Atwater Can No Longer Stay Quiet When It Comes to Racism - Chicago PD

After hearing Voight (Jason Beghe) interrogate a suspect, Atwater (LaRoyce Hawkins) has to speak up.

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Atwater Can No Longer Stay Quiet When It Comes to Racism - Chicago PD

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[FaithFueledMotivation]

You know what makes me mad ? The fact that this show doesn’t get the recognition it deserves, such good episodes and good actors

[KingReed]

When Atwater said, “I can’t sit on this...I got to say something”, I was like “Yeah man, and I got your back!” 😂

[anitaumakhihe]

I'm proud of Atwater. This episode made me feel so many emotions.

[TheLuscious]

Voight “I love Atwater like a son.” If they go to war against Kevin then they declaring war on Voight too

[reginahay]

We need more Atwater would love to seen more of his family and personal life outside of just being a cop. Would be awesome to further understand why he’s like this.

[MzJanuary]

Excellent acting by LaRoyce Hawkins. This was his best performance ever on this show. Chicago P.D. is the best show on television!

[lindamarshall]

Honesty was all in Atwater's eyes. In a strong undeniably way. A guy with heart.

[haitianbeauti]

You have to see the whole episode. One of the best. I love how Atwater stood up even though everyone told him not to, even though it meant sacrificing the career he worked heard for, even though it meant he would be blackballed. This is the example we need. Kudos Atwater❤

[PhillipSiddiq]

When Voit told the other officer, "He's like a son to me". 😥♥️🔥. Old school fans will know exactly what Voit was feeling and saying!

[rdanzinger]

This clip brings on a whole set of next level feeling rn. Breaks my heart.
So grateful for Atwater

[ramman]

You'll better not write Atwater off the show

[MTX]

The ending to this episode gave me goosebumps...

[jbreezy]

I was all in this episode especially at the end. I was yelling “tell ‘em Kevin”

[PredatorKingdom]

Atwater's character is awesome he went full Denzel on us at the end of the episode and those racist cops are going to lose against Voight's whole unit he don't play and they gonna get it once Hailey comes back to town she don't play either.

[foolslayer]

I know Voight has a lot of issues. But racist isn't one of the things that would come to mind.

[allflavorscateringmissmoni]

This whole episode was Love you Atwater!!!💝

[hopehealthhappiness]

Proud of Atwater. Hope it doesn't get him killed. He is one of my favorite characters on that show.

[tylerfarmer]

We need cops like Atwater. Ones who truly protect their communities and stand up against dirty cops.

[gracedonnelly]

Such a good episode cant wait to c what else happens

[martinstobo]

I'm proud of atwater this episode gave me so many emotions