Overdose Victim Turns Out To Be Judge's Daughter | Chicago P.D. | PD TV
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- Halstead & Upton are on a stake-out for a drug ring when one of the perps OD's on them, only for them to later find out that she was the daughter of a very well-respected Judge.
From Chicago P.D. Season 5 Episode 9 'Monster' - The death of Judge Tommy Wells' daughter puts Intelligence on the track of a pill mill spreading into the suburbs of Chicago and to the doctor enabling it. Voight discovers who's been leaking information from the 21st.
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Her being a judge’s daughter explains how she knew they were cops.
🙂
ok no one cares
@@Talisman1010 then why did you reply sherlock
I don’t think she knew cuz if she did she wouldn’t have took the money she just saw the chance to jack her for money
@@Talisman1010 looks like 400 people cared
"Sounds like you need a doctor"
Facts!
do you know how much health care can cost? to fix a broken back it can cost at least $5,000
@@tieflingcorpse9817 lol it costs more then that I was hit by a semi truck running a red light had a compound fractured arm with the bone exposed an inch & a half a broken collar bone from the seat beat & a spiral broken leg from my leg being pinned by the steering wheel & the center of the dash board & it cost far more then $5000 just to get an ambulance from the scene to a hospital let alone the removal from the car through back seat by the fire department nor the half dozen surgeries I had. Lucky I worked for the hospital chain who covered were also my health insurance provider & that it ultimately was covered by the insurance of the truck driver who went to jail as well. These days especially since the flu pandemic healthcare is even more expensive particularly medication. A broken back is probably even more expensive then all of mine as the back & spinal areas are lot more specialized & complex surgeries. Anything goes wrong with a broken leg I might not walk great or lose the leg but you do something wrong with a back &/or a spinal cord & you might not even move let alone walk again. I had a buddy who had to have 3 vertebrae fused & can tell you it was more expensive then my own issues & his was on the job (IED in Afghanistan) in the military covered by the military with military doctors at Ramstein.
Ugh, those poor kids. They need all the therapy after that.
So true. I'm over 50 and I remember something tragic like that happened to me when I was 5. It still haunts me currently.
@@moniquejones6482
Hope you are alright
My nightmares all ways haunt me
@@nevaeha12309 hope you are ok
@@notwerkinginthishouse8634 thanks
Kids coming home to an OD hits way too damn close to home for me.
I’m sorry. 💜
Truly sorry 😞
I’m sorry fam 😢😢😢
I’m sorry my friend
Sorry
7:06 The moment he asks for a lawyer, you have to stop the interrogation and provide a lawyer. Any attempt at conversation after that could be considered coercion.
That's the reasonable and expected response but we're talking about Voight and crew here.
Yeah, but you still can keep up talking.. you just can't ask him shit. Nowhere does it says you need to leave him in peace and stop talking to him.
@@ninabriesch4184 Yes, they can by all means keep talking. And what they say can be passed on to your lawyer. Any lies can be used to impune any witness testimony that they give.
They had to stop asking, but they doesnt have to leave.
nope
her poor kids....the last time they ever get to see there mom alive is in that situation
"This just means we get to go home early." Lol I love Olinsky.
These child actors amaze me!! The scenarios they are subjected to are out of this world!! How do they separate real life to fiction!!?? ❤🇨🇦❤🇨🇦❤
The director yells "Cut!" and everything returns to reality.
A lot of context is removed from the part they play. The kid from The Shinning went through the whole shoot without knowing what the movie was about.
I wish they wouldn’t always blame the addiction on taking pain meds after a surgery, obviously that does happen to some, but most don’t end up that way. Good doctors will make sure they are careful about what and how much they write for. I’m in GI failure, if I wasn’t on pain meds I wouldn’t be able to walk or run the tube feed that keeps me alive. I do not take my meds to get high, and I’m lucky because I know other who haven’t had a good team of docs. Their docs immediately stopped their pain meds without warning, leaving them in excruciating pain. People who want street drugs will get their drugs no matter what. My cousin, who is in recovery told me that most addicts won’t even try to go to the ER for drugs because they won’t get them generally. He said they only go there when they are broke and desperate. We need to do something about drugs, but blaming everyone doc to the point of scaring them to quit writing for their patients who do meet the very strict guidelines for narcotic scripts isn’t the way. I had a friend go to the ER with four broken ribs and they wanted to only give him Tylenol.
