahe7915]

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[@michaelperussina2835]

i love that he whispered about robbing a bank to end up in there with him so he can rip his skin off and wear it like a cape. at least that's what i would have said it's one of the grossest things i could think of

[@lordkresnik2873]

This kinda ruthless and violent approach against child predators is something I can support

[@joewhitehead3]

Unfortunately, they still got rights

[@joewhitehead3]

@The Final Chance I agree

[@robos3809]

Unfortunately the high amount of false accusations makes the need for the cops to be as nonviolent as possible, imagine if you got accused of being a child predator falsely and the cops come to your house and shoot you dead

[@bluehead310]

@@thefinalchance9with that mental thinking, you shouldn’t either.

[@TheGeneralgaming24]

As far as I’m concerned, the second they started doing this they lost their civil rights

[@Gamerafighter76]

I liked Voight’s anger here; he really made that guy scared, plus I liked how he said he had the guy thrown in with the general population at the end of the episode.

[@chrisroney4948]

I would say like 75% of the time guards throw the child molesters to the convicts that follow the rules of hurt them badly

[@Gamerafighter76]

@@chrisroney4948 I think even the guards know the pedos deserve no mercy.

[@joewhitehead3]

That guy definitely didn’t last a day

[@Gamerafighter76]

@@joewhitehead3 I should say not.

[@wessltov]

He probably gave a few inmates a heads up as well

[@IceQueen3253]

There are very few things you can do to get on the bad side of both criminals AND police, but hurting kids is your golden ticket

[@nikkimiddlekillsday5161]

That's not a golden rule it's a cosmic rule

[@murcielagokuroko6561]

@@nikkimiddlekillsday5161 even criminals have codes, bad ones, dirty ones, the worst ones, they have that code, no kids, only the worst of the worst break it and they get targeted for it is why they are put in special prison cells kept away from the ones who would tare them a new one

[@nikkimiddlekillsday5161]

@@murcielagokuroko6561 wouldn't bother me one bit if they did

[@sonofjack6286]

@@murcielagokuroko6561 Pretty sure they'd tear them a few new ones.

[@TheWartHawg]

And now they get their own “special population” portion of the prison so they are protected from true justice. And that’s disgusting.

[@davisthegamelord]

For those who don't know, the speech he gives in the interrogation room is actually pretty accurate. Convicts HATE people who hurt kids for the most part

[@VoiceOfTheEmperor]

Pretty much. You could be freaking Osama Bin Laden, but the second you cross that line, you're gonna be the target of people FAR worse than Fleece Johnson.

[@greenpegatrix3773]

No joke. A friend of mine had to see a judge for something, told us a story about this one guy that attacked someone on the stand, and the judge responded saying that he didn't have to worry about the convict, because the others would take care of him.

[@rahhmusic19]

Pretty sure everyone knows that...

[@vvoof2601]

@@rahhmusic19 Not everyone knows the things that you know. It's important in life to know that.

[@Gamerafighter76]

I’ve heard a few stories from people.

[@pointly]

Inmate: Guard, what did he do? Guard: I'll tell you but I want 6 months of quiet and no bullshit. Inmate: Bet. Guard: He was child trafficker. 2 kids died because of him. He won't be missed. Inmate: We'll take care of him.

[@bagofmoss4710]

I love this comment sm. The fact that this actually happens in jail. Prisoners who find out if other inmates hurt children will beat the crap out of them

[@chrisroney4948]

And the guards really do give us those creeps

[@jeremiahwallace2275]

Nicely put. You get a like from me.

[@alexjrgensen2226]

There was a case in Denmark, where the guards made a "mistake" during shift rotation, meaning there was no guard for a few minutes. The guys nuts was placed on a hot plate...

[@gokuandmario4ever]

​@@alexjrgensen2226 Like literally?

