Father Holds Up A Police Station | Chicago P.D. | PD TV

A desperate Father searching for his missing daughter holds up a Police Station & takes Mouse (Samuel Caleb Hunt) hostage.

From Chicago P.D. Season 3 Episode 3 'Actual Physical Violence' - A desperate man searching for his daughter holds a member of the team hostage; Voight learns about the accusations Bunny made regarding a case from his past; Antonio finds out that Olinsky has been keeping a secret.

Chicago P.D. (2014 -): Detective Sergeant Hank Voight and his elite Intelligence Unit at the Chicago Police Department combat atrocious offences and bring criminals to justice.

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[SpectrumSwordtails]

Can't blame the man. He just wanted to save his daughter and the fact he was willing to go to such extreme measures to find her. What he did was wrong, but I sympathize with a father who's willing to do whatever it takes for the people he loves.

[teneesh]

I really don't blame him. Everyone blew him off and tried to send him in a loop. This was probably the only way they would actually do it

[kngrzz]

Sad that this man had to hold an entire police department hostage just so someone would listen and take him seriously....smh

[ThatBrunetteFromCali]

What a lot of people forgot about Mouse was that he had the same training as Jay. And this episode proved that. He stayed calm to survive, although he could have gotten out of there in two seconds. When the guy first grabbed him, Mouse’s face was like “ugh really”. But he did an amazing job of de-escalating the situation so the guy didn’t open fire on the rest of the cops. And he kept the rest of the unit calm as well so that no one lost there life, even the guy holding him hostage. Mouse would have been an amazing cop. Even though he & Jay had the same training in the military, Mouse is much smarter than Jay. Especially in a situation like this. Jays a great cop but he’s fueled by emotions & isn’t that great of a de-escalator. But he’s valuable because he’s the best shot on the team. If Jay had just fired, that would have killed Mouse & an innocent man & put the rest of the cops in danger.

[linkais]

While I can't say him taking a police station hostage just to hear him out was a smart move, I do respect his dedication to finding his kidnapped daughter.

[MrSailmakers]

So Mouse could've disarmed the guy the entire time but decided not to to get to the bottom of it? Get that man a badge already.

[alexwilson]

I don’t blame the guy. He wasn’t a killer, just a desperate man trying to find his daughter, but the police kept ignoring him and wouldn't help. I know what he did was wrong, but he did what he had to do to find his daughter and bring her home safely.

[danieloconnor]

1:42 "I tried to do the right thing... but no one would listen!"

I love that line! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[misssupreme]

In his defense, she was being unnecessarily catty and rude.

[SBereft]

I miss Mouse. Such a waste of an incredible character and actor.

[briannaheath]

This just goes to show how much he loves his daughter and is willing to do anything to find her 😥 that look on his face gosh there is not one time when I watched this episode that I didn't bust into tears 😭 truly heartbreaking 😰

[Gamerafighter]

Mouse was such an awesome character in this episode. I can’t blame the father for doing what he did, because he just wanted to find his daughter and not keep getting the run around.

[rainyang]

Can't blame him for what he did because no one was listening to him. He was a desperate father looking for his missing daughter. They weren't listening to him so he made them. He is not a bad guy he just made a bad decision.

[SuperSoldier]

Also that Mouse removed the bullets from the man’s gun and reduce his felony charge to reckless endangerment because Mouse felt bad and sorry for the guy

[sidoniemany]

I watched this episode. It broke my heart, all I thought was how many girls in this modern world end up sex slave? The numbers just in the US will make you nauseous. It reminded of how my parents were protective and almost paranoid about safety when we were growing up.

[kays]

I don't know about those people with the fender bender, but if I was in a police station for something like that and a guy came in desperate like that begging for help saying his daughter was missing (no matter the age) I'd step aside.

[ashleystewart]

I know this episode was a few years ago, but I always loved how Voight said "you have to release my guy." Mouse wasn't a cop but he was a valuable part of the unit. Voight recognized that and thought of Mouse as one of his own.

[lunab]

My favorite line “what took you so long” 😂 to me, meaning that Mouse could have disarmed the guy right from the start but was biding his time

[johndavidtibbetts]

1:18 God I love the way Trudy pulls out that gun. That old bat was ready to stand tf on business