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Allegiance is the twenty-first episode of Season 5 of Chicago P.D. It is also the 105th episode of the series.

Summary[]

Halstead and Atwater go undercover to prevent military-grade weapons from hitting the street. Meanwhile, Voight calls in a favor as a last-ditch effort to clear Olinsky's name for Bingham's murder.

Cast[]

Main Cast[]

Recurring Cast[]

Guest Cast[]

  • Steven G. Norfleet as Shabazz
  • Bechir Sylvain as Wes
  • Hunter Emery as Dexter
  • Markice Moore as Malik Farber
  • Joseph Kathrein as Nate
  • Katherine Mitchell as Judge Laura Maddox
  • Pam Mack as Hale
  • Gregory Linington as Peter Manetti
  • Jim Cantafio as Starkey
  • Thea Camara as Deputy Sherrif
  • Jimmy Carrane as Guard #2
  • Dan Flannery as Judge
  • Nick J. McNeil as Guard #1

Plot[]

Kevin is undercover as Lamar and has befriended brothers Malik and Shabazz. They go to a bar to sort out a gun deal. They go to the back of the bar and find Jay, also undercover as Ryan. Jay has befriended two-gun dealers, Nate and Dexter. Intelligence wants to find enough evidence to arrest both parties. Malik and Nate don't get along at the meet, and Malik frustrates Nate. Nate pulls out a gun, points it at Malik, and threatens to use it. Malik pushes as well, and Jay and Kevin try to calm the situation. Eventually, the meet goes south, and Kevin pulls Malik and Shabazz out of the bar. Back at the district, Kevin and Jay argue about who was out of line, but eventually, they both agree to continue their cover and try to get the meet back on track. Trudy brings up two Internal Affairs detectives who are here to arrest Al. They ask for his weapon and badge and arrest him, and Al tells Voight that he's got this. The team is left in shock, but Voight plays it cool.

At his arraignment, Meredith, Al's wife, tries to get him to tell the truth and end this, but Al just ignores her. As Voight leaves the courthouse, he finds Woods in the back and confronts him, telling him how everyone knows Al has nothing to do with Kevin's murder. Woods asks Voight to confess to the murder, and this entire mess can go away. Voight visits Al in prison and tells him that he is going to hire a lawyer and confess, but Al asks him to just get him bail. After seeing Al, Voight visits Judge Tommy Wells and asks him to make sure Al gets bail. Wells hesitates, but Voight tells him he owes him for looking the other way during his daughter's death.

Back at the district, Voight tells the team that Al will be alright and that the bond hearing is in two days. Antonio doesn't seem sure that Al will get bail, but Voight tells him that he will be released then. Voight tells them that it has been a rough few weeks but that they need to focus on their case instead of worrying about Al. Hailey tells the team that Jay just talked with Dexter and that the guns will be delivered tonight. Voight asks Kevin to set up a meet, but Kevin says he will need to do it through Wes, the guy who calls the shots.

Kevin meets with Wes, Malik, and Shabazz and tells them they should continue their deal even if their last meeting with Dexter and his crew didn't go well. Malik doesn't want this and instead wants to kill Nate for disrespecting them. Kevin finally convinces Wes to continue the deal. Malik is furious about this, and Wes tells him to stand down. Malik agrees and leaves, still annoyed. After getting a call from Wes regarding their deal, Jay and Dexter head over to Nate's house to meet up with him. At his house, they find Nate dead, and Dexter is furious and claims to want revenge. Kevin, Malik, Shabazz, and Wes are waiting for Dexter and his crew to arrive at the meet spot. Kevin calls Jay and asks where they are, and Jay tells them the meet is off as Nate is dead. Wes immediately accuses Malik of killing Nate as he was the one who had the grudge, but Malik denies everything, and Shabazz backs up Malik. Wes threatens Malik and claims he will be dead if he finds out that Malik had something to do with the murder. Back at the district, Jay and Kevin update Antonio and Voight about the current situation. Kevin doesn't believe Malik for a second, and Antonio thinks they should get a warrant for Malik's house and build a murder case against him. Voight doesn't like that idea as he wants the guns off the streets.

Meanwhile, Al is getting himself situated in prison and meets a guard who wants to help him. He gives Al a proper sandwich as the prison food is terrible. Once the guard leaves, another cellmate shows up at Al's cell and threatens to kill him and his wife. Al tries to choke the cellmate, but another guard comes and breaks up the fight. After getting a call from Tommy Wells, Voight meets up with him. Tommy tells him how he found a way to become the judge for Al's bond hearing, which means Al is guaranteed to get bail. Voight is happy, and thanks Tommy.

