#Chicago Police

[chloe-skywalker]

Bullying - Hank Voight

Hank x reader daughter

Warnings: bullying

Word count: 1,221

Requested: Hank Voight x teen daughter reader, he finds out she's being bullied at school. - @meyocoko

Authors Note: Thank you so much for the request! This is my first Hank Voight Imagine, so I hope everyone likes it (that likes Chicago P.D.). My Hank Voight stuff will probably only be the reader being his daughter. Just FYI.

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“Any cases?” Jay asked as he sat down at his desk.

Erin shook her head. It had been a slow day for the intelligence unit. “No its been a slow day.”

“Hmmm.” Voight hummed also listening to Erin’s answer. Even Voight was getting bored.

But when Trudy came up the stairs with concern on her face, that got everyone's attention. “Voight. Y/n’s principle is on the phone.”

“Thank you, Trudy.” Voight nodded and headed into his office and picked up the phone. “Hello.”

“Hello, Mr.Voight. I’m sorry for calling you at work.” Y/n’s principal apologized over the phone.

“It's not a problem. What's going on? Is Y/n alright?” Voight spoke with a tight voice. It was rare when the school called him so he was really worried but trying not to show it.

There was a pause on the phone before the person on the other side cleared their throat. “That's why I called there was an altercation and Y/n got very hurt so we’ve sent her to Chicago Med. We wanted to let you know and we also we’re hoping you could send down someone to talk to the kids responsible.”

“Yeah, I can do that.” Voight stated after a moment of silence. After that, the phone call ended and Voight shook his head trying to control his anger before exiting his office. “Ruzek and Linsdey head down to Y/n’s school and bring in the kids they’ll have there waiting for you back here to talk. Burgess call their parents and let them know that I’ll be pressing charges.”

“Voight, what happened?” Erin asked as her and the others started on their orders. All of them were now concerned about the teen girl they had all come to love and be very protective of.

“Some kids hurt Y/n bad enough that the school has sent her to Chicago Med.” Voight explained gruffly, trying to keep his worries and anger in check.

“What?!” Adam raised his brows in shock and he felt anger bubbling up on the inside. Much like everyone else in the room.

“Seriously? They just what? Let that happen?!” Jay was furious, he hadn’t known her the longest but even with his problems with Voight. Jay and Y/n had become close. They’d hang out, and go do things together. It bonded them. They’re friends. Y/n is like a little sister that Jay never had.

“Apparently. Look I’m going to Med to be with my daughter.” It unnerved the unit with how calm Voight seemed to be.

“I’ll come with you.” Jay said getting up to follow the older man.

“Let's go.” Voight nodded, he knew how close his daughter was to Jay. He might bring some comfort.

Everyone else headed off to do what they needed to do.

Once they arrived at Med, they went straight to the ED. Upon seeing his brother Jay called out. “Will!”

“How is she?” Voight asked as the redheaded Halstead appeared and stood in front of them.

Will let out a sigh, looking between his brother and Voight. “She doesn’t need surgery, which is the good news.”

As much of a relief that was it still left a question. “An the bad news?”

“About 70% of her body is covered in bruising, and she has a broken wrist, a few cracked ribs, and a laceration above her eye.” Will gave them a sad look. He to like a lot knew Y/n, and Will felt for the girl. She didn’t deserve this.

“Jeez Will.” Jay felt like throwing up. How could the school let it get this far? Or happen at all.

“I know.” Will nodded, he felt just like Jay.

“Where is she? Can I see her?” Voight asked keeping his feelings at bay for the time being. He was feeling to many things at once anyway.

“Yeah, right this way.” Will stated, leading them back to the trauma room Y/n Voight had been assigned to.

As they reached the room and saw y/n sitting up in the bed slightly leaning back. Probably to take pressure off her ribs.

“Hey, how about we go get copies of the injury reports and give them a minute?” Jay suggested with a tilt of his head. Wanting to give the father and daughter some space.

There were some moments of silence as Voight moved to sit down in the chair next to the hospital bed. It got to the point that Voight needed answers to keep his brain occupied. “Kid-”

“I know,dad.” Y/n cut him off nodding. Already knowing what he was going to say.

“What exactly happened?” he asked. He needed to know for many reasons but his main one and his focus now was just why and how this happened to his little girl. “Y/n.”

