Chicago Fire Season 10 Episode 19 Cast Review

Chicago Fire Season 10 Episode 18

Boden finds himself in a hostage situation while off duty. Another hostage, who is an attorney, helps Will after learning he was running from prison for his fear of the Latin Kings. The attorney gets him to release the two hostages. Just when Boden had been ready to turn himself in they hear gunshots and find out one hostage was killed by friendly fire. Will decides that suicide by cop sounds better. The team learns Erica lied about her history, and they can expect more problems from her.

Chicago Fire Season 10 Episode 19 Review

They accuse one of the team members of Firehouse 51 of stealing. ‌Firefighters are called to a fire caused by a Jet engine plane that crashed into a school.

The jet was causing more of a problem by still falling and threatening to rake out the whole building.

Mason decided on a dangerous move to cut the building in two. Without a doubt, the others on his team agreed but tried to pull Mason out when it was too dangerous. He refuses and goes back in to try again. This time he prevailed, and the trapped firefighters, teachers, and children could escape.

After several paramedics and the FAA flooded the scene. The FAA informed them that someone, maybe Severide, had taken some evidence from the scene.

Violet goes to Boden to get a replacement for Emma. Who didn’t take any evidence? It was a school-aged kid. Serveride not wanting the kid to get in trouble told the FAA he found it on their equipment.
Mason got to teach a new career for CPD trainees about urban policy.

Chicago Fire Season 10 Episode 19 Cast

Jesse Spencer. Matthew Casey.
Taylor Kinney. Kelly Severide.
Eamonn Walker. Chief Wallace Boden.
David Eigenberg. Christopher Herrmann.
Joe Minoso. Joe Cruz.
Christian Stolte. Randy “Mouch” McHolland.
Kara Killmer. Sylvie Brett.
Miranda Rae Mayo. Stella Kidd.

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