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To lie and say that the kid confessed, and then for Voight to be willing to perpetuate that lie in court (within the ensuing episode of Chicago Justice)? That can and did put the entire case at risk. There’s no doubt that Dylan was a terrible person, yet Voight and Olinsky don’t look that great in this episode either. Normally we don’t question it because it’s entertainment and because we want to see him get the bad guy.īut “Emotional Proximity” took that to another level.

He routinely puts his hands on suspects or otherwise does whatever he can to break them. We’ve talked about this before, but almost every episode of Chicago PD involves Voight doing at least one thing that’s legally questionable. Blue Bloods season 14 release updates, strike news, cast, and everything we know so far 1) They’ve finally gone too far.Blue Bloods season 14: Will Peter Hermann return as Jack Boyle?.911 characters who left the show unexpectedly.

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Here are our takeaways from “Emotional Proximity”: So how should we perceive them right now? But along the way, they had to do some things that they might regret, most notably lying about whether or not the suspect had confessed while in police custody. They charged through a whole list of suspects (including a guy who set his own family on fire?!) before finding the real guilty party. It also injured Alvin Olinsky’s (Elias Koteas) daughter Lexi, so that made it even more high-stakes for the team, especially when Olinsky was told that Lexi was going to die from her injuries. In “Emotional Proximity” the Intelligence Unit was on the hunt for the person who intentionally set a fire that killed more than 30 people. “Emotional Proximity” was tough not only on the Intelligence Unit, but on the audience as well. This week’s episode of Chicago PD raised a lot of interesting questions. EST on NBC.By John Cave 6 years ago Did this week’s ‘Chicago PD’ finally see the Intelligence Unit go too far? Here are our takeaways from Season 4, Episode 16. “Chicago P.D.” Season 4 returns Tuesday, Jan. Whatever the case may be, it’s high time we see the Patrol Officer become a member of the Unit. Furthermore, Bush can dole out some good advice to her subordinate.

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She could also help her learn how to be part of a team since she is the only woman in it.

It could also jump start their romance.Īlternatively, Burgess’ supervisor could also be Bush, the only female on the team. That would certainly create some drama in Burgess’ life. Who could this supervisor be? The website cites that the role may be filled in by Officer Adam Ruzek (Patrick John Flueger). “She will have to start at the bottom,” Sophia Bush, who plays Detective Erin Lindsay, told TVGuide, “She’s being supervised by somebody who will certainly be able to make sure she’s learning how to be a part of our unit in the right way.” In fact, it creates the fodder for drama on the police procedural. While many “Chicago P.D.” fans (including us) welcome Burgess’ promotion, her transition from Patrol to Intelligence may not be a smooth one. He now works for Assistant District Attorney Philip Stone (Philip Winchester). This is the perfect time for Kim to step up and fill in Antonio Dawson’s (Jon Seda) shoes since he left Intelligence after taking the job of lead investigator at the District Attorney’s office. The Season 4 fall finale saw the Sergeant offer her a job while they were drinking at Molly’s and she accepted it. Patrol Officer Kim Burgess (Marina Squerciati) has been dreaming of a spot in Hank Voight’s (Jason Beghe) elite team of cops. NBC’s “Chicago P.D.” finally gave fans one important character what they’ve always wanted: A chance to be in the Intelligence Unit of Chicago’s police department.