Chicago P.D. quotes

Jay

CPD, asshole.

Halstead

I'm looking for a girl. A prostitute.

Nice to see you too, Jay.

Halstead

I'm sorry, Virginia. You look great. Is that a new scent?

Bit-O-Honey. How did you know?

Halstead

Friends know, Virginia. Friends know.

Aint there some kind of reward for that?

Halstead

A firm handshake and a sincere thank you, that's your reward.

Jay

Can anybody verifiy where you were this morning?

Yes, my pillow.

Burgess

Night, Al. What?

Olinsky

Thanks, Partner.

Lindsay

Hey Sarge, you got a minute?

Platt

For you, but if you see Burgess the "nod and go" policy is still in effect. My desk is not a coffee klatch.

Lindsay

A what?

Platt

Somebody said that to me. That my desk had turned into a coffee klatch, a chit-chat coffee klatch.

[to Platt] My sister-in-law is a paramedic. She says that the only way to do the job is to treat them, drop them at the hospital, then forget. Says otherwise it empties you.

Lindsay

[shows Halstead her paper target during firearms requalification] You can frame this if you want, you know, for younger generations to marvel.

Voight

Torching the place is one way to get out of paying the rest of your lease.

Halstead

I'm warning you. Lose the grin or I'll lose it for you.

Halstead

[to Rixton] Uh, hey, um, I'd I'd like to publicly apologize. There were some whispers and some gossip. I ran with it, and I shouldn't have, okay? You know, this this whole nonsense I was leading the charge on this. I'm sorry, man. I had a bad experience with a guy in my unit when I was overseas, who was not who he claimed to be. And that's my problem. That's not yours. You're a solid dude, and a good cop, so whatever happened in the gang unit doesn't matter, all right? Man to man, and to the whole team, um, I'm sorry.

Running like he was just shooting. And I know what that looks like.

Burgess

Him coming back? It sounds like Voight just shut the door on that.

Yeah, but where do you stand on that?

Burgess

You've been great, Kenny. A real asset.

I know people. I'll never do a day in jail.

Voight

He knows people.

Halstead

Oh, in that case, we should let him go.