I 100% agree. I have Spina Bifida and have had around 70 surgeries over 40 years, pain meds absolutely have a place for mostly acute pain, but there are certainly times they are needed for some chronic issues too. Problem is, like with a lot of things, there isn't a great deal of education out there for chronic pain sufferers. I got lucky and went to a month long program that dealt specifically with chronic pain. Best thing to happen to me in a long time. Was successfully weened of opioids and learned a ton about pain and pain management that helps me to this day, but when things start to break down, like my current 3mo fight with necrotizing pancreatitis, you can be damn sure I'll still take opioids when necessary.
You'd be surprised how many addictions start after surgery.
@@mo6964 You’d be surprised to know that they have recently discovered a gene responsible for addiction. Less than one percent of the population has it. People who take medication for pain don’t feel high when it’s working on the pain.
@@stumpy1146 Ok neceotizing pancreatitis sounds awful but my dumb brain can't think of a way it relates to the Spina Bifida, so if you just happened to have two I related things happen to you I am so sorry. I'm so sorry either way but the terrible luck of two unrelated things is just, damn.
Some? It’s usually the most common reason. Wtf. Of course a good doctor will notice and stop it but there are plenty and I mean plenty of doctors who don’t care. I mean there was pill mills for years who just took cash for any script. There still around but just a lot more selective then before
wild to work a drug case without carrying narcan
That’s what I thought, every officer in my state carries Narcan. I understand they’re doing undercover work, but keep it in the trunk or something at least.
lol first of all they were well the female was UC even playing a drug addict/ user having Narcan around would raise flags as it's expensive for one thing & as such its usually carried only by first responders. Now with fentanyl prices might have been drop & it might be easier for people addicts or not to get it but I doubt it. It's not a bag of m&ms. You can't buy it on Amazon or in walmart but then again maybe things have changed. Fentanyl is far worse.
No kid should be subjected to this subject matter in real life.
They shouldn’t be, but it happens all the time. The criminalization of drugs just makes the whole problem worse.
Ironically, Antonio ended up getting hooked on the stuff himself after being injured
That is ironic, but it’s not surprising. Every human loves opioids, but most of them don’t become addicts. Opioids mimic the actions of endorphins, everyone loves endorphins.
because he was weak & pathetic....
No wonder this man cracked his head and went crazy in the psych ward he didn’t wanna see Lucifer
And people wonder why the Government has been cracking down on Drs writing scripts.
It’s ridiculous that the government let so many people get hooked on their own prescriptions, then they just pull the rug out from under them. Cracking down has greatly increased the number of people dying from fentanyl, stricter regulation is *not* the solution.
Hearing the judge say "She was my little girl" almost made me cry......
She’s not putting her in the correct position so she won’t choke 🤦🏼♀️ Is that froggy guy that wolf from Narnia??
I was genuinely shocked when hank had the strength to bring up Justin 😢5:01 That had to have been hard
Dude, I just finished watching this episode! Not kidding. Good one. Brings back memories cause the guy playing the judge, used to play cousin Ira, in Mad About You and the guy playing the doctor, used to play James, the speech writer for the Mayor of New York, in Spin City.
So true. And was w Michael j fox in 1987 movie secret of my success.👍👍👍
What season and episode is this?
@@melizacabrera9361 season 5, episode 9.. monster is episode name.. I think at the end judge killed bad guy w old police gun .. voight knew this but let it go. And judge tommy wells was supposed to be the judge for olinsky hearing but Denny woods set it up for a different judge so then olinsky stayed in jail then got killed off. ☹️
@@mkrny111 thank you ❤️
He asked for a lawyer that means stop talking to him. I know you want to get the guy, but he asked for a lawyer. Yeah, I just watched the Legal Eagle and that’s what cops are supposed to do.
It is hard for someone to loose their child.
Why is she holding her head up it should be to the side
Damn 80 dollars a pill when I use to take oxys the most was 20 a pill lol
Must be 80 mg
The woman is the daughter of a judge and a mother of two kids?!....did she even thought this through before becoming a addict?
Most people don't
When you're in that much pain, your logic is using opioids/other drugs to relieve your pain so that you could be a better mother/child.