[@ShadySliver17]

Either Voight knew he wouldn’t shoot a kid or he just got lucky either way the fact he kept walking is just so damn intimidating and awesome

[@chrisroney4948]

I think Voight knew he wouldn't kill the kid cuz if he did his shield was gone that's y he waited for him to aim at him

[@robertaylor9218]

I think think he was also mad enough that the chance to shoot the guy was his priority.

[@tylerevans3028]

It was badass

[@snoopyfan1476]

I was channel surfing and caught this scene. I had never seen Chicago PD before. I replayed the scene for my husband. We've been hooked ever since.

[@Gamerafighter76]

I liked that look he gave the guy as he shot him.

[@Eric4bz]

The real deterrent to prison is never what the guards will do, but rather the inmates. The inmates generally have the same universal code of what is beyond unforgiveable. And no, they're not dumb thugs. They know, nad if they don't, you better believe they'll find out.

[@RockDay-wv8jq]

Just shows the saying 'honor among thieves' is true. They may be in jail for stealing, gun crimes, etc., but if they get wind there is a child predator among them, the gloves come off.

[@chrisroney4948]

When I was locked up we had a guy come thru the guards let us know what he did and every race had “fun” with him most guards would look the other way when we dealt with them

[@linkais3875]

@@chrisroney4948 I’m curious, what did the guy do?

[@ShaggyRogers1]

@@RockDay-wv8jq That's the thing almost every hard af criminal incarcerated has one thing in common, and that is an abusive childhood. They know what it was like being a child and being victimized. There's a reason why even the AB considers children off limits.

[@GrimarisGrey]

@@linkais3875 Everything Voight said out loud; and what he whispered.

[@BarelyDecentProduction]

I never understand the logic of "I'll shoot my hostage if you come closer" like, dude, if the hostage is dead you got no more meat shield and the cops won't hesitate to light you up

[@dbojangles1597]

True but so long as they aren't dead you got leverage as cops don't want to see an innocent person killed.

[@jameliakingstom1190]

@@dbojangles1597 yes but majority of them wouldn’t kill a hostage and every cop knows this.

[@alduintheanti-dragonborn]

Logic does fall short to panic.

[@wolfmantheimpaler]

I like to imagine a scene where a dude kills his hostage and the cops just give him the officer Murphy treatment

[@mitchellware7814]

The coldness in the older cops eyes. No pity for the suspect, he just wanted one thing and didn't care how justice was served.

[@douglasmorton3352]

My best friend was abused as a child so I definitely feel Voights anger. At the end of the day you have to make the bad guy scared of the dark.

[@sastryvnk4402]

Yeah, but I feel like Voight kind of undermines that.

[@chrisupton6190]

@@sastryvnk4402how?

[@morbius109]

Agreed. As you said, there are some people in this world that just need to be made to be afraid of the dark.

[@catmaxwell6691]

Your anger is based in reality. This character is written to be satisfying to the viewer, but in any semblance of real life, more than half of his cases wouldn’t go to trial due to coercion, and police brutality. You can try to make the bad guy afraid of the dark, but if you do it illegally, there’s a good chance the bad guy won’t see the inside of a prison.

[@deni_luv]

i smell that price quote

[@archerkid09]

I still would've made sure he made it to general population and slipped info to the inmates... Rules are in place to protect the wrong people, anyone who touches a kid deserves whatever's coming to them... Whether it's in the prison yards or waiting outside their front door

[@GrimDoctor_]

oh he sends him to gen pop anyways

[@hibarikyoya854]

@@GrimDoctor_and that's why kids we always get things in writing

[@ameliarose47]

@@hibarikyoya854 Yep, although in this case the dude is a child predator, he doesn't exactly deserve to have rights or laws apply to him. Him having the gaul to ask for a lawyer disgusted me.

[@endpheonix3436]

If I recall he walks out of the room, and someone asks him if he actually plans to put him in solitary or whatever, and the cop says “no.”