Jay tries to talk Dexter into continuing the deal with Wes and his crew even after they killed his cousin. Jay tells him that he needs to think smart and that money is more important than some petty revenge. Later, Kevin tells Shabazz how Dexter wants to continue the deal. Shabazz tells Kevin Dexter told Wes that the body count had to be even before they do the deal. This means Shabazz needs to kill Malik, or Wes kills Shabazz. Hearing this, Kevin tells Shabazz not to listen to Wes, but Shabazz says he has no choice.

Meanwhile, Meredith talks to Al and tries to talk some sense into him, saying that he should come clean. Al tells her no as he loves her but can't turn on a friend. Voight comes to see Al, but visiting hours are over, and the guards won't let him. Meredith leaves, and Voight asks her how Al is, but Meredith is furious and tells him that it should be him inside instead of Al.

Back at the district, Kim asks Voight how Al is. Adam tells Voight that with his charges, it will be difficult to get bail, but Voight shuts him down and assures the team that he will get bail. Kevin tells Voight the deal Dexter made with Wes, and Voight asks whether Shabazz will kill Malik. Kevin tells Voight that Shabazz can't kill his little brother, but Voight doesn't care as their main goal is to get the guns off the streets, even if it means one gang banger dies in the process. Back at the prison, the guard Al met earlier gives him a burner phone as he believes Al is being framed for this murder. Al doesn't listen to him and ignores the burner phone. Later that day, Kevin goes over to Shabazz's place to talk. He hears gunshots, and he and Adam run into the house, blowing his cover. Inside, they find Shabazz shot on the couch and a black Jeep speeding away from the back, which is Wes' car. Kevin tries to help Shabazz and asks who did this. He tells Kevin that he couldn't kill his brother, so Wes shot him instead. Kevin is unable to save Shabazz, and he is sad. Outside the crime scene, Kevin talks to Voight and tells him what he knows. Kevin wants to arrest Wes for the murder, but Voight intends to continue the gun deal. Jay drives up next to them and tells them that Dexter got a text from Wes with a picture of Shabazz shot. They have decided to meet up later tonight to finish the gun deal.

The team set up and wait for the guns to arrive at the location. Hailey tells Voight that if he needs anything, she is here, but Voight brushes it off and asks her to do her job. Jay and Dexter arrive along with Wes and Malik. Kevin is surprised to see Malik there as he has no idea that Shabazz is dead. Wes shows Dexter the money, and everyone waits for the guns to arrive. While waiting, Malik gets a text saying that his brother is dead. Malik tries to stay calm, but after seeing how happy Dexter is, he thinks Dexter killed Shabazz. Just as the van with the guns arrives, Shabazz loses control, and things go south. The team moves in and arrests Malik, Dexter, and Wes, and Antonio and Kim follow the van with the guns. They approach the van, and the driver shoots at them. Kim and Antonio hide behind a car, and Adam kills the driver finding the firearms inside the van. As the case gets wrapped up, Malik is shocked to discover Kevin is a cop. He asks who killed Shabazz, and Kevin tells him that Malik did because if he didn't admit to killing Nate, Shabazz wouldn't have been dead.

The team, Trudy, and Voight attend Al's bond hearing. Before the hearing, Voight sees Woods in the back row, smirking. The session begins, and Voight is surprised to see Judge Maddox instead of Judge Wells. Al's bail is rejected, and he is reprimanded into custody until his trial begins. Everyone is shocked and saddened to hear this, and Voight is furious with Wells. He goes to Tommy's office and confronts him. Tommy tells him that the mayor had appointed a new Judge last minute for Al's case, meaning Woods smelled a rat and wanted the right judge for the bail hearing. Voight is frustrated and doesn't know what to do. Back at the district, the team starts hounding Voight for answers regarding Al's case. Voight tells everyone that Al will be out of prison soon. Antonio starts interrogating Voight, which annoys him, and the two get into a fight. The team breaks them up, and Voight slams the door into his office.

Later that night, Voight goes to Woods's house and finally decides to confess to the murder of Kevin Bingham. In exchange for his testimony, Voight wants Al to be released first thing in the morning and all charges against him to be dropped. Meanwhile, Al is walking back to his cell when two cellmates approach him. The friendly guard from earlier stops them and walks Al back to his cell. The guard leaves to take a phone call, and at that moment, another cellmate comes and stabs Olinsky multiple times leaving him to bleed out.

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Quotes[]

Atwater: It's too early to be drinking vodka but whatever.


Wells: I got something on everyone, just like you.


Olinsky: We can beat this. We will beat it. We're in Chicago.

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