Last Chance Vance. *Chef’s Kiss*
Technically they couldn’t arrest that bartender he never gave her the drugs or took any money he could claim in court he was going to steal her money less of a charge
I know this isn’t necessarily the point, but I’d like to think I wouldn’t sell enough drugs to any one person that would be enough to OD on. I’d be responsible in my criminal activities
600 mg of oxy?! Wtf, that would put Superman in a hole lmfao, let alone soccer moms.
If Superman were affected by drugs, and Injustice doesn't count.
Hank asked him if he was from Chicago and he said Wilmette. I'm from Chicago and I live here in the city. Wilmette ain't Chicago, it's a ritzy far North suburb. lol
Great Episode 👍
When ur oding on oxy it doesn't look like that at all lol
The fact that you know that is concerning and worries me-
I’ll never understand why congress doesn’t make controlled substances more strict and make doctors actually enforce mandatory periodic drug tests and and pill counts. That would cut out SO MANY drug seekers.
Drug Seeking behavior is not random, it's a product of low income environments and a lack of material needs being met. Being more hardline on drugs will not stop the epidemic.
@@strangerinastrangeland3613 I strongly disagree. People get the drugs from somewhere, and that somewhere is usually a patient of a doctor who’s being prescribed them. If the doctor has better control over what they’re giving out and ensure the patient is taking then as prescribed, has the drug in their system to prove they’re not selling them all and does random pill counts then that would literally change so many physicians minds and probably blow their minds when they realize it’s not just people in “low income” environments. I’ve worked in Drs offices and ambulances and been a pt taking pain medicine AND lived in the ghetto. Trust me… it would change everything if the government made a mandate for all patients prescribed narcotics to do those few things at their appts every 3 months.
@@strangerinastrangeland3613 so why are so many rich people addicts?
@@NYD666 because “stranger” is wrong. Now most people who use drugs die because dealers cut almost all of their drugs with fentanyl. It’s 50 times stronger than heroin and cheap. So they OD because of how strong the drug is…..
what is needed is for people to be given a safe supply while they decide that they want to go to rehab. The “war on drugs” is an utter failure!
Youll never solve drugs as a problem by attacking it bottom up.
this is all inadmissible because he asked for a lawyer lol, if he confesses its not going to trial bc of civil rights violations
That guy playing the judge was also in Lucifer, he was Jimmy....first season
Jimmy Barnes haha i found the message
Show them need to be longer
Me I may be depressed constantly but why would I do that unless I have a different plan to get rid of the depression I have in me if maybe hope can come in the future for me if I don't have to be alone forever
It's physical pain relief she was looking for, and mentally because physical health effects mental health. Still...it started with pain relief. When you're in that much pain and opioids/other drugs of choice are what helps, you do what you can.
Never try to negotiate a deal with the cops, get a lawyer and shut up.
Oh wow
6:48 know her
I tried watching this show, but I was so disappointed that Carl Winslow wasn’t in it. Where is he? It’s not the same without him!
@Courtney Oldford he’s the most famous cop in the Chicago PD and he should be on this show.
This is my type of humor lmao well done
wow just go home don't even wait just get F up lol
"Are you from Chicago?"
"Yeah?"
"Great, then I don't need to explain how cops look out for rich, white folk first!"
From Wilmette. That’s not Chicago. That’s a suburb. Not the city itself.
How often do sports injuries lead to drug addictions
Any injury can it’s pretty common
@@elisew1783 kay
What Season and what Episode is this? I like this Video because i ship Hailey and Jay. I have a Question: when is season nine of Chicago PD coming out in Germany?😊😊✨✨
Season 5 episode 9 episode is called monster
Doamne fereste
6:40 hey
That guy didn't offer to sell it to her. He just offered to share. Is friendship illegal now?
Is this John Pankow?
👏👏👏👏👏👏
Here after hearing Jesse Lee soffer's leaving Chicago pd during season 10
Drugs are bad, mmk?
all of these vids look soooo realistic yet its actually fake hoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooolllyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
😠😠😠😠😠
Ma fate vedere il telefilm tutto nn a metà 😡😡😡😡😡😡😡
Is that real drug using
oh seriously who writes this nonsense what a joke....only in pathetic tv....
first
No one cares...🤣
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