Stepping StoneChicago P.D. : Season 1 Episode 1
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Stepping StoneChicago P.D. : Season 1 Episode 1
Antonio is a cop who takes pride in his job. He has been involved in numerous sting and undercover operations, some of which include drug busts, high-profile arrests, and more personal cases. Dawson has a close relationship with his sister, Gabriela Dawson, a paramedic for CFD. When Antonio is shot in a drive-by shooting and severely wounded, she makes a deal with Voight, who was incarcerated at the time, for information about who shot Antonio. When Voight harasses Lieutenant Matthew Casey and his then-fiancée Dr. Hallie Thomas, Dawson sets up a sting to arrest Voight. The arrest goes successfully and Voight is incarcerated. A few months later, Internal Affairs (I.A.) has Voight released and promoted to Sergeant of Intelligence at the CPD. In season 5, Antonio begins a relationship with CFD paramedic Sylvie Brett. At the end of "An Agent of the Machine", Antonio breaks up with Sylvie after she confronted him about the confrontation between her and his former wife Laura when she showed up at the firehouse to pick up her son. In "Down is Better", his father was stabbed. In "A Man's Legacy", he goes to the hospital to see his father. While in the hospital, he sees Sylvie with his sister and he talks with her, indicating that they may be close to reconciling. In "Foul is Fair", it was revealed that Sylvie has broken up with Antonio but at the end of the episode "Hiding Not Seeking", after a long investigation, Antonio and Sylvie are seen making out in his car.
In the season 6 premiere "New Normal", directly following the rattling death of Alvin Olinsky and the events after, Voight is put under investigation, leaving Antonio in charge of the unit. When Antonio answered truthfully about what he saw to the Police Board, he was unable to be of any help to Voight clearing his own name. This angered Ruzek, who defied the orders given to him by Antonio in return; it all comes to a head in the conclusion of a case, when both of them engage in a fight and have to be pried apart. Antonio was left taking the fall for the actions of Ruzek and the team, though no actual issues are mentioned; in the later episodes, which may have occurred following a time lapse, the two no longer show an ill will to one another, although Ruzek's rebellious nature is still a compromise.
Kimberly "Kim" Burgess is a fictional character from the American police procedural Chicago P.D., played by Marina Squerciati. She made her first appearance in the pilot episode "Stepping Stone", which was broadcast on NBC on January 8, 2014. Burgess is a patrol officer of the Chicago Police Department's 21st District. She also appears in a recurring role in Chicago Fire. As of season 4, she is an officer with the Intelligence Unit.
Kate Stanhope from TV Guide observed, "You gotta hand it to Officer Kim Burgess of Chicago P.D. She has a real knack for sniffing out trouble. It's good for the residents of the Windy City, but bad for Burgess (Marina Squerciati) and, oftentimes, her partner Officer Sean Roman (Brian Geraghty)."[21] During her review of season 2 episode "What Do You Do", Lisa Casas for ScreenSpy praised Squerciati's performance, saying she "holds her own in an episode that was good enough, but didn't quite deliver the grit that we expect from PD."[22] The pairing of Burgess and Ruzek has become popular with viewers, who refer to the couple with the portmanteau "Burzek".[4]
Halstead is a second-generation United States Army veteran[12] and served with the 3rd Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment.[13][14] With the introduction of his friend Greg "Mouse" Gerwitz as a recurring character, Halstead's military past is gradually revealed. During one of their tours in Afghanistan they were both deployed to the notoriously hostile Korangal Valley[14][15][16][17][18] and were in the lead Humvee of a convoy which was attacked, resulting in Mouse being given a medical discharge.[19] In the season 9 episode "The One Next to Me", a