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[@azlynnchaney9653]

for everyone talking about voight’s voice the guy who plays him, jason beghe was in a accident and was intubated in the icu but he kept pulling the tubes out which damaged his vocal chords..which is why he sounds like that.

[@fallenleaves9329]

I love his voice

[@azlynnchaney9653]

@@fallenleaves9329 i do too

[@kidz4p509]

I think it works. It makes him sound like as if Voight took some battle damage or something from some sort of big thing that happened in the past, which led to his voice sounding like that.

[@ajbrown7912]

I already knew, but I’m sure it gets uncomfortable at times, but it suits him a lot (it makes him sound like he has some battle scars or is just a guy with a deep voice)!!!❤️‍🔥

[@Batmanbeyyond]

He reminds me of Batman

[@c.w.simpsonproductions1230]

The ironic thing is that people often get way more time for trying to cover up the original crime than they would have gotten for the original crime.

[@joewhitehead3]

You work in law enforcement?

[@InfernitBlu88]

It's called obstruction of justice It gets tact on to the original crime

[@XSilver_WaterX]

Can be worse when he becomes older and has legal federal company that regularly murders ENTIRE towns for profit and boredom.

[@aeviwright7846]

@@joewhitehead3 Taking a guilty plea is always less time than lying about a crime and trying to falsely plead innocent. You get extra time for wasting the time of the court, the jury, and any investigators assigned the case. A guilty plea by its definition is asking for reduced time on your sentence in exchange for waiving your right to a trial which costs the government money. Without it you get the maximum amount of time allotted for whichever crime, obstruction of justice for wasting police resources, and lastly wasting the courts/jurors time. Just the act of lying can turn a 1 year max crime into a 5 year minimum, which is the difference between being in a low security jailing facility and a prison. The same 1 year minimum with a guilty plea could be 6 months on good behavior.

[@joewhitehead3]

@@aeviwright7846 Ok?

[@lesedigololo7485]

The girl saying "we love u Oliver" was giving Ted Bundy vibes

[@cornonthecob3051]

Yeah that was almost cult like

[@IAmJeff7]

Yeesh

[@ldizzzzzzzzzzzzzle]

That’s his sister lol

[@heartofyarn]

@@ldizzzzzzzzzzzzzle That's not.

[@raetheanarchist]

NO LITERALLY 💀💀

[@Gamerafighter76]

It’s always fitting when the spoiled, rich brats get what’s coming to them.

[@creativechef25]

It brings a certain Schadenfreude to it, doesn't it? Seeing the wealthy, privileged SOB's get what they deserve.

[@Gamerafighter76]

@@creativechef25 Eeyup, if only we could really hold the politicians accountable.

[@madeleine.stevens]

3:24 Phoenix from Top Gun Maverick!! So cool to see she went from an extras role in CPD to a lead role in such a successful film!

[@bandb0570]

As most actors do, yes.

[@monicastone3988]

Is Phoenix the female police officer?

[@martinlopez2816]

Noticed that too! 🙌

[@kidz4p509]

4:44 I’ll tackle her. [Gets a glare] Gently.

[@eringsgrace3560]

Not AT ALL the point but as someone who was given a ketamine infusion while in the hospital for breakthrough pain, I can confirm that you have no clue what is happening while you’re on it. My eyes were open and I was staring at the curtain which had completely morphed into a second-by-second REAL TIME replay of my day, but from 5 feet BEHIND myself. I remember the entire experience and coming to as the drugs wore off. I have had a couple ketamine infusions since for similar reasons and had very colorful hallucinations the rest of the times. But seriously, NO CLUE what was happening around me. Apparently at one point during an infusion I had labs drawn and imaging done. Another time the attending, residents and med students all came in since I appeared to be fully awake but wouldn’t respond which wasn’t a typical reaction lol. Afterwards the attending came in and he told me he’d never seen that before and people either fall asleep, or get chatty but clearly not in reality. But yeah. The whole ketamine thing is sadly legit and sadly used in this exact manner.

[@Dharmarenee]

Ketamine experiences are dose dependent and different doses for different circumstances. I hope you can appreciate all people’s experiences are not the same.

[@eringsgrace3560]

@ oh yeah absolutely! No two people will have the same experience, regardless of dosing per/weight. That’s why I love medical sciences so much! I find it so fascinating that no two people will ever truly experience the same things with meds, disorders, treatments, etc.

[@nagaking07]

I love how even the lawyer can barely stand him.

[@WarGrowlmon18]

His cellmate probably took care of that little smile of his 😏😏😏🤭🤭🤭🤪🤪🤪

[@rhuephus]

don't know if they could see his "smile" with his mouth full of ...

[@WarGrowlmon18]

@@rhuephus Exactly!!! "Boy You Gotta Purty Mouth!!!"

[@jamesfracasse8178]

His just desserts!

