‘Chicago P.D.’ Season 14 Cast: 7 Stars Are Returning So Far
Chicago P.D. is returning later this year on NBC.
The One Chicago series centers around the patrol officers and the Intelligence Unit of the 21st District of the Chicago Police Department as they take on the city’s most dangerous crimes, while balancing personal struggles and loyalty to the badge.
Season 14 was confirmed earlier this year, and it will air on Wednesday nights at 10 p.m. ET/PT. A specific premiere date has not yet been set by the network.
“I expect that next season is going to be a real season of change for everybody, for these characters, for the unit, for the job itself, what that’s all going to look like. I think we have so many opportunities. Exciting storylines to play with, hopefully some new things to explore. And we’ve got a lot of different directions to play in,” showrunner Gwen Sigan told Parade.
Ahead of the premiere, we now know which stars are expected to return.
Jason Beghe as Detective Sergeant Hank Voight – RETURNING
Jason Beghe is returning once again as Hank Voight, the fearless and sometimes controversial leader of the Intelligence Unit. Having been with the show since the beginning, Jason continues to anchor the series with his commanding performance and complex portrayal of Voight, who balances tough street tactics with a deep loyalty to his squad.
Patrick John Flueger as Officer Adam Ruzek – RETURNING
Patrick John Flueger is returning as Adam Ruzek, a fan-favorite who has been a vital part of the Intelligence Unit since Season 1. Over the years, Ruzek has proven himself as a fearless and loyal officer, taking on dangerous undercover assignments and navigating complex relationships with his team, especially Kim Burgess.
LaRoyce Hawkins as Officer Kevin Atwater – RETURNING
LaRoyce Hawkins is returning as Kevin Atwater, a pillar of the Intelligence Unit known for his integrity and compassion. Atwater has long been the moral center of the team, often balancing the harsh realities of police work with his strong sense of justice. Fans have watched him grow from patrol to Intelligence, taking on leadership roles and tackling cases with determination and empathy.
Marina Squerciati as Detective Kim Burgess – RETURNING
Marina Squerciati is returning as Kim Burgess, a dedicated detective who has been part of the show since the beginning. Burgess’s journey has been one of resilience, as she’s faced numerous personal and professional challenges over the years while remaining committed to serving and protecting her community.
Benjamin Levy Aguilar as Officer Dante Torres – RETURNING
Benjamin Levy Aguilar is returning as Dante Torres, who quickly became a standout after joining the main cast in Season 10. With a background that allows him to connect deeply with the city’s communities, Torres brings a unique perspective and skill set to the Intelligence Unit. In past seasons, his undercover work and resourcefulness have made him invaluable to the team.
Amy Morton as Trudy Platt – RETURNING
Amy, who has played Sgt. Trudy Platt since the beginning of the show, is back for Season 13. A fan-favorite since the series began, Platt is the no-nonsense backbone of the precinct, known for her sharp wit, tough love and dedication to keeping the team in line.
Arienne Mandi as Officer Naomi Kerr – RETURNING
Arienne Mandi joined the cast of Chicago P.D. Season 13 as Officer Naomi Kerr, a new series regular. Best known for her roles on The L Word: Generation Q and The Night Agent, Arienne brings a fresh face and new energy to the Intelligence Unit. She is a former soldier who thrives in high-stress situations, and is considered a fearless outsider who keeps her cards close to the vest.
What to Expect in Season 14
“Everyone’s leaving Season 13 with some big decisions, some big life changes, some big sort of momentous things that have happened. Ruzek, obviously, has just lost his father, Atwater’s got a baby on the way. Burgess and Ruzek are moving; they’re going to start fresh in a new area of Chicago. We have Torres, who’s just found his way back to faith, but what does that look like for him moving forward?” the showrunner teased to Parade.
“I think we will continue to make it as character-focused as we can, which does lend itself to focusing on a character each week. So that probably will stick around next year.”
On whether Shari is heading to prison
Arienne Mandi told Parade: “Actually, I don’t think we ever get that closure, which is why the finale left us on such a cliffhanger, because we don’t really know if she’s going to go to prison or not. We leave it with Voight and Imani and this question of: Is my sister going to go to prison, or can we somehow keep this secret between us and find a way out of this? We know Voight has done things like that in the past, and can this be another one of those moments? Or does it have to come to light? We really don’t know.”
The showrunner added: “We love the idea of keeping this cliffhanger open. And that they do have this opportunity, since they’re the only two people that really have all of the evidence at this moment, will they bury it like we’ve seen him do before? Or will they put it all on paper and let the chips fall?”