Y/n let out a sigh, knowing she had to tell him cause it was going to far and out of hand now. “It’s not the first time something happened.”

“You mean-”

Y/n nodded not looking at him. She couldn’t look at him. Not in the eyes. “It's normally not this bad.”

Now Voight was having an even harder time keeping it together. How could he not notice? How come she didn’t come to him? “Why didn’t you tell me? Or anyone?”

“I've tried before. To tell teachers bit either they do nothing or it just makes it worse.” She had thought about telling her dad or even Jay but if the school wouldn’t help how could they?

Voight shook his head reaching out for her hand, trying to get her to look at him. “I could’ve done something.”

“As a dad. Not as a cop. It wasn’t bad enough for cop involvement.” Y/n gave him a tight lipped sad smile.

She had a point and it bugged him cause he knew it was true. But now, this. This meant he could get involved as a cop, and a dad. “Well now it is and you can bet your ass I’m gonna do something about it.”

Y/n cracked a smile at him. “I don’t know who they should be more afraid of. You or Jay.”

“Combined force, sweetheart.”Voight gave her a half smirk half smile. Voight know she was right, he saw and could feel the anger coming off of Jay on the ride over to Med.

“Ohhh, deadly.” Y/n giggled wiggling her eyebrows and laughed. Even though they knew it was true.

Voight squeezed her hand for comfort before speaking. “You know you can talk to me right? About anything?”

He truly hoped she knew that. That she could come to him about anything and everything.

“I didn’t want to worry you.” Y/n shrugged but looked down feeling a little ashamed. That she didn’t tell him and that it happened at all.

“I’m your father. I worry even when your okay.” he told her sternly. He cared about her more than he could ever tell her. Or show her.

“I love you dad.” Y/n smiled at him grateful to have this off her chest, for him to know, and that he was by her side.

“I love you too.” Voight was gonna take care of this. An no one was gonna get in his way.

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[callese]

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[usauthoritarianism]

This is a Chicago Jump Out Squad

In DC this sort of thing is normal too.

People need to understand. I have spent my adult life in driving distance between the urban centers where this slave catcher ass policing style is the reality, and the prison(s) where massive prisoner populations are rented out to governments and corporations for literal pennies to the inmates.

-and this article is from 2014

[odinsblog]

11/ Another speeding incident caught on camera on Feb. 20, 2022... (link)

12/ And Kriv once more claiming a girlfriend took his car without his knowledge: (link)

13/ This year, after a decade of getting out of tickets for speeding, blowing through red lights & other violations, Kriv was charged with 4 counts of perjury & 5 counts of forgery, all felonies, for allegedly lying to judges under oath and providing fictitious police reports.

14/ The girlfriend story, prosecutors allege, was fake. (link)

15/ On Jan. 12, the department collected Kriv’s badge and stripped him of police powers.

On Jan. 14, he got another speeding ticket.

On Jan. 17, Kriv retired.

The next day, Kriv’s car was ticketed again for speeding.

16/ For his time on the force, Kriv is receiving a pension of about $6,000 a month.

17/ A spokesperson for the Chicago Police Department would not comment on this story or answer any questions.

18/ A lawyer for Kriv said “many of the facts you compose are incomplete or not true,��� though he did not say what about our reporting was inaccurate.

19/ “He understands the importance of accountability by all citizens when it comes to paying his outstanding tickets and looks forward to resolving this matter by making good on any oversights he may have,” said Kriv’s attorney.

20/ There’s no indication the Police Department knew how often Kriv was contesting his tickets in court.

There’s also no indication in records that the girlfriend he used as his alibi was real.

21/ Read the full @ProPublica, @chicagotribune investigation from @Jodiscohen & @jsmithrichards here: (link)

[dontmeantobepoliticalbut]

Thomas Matthew Crooks, the suspected gunman in the assassination attempt on Donald Trump last Saturday, searched on his phone for the dates of the former president's rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, and for dates of the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, sources familiar with the investigation told ABC News.

Crooks also searched on his phone for images of both the former president and current president, sources said.

The suspect's phone search history revealed no indication of his political views.

The Chicago Police Department called a press conference Monday in response to all the questions that have inevitably surfaced surrounding security for the upcoming Democratic National Convention after an assassination attempt on former president Donald Trump over the weekend.