[@trivonnereid769]

​@@rhuephus Nice one 😂 😂 😂

[@trivonnereid769]

​@@rhuephusChoking on a mouthful of b*ll's

[@th3blackghost214]

Just because you're rich doesn't mean you're above the law

[@joewhitehead3]

Clearly that message has not gotten through to some rich people

[@th3blackghost214]

@@joewhitehead3 ain't that the truth 😓

[@seanmager1168]

@@joewhitehead3 TRUE. VERY TRUE. but it dont matter if its not gotten through to rich people or not. Its the Truth. if rich people cant accept the truth, DONT MATTER. Not gonna change anything. money does not mean any1 is above the Law. and they CAN believe it, Well their Crazy and its not gonna get them Anything.

[@seanmager1168]

DARN RIGHT. But people like this DO Exist and are CRAZY. As some wacko's think if they have money, their a god. Like I Said, CRAZY.

[@LilStitchy1]

Maybe tell that to the person who is allegedly rich and being indicted in multiple crimes in multiple states, who has also been labeled a psychopath by his own niece. Because he seems to think he's perfect and above the law.

[@FlowersZoya]

When you can smile at a 2 million dollar bail wow 😭

[@Riv3rrubia_19]

Jay: I’ll tackle her Lindsey: 😏 Jay: gEntly

[@josephnewsome2935]

Trial logic: Witness found murdered Judge:I guess there is no evidence not guilty!

[@The_Vaporizer]

I love watching "Squat walking with guns"..... I mean Chicago PD 🤭

[@YeseniaMoncayo]

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[@rhuephus]

I wonder if they allowed him to take good supply of *_Gun Oil_* with him to jail ...

[@Bluey_]

dude at the start got the roughest voice known to man

[@Maxtheman.]

he sounds like hes been smoking for half his life

[@evanhill110]

@@Maxtheman. Jason Beghe, the actor who plays him, was in a car accident and ended up in the ICU on a ventilator, but kept pulling his breathing tube out, leading to damage to his voicebox and making him sound the way he does

[@evanharris1483]

@@evanhill110 OMG that would've hurt like hell to have pulled out

[@Disneyfan82]

I hate rich people. They think that just because they have money, they can do whatever they want without consequences. Makes me sick.

[@Silencer796]

Wait until, you get that level.

[@ibrahimmuyideen373]

Yeah... You'll be no better when you're at that level

[@brmbkl]

@@ibrahimmuyideen373 so, still rings true. whether you become rich because you are ruthless, or become ruthless after you get rich, is irrelevant.

[@gammadion]

So many people "hate the rich" but when they find out who the rich people are, are never willing to commit because they fear the conclusion.

[@cuernosbeste]

@@gammadion sounds like bitch behavior

[@lunistalou5553]

the boy looks like that vampire dude in twilight

[@marcusbrown8036]

Edward?

[@darkmask5933]

Remember folks, the police are not there to be your buddy, and they aren't there to make sure you get a "good deal" for helping them. It doesn't matter if your innocent or guilty, a cop has zero authority to follow-through with the "deals" they promise, the best they can do is offer a recommendation if you play nice, and even then they are not obligated to. Its up to the attorneys how they want to prosecute you, not "good cop, bad cop". You are not a "bad person" because you refuse to speak to the police without a lawyer present, you do not have to admit to something you didn't do or sign something for them to let you go. Shows like this always like to make the cops look like "super good guys" cause the people they go against are cartoonishly evil, but a cop should not be stalking you to where you work or where you relax, and they shouldn't be there taunting you.

[@nash6568]

Thank you

[@cvlcek144]

In the end that's an investigators job. They stalk everyone they're looking into. Hence the word "investigator"

[@thickymcghee7681]

Poor girl, was promised 1 year but ended up with 3 years for working with the cops. Lesson learned.

[@fhfs]

Cops aren't prosecutors. Get it on paper with the district attorney running the case and with your attorney present they view it word for word you don't start singing until then. Protect yourself.

[@JJ18355]

Better than 10 years, chum

[@NativeWarrior88]

Thats why you dont work with cops!

[@HaloEchoe419]

That blonde officer sounds a lot like America Ferrera but I'm like, 99.9% it's not her...

[@user-ig3oq7ty7m]

And this guy become a villain in Law and Order OC

[@giancarlocasaldi4515]

Chicago p.d is the best serial 👍 for me 😊 😅 😮

[@augustusbruno2156]

I thought lawyers supposed to be present during interrogation?

[@joewhitehead3]

If you ask for one

[@yungblod8975]

That's the issue most people that are innocent or claim innocent will talk to the cops because they have nothing to hide or lie about and feel that bringing a lawyer looks suspicious. That's how majority of false convictions happen it should be mandatory to have a lawyer everytime

[@puppetgirl3096]

Have any of you ever seen the full episodes of this show?