[@RedFeralWolf]

Even if their in Special Population, guards sometimes make “mistakes” an inmate finds his way to someplace he shouldn’t be. And sadly attacks this poor man brutally. Then slips away. Oh yea the cameras didn’t see anything either. Weird. >.> lol

[@jhemmingway806]

No doubt prisoners would give this guy proper justice

[@joewhitehead3]

For sure. If there’s one thing prison inmates hate just as much as cops, if not more, it’s people who commit crimes against children

[@erinclarke2695]

Guards probably look the other way while the inmates go vigilante on a child predator. It’s the one line that’s never to be crossed. And when it is, it’s open season on the predator.

[@sethcourtemanche5738]

Shanks, fists and a ton of other things coming at you

[@c.w.simpsonproductions1230]

Big mistake at the beginning. Jay went after the other guy instead of immediately securing the girl, even though there was already someone covering that escape route. Needlessly put her life in danger.

[@darkfan4706]

Halstead is a hypocritical boy scout who keeps wanting to sell Voight out and can't keep it in hid pants when he has a female partner. Eff him and his character!

[@idontno0]

It's a tv show...

[@shane-it7ky]

Sorry hero

[@darkfan4706]

Sorry. You guys are right. I'd probably blink too?

[@JasenJohn]

ok kid, stay being a coward

[@joewhitehead3]

Inmates who are cops, child molesters, or their relatives are usually the most unsafe in prison. They got targets on their backs & don’t always last long. This guy though, definitely didn’t last more than a few hours in there. Voight made sure of that. This is just one badass way of how Voight protects the city & the people he loves. Edit: I should probably add that snitches don’t always last too long in prison as well

[@Gamerafighter76]

Eeyup.

[@jackchop1576]

homosexuals are targets in there too

[@Jarod-vg9wq]

How many cops do go to jail.

[@joewhitehead3]

@@Jarod-vg9wq I don’t know. But it happens

[@Rizzawriter]

Every police force needs a Hank Voight.

[@Demaad]

That’s where the brutality lawsuits and distrust of police comes in. I like Voight, but just saying

[@joewhitehead3]

The media’s always done well with making cops look bad. Even the good cops

[@Rizzawriter]

@@joewhitehead3 the media are a bunch of overpaid liars. They get paid to make everyone look bad lol

[@joewhitehead3]

@@Rizzawriter Although, there are those who make themselves look bad on their own

[@predetor911]

I don't think the world could handle 2 Voights.

[@i_am_the_one8870]

Hank the terminator fastest draw in the west

[@Tom-pe4iw]

I want to be a cop like Hank. He's got morals.

[@VoiceOfTheEmperor]

"We get dirty and the world stays clean. That's our job."

[@sethcourtemanche5738]

Nice captain price quote

[@zaneking5484]

@@sethcourtemanche5738foap

[@eyesofibad2461]

Say what you want about "dirty cops", but i believe the world would be safer if there were more cops like Hank Voight.

[@judahjr6805]

That believe is what's gonna cost the city trillions of dollars in lawsuits buddy..

[@eyesofibad2461]

@@judahjr6805 i’d rather pay for safety than save the money and not have it

[@judahjr6805]

@@eyesofibad2461 huh?

[@Gamerafighter76]

Eeyup.

[@Rizzawriter]

@@judahjr6805 that's the sad part; that the sort of people Voights unit take down, like this scumbag, have the right to file lawsuits. 'Yeah, I abuse and kidnap children, but I'm suing you because you kicked me' The law is just wrong!

[@ashh4929]

2:07 Dude, the way he just Micheal Myers style walked up to those pervs was freaking epic!

[@sneakysnake8863]

it's fictional but definitely my most liked hank voight moment i've seen he didn't even hesitate

[@rustyhowe3907]

Hank Voight is a literal Terminator the way he moves forward like that.🤗

[@joewhitehead3]

Except he doesn’t hurt innocent people

[@erinclarke2695]

It’s true. Prisons house the worst of society but even they get sick at the idea of hurting a child. And if they know someone in GP with them is a child predator… well… dead man walking.

