NBC Officially Confirms My Worst Fears About Voight In Chicago PD Season 13

In the Chicago PD season 12 finale, the brewing fight between Voight and the morally corrupt Deputy Chief Reid came to a head. With seemingly no chance of taking him down by the books, the Intelligence leader tapped into his old ways to ensure the safety and future of his squad.
This involved Voight hatching an elaborate plan to kill Reid. Interestingly, he was able to set the whole scheme in motion without the help of his team. That said, by the time Kim Burgess and Adam Ruzek walked down the aisle, they all knew what their boss had done.
NBC’s Official One Chicago Account Confirms That The Old Voight Is Back
I predicted that pitting Voight against someone like Reid — a reflection of the darkest part of his character, would resurrect the more ruthless version of the Intelligence leader. For context, Jason Beghe’s cop was introduced in the One Chicago franchise as an anti-villain. He was morally-gray, convinced that it was justified to go through any means for justice.
On the heels of the team’s experience with Reid, the more violent version of Voight is back. NBC’s official One Chicago franchise Instagram account effectively confirms this when it posted his final conversation with Sara Chapman during the wedding and captioned it “The old Voight is back.” Check it below:
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What The Return Of Old Voight Means For Chicago PD Season 13
In the conversation, Chapman questioned Voight’s actions, as they were tied to her hopes that there might be a chance that their current relationship could turn romantic. Unfortunately for her, the Sergeant effectively shot down the idea by saying that a relationship just isn’t in the cards for her. However, beyond their dynamic, this line from Voight reiterates his chosen future.
Chicago PD must show that Voight has somehow evolved, otherwise, it would be very difficult to root for him. While seeing him more active in cases, it would also be great to see more of his internal conflict, like what he went through when he went up against Reid. In case he veers far away from the line, it’s up to his team to pull him back.





