52 Facts About Hank Voight

Hank Voight has a son named Justin whom he bails out in "Professional Courtesy" after he crashes into a van while under the influence of alcohol.

Hank Voight is widowed; his wife Camille died six years prior to "Now I'm God" of ovarian cancer.

Hank Voight's father, Richard, was a Chicago police officer, who was killed when Hank Voight was 8.

Hank Voight had tried various methods to stop Casey from filing the report against Justin.

Hank Voight attempted to have Casey injured or killed, but was arrested by Detective Antonio Dawson in a sting.

Hank Voight began working with Dawson and Detective Juiliet "Jules" Willhite to investigate a series of murders relating to pharmacy nurses.

In "Category 5", when Hank Voight wants Casey's help with an investigation into Jack Nesbitt, Casey turns him down, indicating there are still tensions between them.

However, despite his ruthlessness and his morally ambiguous and underhanded approach to police work, Hank Voight is a veteran who is determined in getting the job done, is extremely dedicated to the victims of his cases, goes out of his way to protect and help vulnerable young people, and does have his fellow cops' and Chicago's best interests at heart.

Hank Voight has worked with his long-time best friend, Detective Alvin Olinsky, who later transfers to Intelligence, and Detective Jimmy Shi, who now heads up a deep undercover vice squad in Chinatown.

Hank Voight has a strained relationship with his son, Justin Hank Voight.

Hank Voight learns from Antonio Justin's involvement was that of an innocent pawn and allows the case to be buried.

Hank Voight then takes Justin out and forces him to enlist in the United States Army to keep him out of trouble.

Hank Voight then kills Catalano by drowning him in the river.

Hank Voight took Erin Lindsay under his wing when she was a teenager and got her to stay away from drugs.

Hank Voight later gives D'Anthony's aunt $4,000 to look after his basic needs.

Hank Voight learns that he is going to be a grandfather when he meets Olive, who got pregnant by Justin before he enlisted.

In "An Honest Woman" Hank Voight is beaten and kidnapped along with Olive by two criminals who threaten to kill Olive if Hank Voight does not open his safe.

Hank Voight cut her, but not deep enough to actually hurt the baby.

Hank Voight offers him to go to a dentist under his financial help or threatens to beat him up.

In "Start Digging", Hank Voight is offered a meritorious promotion to lieutenant by Commander Emma Crowley and the CPD brass as part of the new Chicago Police Superintendent's reorganization of the department that includes getting officers like Hank Voight off the streets.

Hank Voight goes on a revenge mission using whatever means necessary to find Justin's murderer.

Hank Voight has friends find and take the murderer Kevin Bingham to him, where he forces him to dig a hole and executes him.

When he found out that Hank Voight was investigating the case, he brings him up to the review board for disobeying a direct order.

Hank Voight has difficulty working with Lieutenant Denny Woods after he became the new independent auditor.

Hank Voight told Olinsky to keep an eye on him and that he doesn't trust him.

Olinsky gets Ruzek with him to take him to meet his "CI" but instead meets Hank Voight, discovering that he was the mole.

In "Rabbit Hole", Hank Voight is angry about the evidence against him.

In "Chasing Monsters", Hank Voight is seen standing over the bridge overlooking a crime scene where the police are busy investigating below, when Olinsky arrives to meet Hank Voight, who says "It's what we thought" and suggests they wait it out and get in touch with Lindsay to give her a heads up, as to what is going on.

Woods says the crime lab is working overtime to clear Voight's name in any wrongdoing and he has brought in the FBI and all hands on deck after everything Hank has been through.

Denny tells him they found a slug with Bingham's body, but it turns out the slug matches the one that was shot at police during a robbery a few years back and it turns out, Hank Voight was the one who made the arrest, but the gun was never recovered.

In "Ghosts", it was revealed that Hank Voight has connections to the Ivory Tower.

Hank Voight waits for the witness to leave, then goes to the second person involved.

Hank Voight goes to find dirt on him but soon finds that he was a recovering addict trying to turn his life around and he was unable to go after him.

Hank Voight gives chase but he had to turn the car around when he hears gunshots coming from a local credit union building.

Hank Voight assumes that she was forced into doing these crimes when almost everybody starts to doubt her.

In "Homecoming", Hank Voight goes to Wood's home to broker a deal by confessing to the Bingham murder in order to get Olinsky, with ASA James Osha, there in person.

Hank Voight broke the news to the rest of his team in the Chicago Med waiting room.

Hank Voight found a confused James Osha, who just wanted to know why Hank Voight had blown out and got an earful blaming him for what had happened.

Hank Voight accused him of screwing Olinsky by prosecuting his case, before storming into the jail director's office the next morning and giving him an even angrier tirade.

Antonio did not buy the story, but Hank Voight told him that if he didn't he could recuse himself from the investigation.

The money that was left in the guard's bank account traces back to an Alberto Flores, who, through being beaten into talking by Hank Voight, reveals the name of a man from the Cali Cartel named Carlos DeLeon.

Hank Voight gets a phone call from Osha just before he offers his own story to his department superiors when the accusations became public.

When Woods mention that another 'witness' was there when the murder had occurred, it was later revealed that Hank Voight knows all about Woods' new witness and how Woods just paid her off.

Woods is hauled off in handcuffs, and Voight meets both the faux witness and Osha outside to thank them for their help.

Hank Voight was infuriated by what he had done and almost got into an altercation with him.

In "Pain Killer", he and Ray Price were targeted by a criminal that Hank Voight investigated prior getting in Intelligence.

Hank Voight takes it off book when Kelton directs them to a double homicide that homicide stalled.

Hank Voight suspected that Kelton had something to do with his death when he shows to up to the crime scene and confronting him about knowing him, which he denies.

Hank Voight shoves Ruzek into the stairwell, ordering him to not go through with it as he is not Alvin.

Hank Voight had been at Kelton's the day before the murder to try one last time to talk him down and was refused, and had been trying to help Antonio with his drug problem, so he couldn't be at Kelton's when he was shot.

Hank Voight intended to let Brennan commit suicide in her dress blues to avoid facing punishment for killing her former superior, but Brennan is arrested by Halstead and Upton before she could carry out her intent, thinking that Hank Voight called them to arrest her and betrayed her.

Hank Voight confronts Halstead and tells him that if he refuses to do as he's told and keeps interfering in Hank Voight's business, tells him to get the hell out of the precinct before storming off in fury.