[@TheCybertaco]

What I like about the interrogation scene is when Voight gets his hands on the handcuffs it shows that he is still debating on killing him. First as brass knuckles and then using the chain as a means of choking him. It’s a small detail that I appreciate.

[@stellaneko7659]

The whole time I was rooting for Voight like it was really a fight. Hank does his job well and is definitely efficient

[@l0rdapophis]

If only we ACTUALLY dealt with predators like this!!! Also someone take my phone, I can't stop rewinding this

[@joewhitehead3]

Unfortunately, predators have civil rights

[@blacky8987]

You wanna know something?... it is like this a lot of killer and drung lord in jails are father and grandpas... i work as a guard and i can tell you alot of us become blind in the moment child killers are being rped and kill..

[@catmaxwell6691]

There wouldn’t be any predators in prison, cause their cases would be thrown out due to police brutality. Sadly, entertaining fiction doesn’t translate well to real life.

[@morbius109]

Hank Voight does not play games. He’s relentless, and merciless when he has to be, but he’s very good at his job.

[@joewhitehead3]

Damn straight

[@justinsigler1565]

I guess we know now who trainned Batman in the art of intimidation...And his name is Hank Voight!

[@linkais3875]

Or the other way around

[@geocross237]

I always felt like Voight is the Batman of the Wolf-verse. Elliot Stabler would be Superman. I hope we get a crossover witht he two someday.

[@bhight100]

That sergeant is legitimately Mafia. That hand on cheek move, pure Alfa Mafia.

[@jonnnyren6245]

Voight released his inner Stabler there.

[@joewhitehead3]

No disrespect to Stabler, but Voight makes him look like a softie

[@anielleperez1710]

So many Dads and moms are incarcerated and missing their children more than anything else about freedom

[@comochigan-wc8cd]

This is how it should be against child molesters no mercy.

[@joewhitehead3]

Especially the ones who profit off of it

[@Pt-11]

I know the writers want us to think about this, but when I watch CPD it’s hard to reconcile the part of my brain that hates police brutality, and the part that knows that if someone does this to a child it’s a fraction of what I wish would happen to the perp.

[@EeveelutionStorm]

You can be against police brutality and be 100% for monsters being put down like the diseased dogs they are.

[@gracepearlbowling5402]

Police brutality happens more often on TV than in the real world. And Sickos like this get off more lightly in the real world than they do on tv. Why not be angry about that?

[@creatip123]

as badass as that scene, I'm pretty sure that's not the SOP for dealing with a hostage situation. lots of thing could've gone wrong. the guy could've shot the kid, even if it's just out of fear or nervousness.....

[@sneakysnake8863]

i don't know if it's SOP or not i'm obviously not a cop but that seems like the guy got himself into almost a no win situation door #1 guy shoots the kid hank shoots him but non fatally guy gets to spend what little time he has left in general population where sooner or later what he did will be found out door #2 he points the gun at hank we saw how that turned out which leaves us with door # 3 drop the gun and save yourself the terrible fates of doors # 1 and 2

[@zhaitae2470]

Oh so you’re a police officer?

[@abdurrafi6555]

I cannot wait for Chicago PD to return !!!

[@madisonsturmey7360]

Me too

[@MaxTheDarkWolf807]

Voig is really a focking badass man

[@billheadis9138]

voight*

[@smileyflowerlol346]

hank about that life

[@A.S021]

Hank is that life

[@dangerfindertreasureseeker8905]

The one thing that about 99% of the criminals in jail agree on is that those that hurt children are the worst and will be dealt with in horrifying ways.

[@The_Daily_Tomato]

You could be a cold blooded killer and a cannibal but you will have respect in Genpop. Touch kids and your life is over in Genpop. I like that.

[@sethcourtemanche5738]

They'll either get shanked or beaten to death

[@amielawson8344]

He wasn’t wrong about the prison population and how they feel about children.

[@itsamericancountryboy]

It is not just what the other inmates will do, but also what the guards will not do (meaning they will not keep your info quiet and will not respond quickly.