[@trivonnereid769]

​@@puppetgirl3096I have

[@emonimarie3527]

that was his lawyer sitting right beside him…

[@ARHZONE]

I understand the rich kid was absolutely horrid and deserved to be thrown behind bars...but Jesus the police officers (especially the female) was pushing it...if i were that rich kid, the moment that female detective showed up to that club and poured that drink on me, i'm immediately contacting my attorney and reporting it and filing a formal complaint to the department. Now im not a lawyer, but from just that one scene alone, that female detective committed a number of infractions: -Harassment: Knowingly approached the suspect of an ongoing trial without just cause and perhaps attempting to provoke with conversation -Intimidation: Flashed her badge to scare of the people around the rich guy -Assault: Pouring the drink on the rich kid -Vandalism of private property: Knew that the specific alcohol would stain the guys shirt (which given that he is rich, can only assume the clothes weren't cheap...) -Conduct unbecoming of a police officer: That entire display was completely unwarranted and unprofessional, and it made it even worse when she flashed the badge, thus indicating she was under the authority of the police

[@jlc7300]

Good old clip with Erin and Olinski

[@freshmilk920]

Voit voice sounds like pop smoke song "baby welcome to da party"😊😊😊

[@Chefgabrielpollow]

The guy who plays captain or sergeant speaks and it sounds like he’s smoked 3 packs of Marlboro Reds daily since he was 12 years old. Is that his real voice? Or a character voice ? Anyone seen him in anything else?

[@clwilliams9276]

Real voice. The guy who plays that character was intubated after an accident n kept pulling it out. Damaged his vocal cords to the point of creating this voice. If it was a character voice, by now it would be his real voice with how much damage faking a voice like that would do to ur cords. But yeah, real voice (i learned this from a comment near the top)

[@trivonnereid769]

He's a sergeant @gabrielpollow6657

[@joaquinchoque2254]

Best scene

[@Chrissimpson-oo4qx]

The thing about liberal states like Illinois California and New York there's really no point in covering up a crime just come back play guilty and be out within the following week.

[@Mk-gk3wv]

Kinda surprised Mr. Rich's family didn't put a prize on her head for a kill.

[@jexelbur6872]

Wait, “Mr. Stone”? As in “OG Law & Order Mr. Stone”?

[@erica70]

That’s his son…right?

[@jexelbur6872]

@@erica70 Oh right, that makes more sense.

[@joewhitehead3]

He was on SVU for a season & a half

[@jordanmccabe3614]

​@@erica70 yeah that's the OG Stones son.

[@aplit]

Money can buy you anything except for morals

[@se5922]

i can’t help but notice how smoker-like that guys voice is

[@agentmaryland1239]

Yeah but apparently it's from a car accident (discovered it from other people commenting). He kept pulling his breathing tube out likely from it being uncomfortable or just hating the situation.

[@jordanmccabe3614]

Why does Oliver look so familiar? He is in something he looks like a guy from American horror story and it's driving me crazy

[@starryroseblkpnk]

He'x from top gun maverick

[@jordanmccabe3614]

@@starryroseblkpnk I've never seen it

[@meldevitt7243]

He plays Teddy in Law & Order Organized Crime.

[@r10nt4c]

His name is Gus Halper , u can Google him and see what shows he did in.

[@jordanmccabe3614]

@@r10nt4c thank you

[@aintnowayisaidthat138]

I also heard that your teeth are still social distancing

[@dawsonjenkins4403]

Isn't that the same bloke that Casey used to lock Voight up

[@melizacabrera9361]

Season and episode please ?

[@azlynnchaney9653]

season 4 episode 7

[@AmyHurry]

Chicago pd jays Halstead Adam favourite

[@YeseniaMoncayo]

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[@Sniperboy5551]

If Tariq wanted to be safe, he shouldn’t have 1) gone to Chicago and 2) decided to testify.

[@AmyHurry]

Chicago pd jays Halstead Adam daddy

[@YeseniaMoncayo]

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[@cunningsmile4166]

Not a cop show without the cigar throat cop ain't it?

[@jaedagrant5675]

Dude sound like he needs to clear his throat

[@amandabilger2235]

The actor was in a car accident and while he was intubated he kept pulling it out and damaged his vocal cords.

[@invincibleplayah]

Love the way Sophia Bush's voice is sweet to way too tweetums for a cop then husky ala voight the next. 😅

[@JamesGatrick]

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[@Andyelmasry]

I haven't watched this show before, and I found the 1st actor's voice absolutely ridiculous 🤣

[@DR0WNINGSVN]

the actor got into a car accident, qnd when he got intubated he kept pulling the tube out, damaging his vocal chords

[@Andyelmasry]

@@DR0WNINGSVN oh for real? Like in the storyline or the actual actor?

[@azlynnchaney9653]

@@Andyelmasry the actual actor

[@DR0WNINGSVN]

@@Andyelmasry the actual actor

[@krob3831]

@@Andyelmasry damn now look at ya talkin

[@CrazyMunky84]

If he was smart he would use his money to press assault charges against her for pouring the drink on him.

[@wikus2411]

Assault? Doubtful. At best he can try and sue for damages.

[@CrazyMunky84]

@@wikus2411 Yes assault. Pouring a drink on someone is called assault. Also, yes he could take her to small claims court in order to be reimbursed for his shirt.

[@wikus2411]

@@CrazyMunky84 I'll take your word for it, not overly familiar with US laws. Just sounds laughable to me

[@michealbanksjr.3630]

He got bigger things to worry about than an assault charges

[@CrazyMunky84]

@@michealbanksjr.3630 That's the whole point. If he charges her with assault she would be moved of the investigation against him and a new detective would have to step in. The longer you prolong a case the harder it is for them to get a conviction statistically.