The Secret Service will be in charge of security of what is being referred to as the hard perimeter, which is the inside of the United Center and the immediate area surrounding it.

So not only is it CPD's job to ensure that all the planned protests go off peacefully, but they do have responsibility, in conjunction with the Secret Service, for manning and securing the rooftops of all the buildings outside of the hard perimeter which may have a line of sight to the United Center.

CPD Supt. Larry Snelling reiterated that planning for this event has been going on for over one year, and that planning includes preparations for every scenario.

Snelling also said that he is in contact with his counterparts in Milwaukee so that any lessons from the RNC this week can be applied in Chicago.

One thing to note is that it is still not clear where the hard and soft perimeters will be. The Secret Service is expected to release the exact boundaries in the coming weeks.

[bikerlovertexas]

ATO Protest 2012 by Zach Alvarez Via Flickr: Taken at the protest for the North Atlantic Treaty Organization in Chicago, IL. on May 20th, 2012

[mrgriffiths]

Putting the puzzle pieces together..

Thomas Ian Griffith as Terry McCain in Excessive Force 1993

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[thestevenwickblog]

Despite an internal investigation by the CPD’s Bureau of Internal Affairs that began in October 2023, none of the officers faced any disciplinary action. The investigation was closed earlier this year, a decision that has drawn widespread criticism. #investigations #ChicagoPolice #CommunitySupport #activism

[unitedventurez]

Jussie Smollett Says He’s Spent $3M Fighting Hoax Case:

Jussie Smollett is speaking out about his ongoing legal battle stemming from a 2019 incident where he allegedly staged a racist and homophobic attack against himself. The former "Empire" star, who recently returned to the big screen with "The Lost Holliday," discussed his efforts to appeal his 2021 disorderly conduct conviction in a recent interview with Entertainment Tonight.

Smollett, maintaining his innocence, emphasized his commitment to uncovering the truth about the events of that night. "I want to have all of these things in my life, and I don’t want to have a felony on my record for something that I didn’t do,” he stated. “That’s what we’re fighting for. I wouldn’t have spent almost $3 million of my own money. I wouldn’t have had a trial if I had actually done this.”

Following his 2019 arrest and the initial dropping of charges, Smollett was later convicted in 2021 on five felony counts of disorderly conduct after allegedly lying to the Chicago police. He has since appealed the conviction, which is currently under review by the Illinois Supreme Court.

Reflecting on his actions during the past six years, Smollett admitted there are “a million things” he would have handled differently, including his decision to give a high-profile interview with Robin Roberts on "Good Morning America." "I wish I hadn’t done the interview," he remarked, expressing regret over how it portrayed him.

Smollett has also discussed his previous struggles with substance abuse, revealing he entered rehab last year after being told he "couldn’t" seek help earlier. He shared the challenges he faced while fighting false accusations, stating, “Some truths did come into play that they used to kind of prove things that were not true.”

Despite the overwhelming scrutiny and criticism, Smollett remains steadfast in his claim of innocence. "I’ve stood by, not my truth but the truth for the entire time, almost six years,” he asserted. “I haven’t switched my story up... I stand by every single thing that I’ve ever said.”

As he continues to navigate the legal landscape, Smollett is focused on clearing his name and hopes for a resolution that reflects his truth.

[artistmacposts]

Walking the Security Perimeter at the Democratic National Convention, August 22, 2024

[marzeydoze]

Some of CPD's statements are making me very worried about the DNC next week 😬

[imkeepinit]

Le Meridien Chicago Tells Guests Don’t Look Out The Window – Or Else

[n0thingiscool]

This is just an old callback article share. Back in 2015 the white supremacy group AKA The Chicago Police Dept. wanted to try and delete complaints against them.

Luckily the courts sided with the people and not the klansmen. I love how not being legally allowed to trash complaints is a "setback" to these cockroaches.

[chicago-lakegeneva]

Stabbed someone on Red Line

[nebraskaenergy]

A View from the Trenches

So, we talk a lot about what is wrong in our cities. That’s a good thing but we’re pretty much al speculating. But there are well grounded people who know what’s wrong and how to fix it. Most of them wear blue, and mostly they are not allowed to talk to us. I’ve known cops all my life, Chicago cops, Gary cops, my local guys, sheriff, city and state, are there some bad ones? Sure, just like any…