[@IngeniousGhosts]

Yeah, I was told once that wether or not you lived as one of those disgusting people is wether or not the guard felt like doing paperwork.

[@Easter--Bunny]

I find it quite interesting that there is hierarchy in prison. You can have the absolute worst kind of people in there, but even them hate people that do things to kids

[@Silencer796]

They probably do bad to full grown adults, not children who have innocence and have a lot of life ahead of them but mostly innocent

[@brandontaylor7129]

I love how Voight rubbed his face.. haha

[@StrifeAiray]

Another inmate would of done the same thing

[@donlee.4308]

One of Voight’s character is he have soft spot on kids and innocent girls who can’t defend themselves against criminals like this. There are more episodes that Voight went full beast mode just like this one but stopped by his crew.

[@benlevan5645]

This is how Batman interrogates people when there aren't roofs to dangle them from.

[@JessicaDajana]

It makes me cry happy tears that such sick people would get even sicker treatment after what they've done to kids. I did not receive the protection I needed for what I went through when I was a child. (Childhood sxual assault by older sibling. For 4 to 5 years, including mental abuse.) It makes me feel validated and loved for being stood up for like this. Even if it's just a series on tv. The ending is so healing to look at even if others wouldn't understand. And I love Hank's harshness toward that guy. It makes me feel like humans actually care. Never really felt that. I'm thankful for the portrayal of this kind of protection. I needed this.

[@LeeirahBrashka]

He's right about the prison having their own rules, even the guards looks away.

[@sonofjack6286]

It keeps the prisoners happy, of course they'll look the other way.

[@joewhitehead3]

If the guards could, they’d join in

[@donlee.4308]

Yeah by the end of the day, some of these prisoners are also fathers, uncles, grandpa that rarely sees their children or not anymore. And somehow they put their anger on people like this criminal.

[@RockDay-wv8jq]

I know it's a show, but if I was in his shoes, I would have done the same thing. Child predators are the worst.

[@lukethepotatoking]

The world needs more cops like Voight

[@aklemon06]

Dude walking up like he's the Terminator

[@DETROIT1948]

Justice Served.

[@reeganevans6707]

I couldn’t tell what Voight whispered in the kidnappers ear; but I bet that made his heart stop beating 😎😎😎😎

[@cobraleader4146]

Jason Beghe should be Thomas Wayne's Batman in Flash Point. Prove me wrong.

[@RockandRollsince1992]

I wonder what Hank whispered in that guys ear...

[@nicoleelliott3884]

I don't agree with Voight on many things but he remains my favorite character in the Chicago shows. This was absolutely what was needed.

[@victoriabarnes5981]

I agree that what Voight does is not legal.. but... you have to admire the way he gets the job done! What he did to his sons killer is what I suspect anyone who has had a child killed would want to do! Honestly, I think the justice system is broken! Criminals are not scared to break the law! X

[@Nate-57]

My man interrogated like batman

[@jonchampion8720]

" I want you to see it comin" 3:00 gets me everytime.

[@SamSparks95]

Voight turned into Michael Myers, my god that walk was spooky.

[@joewhitehead3]

If only Michael Myers had went after people who deserved it

[@MegaHellzero]

I would make him tell me everything and still put him in general population 😂

[@joewhitehead3]

Which is exactly what happened here

[@adamdaichendt3838]

I wonder what kind of hellish thing he whispered into his ear😆😈😈💀

[@runimstalkingyou9103]

They moment they moved in gave me a chill it was very COOL

[@chrisupton6190]

2:37 hank went full dad mode

[@riiddisbuk2496]

Voight, my man. That is EXACTLY how you handle a hostage situation 😎😎👍👍

[@ShadeSlayer1911]

IRL, I'm pretty sure no. But it makes for good TV for certain.

[@michaelnobles3641]

Hank Voight is an ultimate badass how he shot that guy point blank range to save that Girl. I admire his way of doing things and how he is able to get whatever information he needs by whatever means necessary. I just wonder what he whispered into the guys ear sitting in the chair though does anyone know what Voight may have said?

[@donlee.4308]

There’s some episodes that shows Hank’s ability to be the shot caller since he used to work in the gang unit.. all I can think of is either his death on the way to prison or in general population.

[@sethcourtemanche5738]

In the face as well

[@nicktroisi6347]

"Your ability to live" Anything that involves children, all the rules get flung out of the window

[@robertaylor9218]

I generally don’t agree at all with these tactics, but risking the conviction to rescue the children is an obvious choice.

[@fooliecoolie5284]

God I love to know what he whispered in his ear

[@justinchristoph3725]

Probably a brief but graphic description of what was going to happen to him while incarcerated when he is "accidentally" left in General Population after the other inmates were informed of what he did.

[@ramthian]

Thanks 🙏

[@volatile2005]

Voight has the voice of Batman but the personality of Red Hood and i love what he does to people who hurt kids and women

[@pokipal7807]

The actor does an amazing job you know he was made for this type of role, his character, his physique, his voice, it all fits into a Batman like officer. I love it so much

[@kfchero2]

2:08 i have only known this man for 2 minutes and i already love him

[@michelledickson2155]

This is why voight is awesome he doesn’t stand for child predators

[@brycee6895]

Is it just me or does anyone else wanna know what Voight whispered to him at the end??

[@ShadeSlayer1911]

It's better left up to your imagination.

[@cathyminish4295]

Ain't nobody like bad ass Hank!!

[@colinmackinnon696]

"Give me the passwords to all your twisted websites." "What's in it for me?" "Your ability to live." 🤭🤭🤭

[@stanleyrichards1846]

Kidnapping innocent children is a horrible crime

[@1bambomayo]

This episode is like a chef's kiss how it should be

[@antwonegodfrey2998]

He pulled a Batman when he whispered in bros ear

[@namthomson1124]

Great 👍 thanks 😘

[@PILOT781000]

Love the sound of the projectile’s impact

[@stephenfricke9298]

Well done Chicago PD

[@JuggerNATE93]

Awesome moment, truly exhilarating. But let's be honest...Voigt taking that shot while moving, one hand, no time to aim, with a child in between him and his small, face sized target...dude would've been fired immediately after that bullshit 😂

[@Just-Kostya]

I would have done the same if I were the boss, damn child trafficking is terrible, they are helpless

[@peacenowarr]

You could tell by the way the Sergeant was touching him that he either really wanted to hurt him 🙂

[@emilywhisenant427]

I love Hanks voice

[@deadinsidemcgee411]

That’s Chicago baby.

[@theshooter1991]

Voight reminds me alot of jack bauer...my kind of cops

[@sunshinesun101]

The saddest part is that if you actually work in law enforcement or adoptions of children...You could never watch these types of series because they are utterly ridiculous, hilarious, and might as well be watching something like Star Trek....

[@Kent933]

Next part please

[@chrisupton6190]

2:12 the fact that hank got a clean headshot under that state of mind is incredible

[@Papachef1]

First like two minutes you see how this man just walk up and shot him

[@blehmemenehblue2009]

He looks very similar to Peter Scully and I'm pretty sure that's intentional. Wish someone like this cop was there for Peter.

[@mxt217]

this squad was sic

[@jonsnipe5484]

Imagine if Chicago pd actually did there jobs like this show🤣

[@cassiusthe5th658]

"Hey sergeant if we kill em we can't get da kidz!!!" LMMFAOOO

[@kittylover16graziano33]

If it wasn't for his detectives, Hank would have literally killed that man! I love this show so much.

[@D00NBU66Y]

This is dope. Almost as good as Rust Cole’s breakdown of the female prisoner child killer in True Detective Season 1!

[@lynnecrisp]

Prison justice can't compare to anything. U don't want that kind of justice

[@maxgreenwood2171]

old guy is badass

[@jackfoley2192]

Poor kids just glad they r ok

[@adamkulper4665]

Good job I love cops 👮 I love good guy I happy.

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