Behind the Scenes: Chicago PD stories inspired by real-life crime, tragedy

Candace McCowan in News Channel 8 can see backstage images of popular NBC shows. - Chicago, Illinois (WFLA) - Chicago police officers are struggling with high murder rates and gangs every year. These are some of the same story and you will notice that NBC Chicago PD actors are dealing with their show.

"Because gangs are everywhere, there are all over the country from Mexico, Los Angeles to New York, you can not talk about gangs, and if there is a problem, we will return to all work." Good guy "The police in Chicago Officer Brian Luce said, cooperating with the PD actor in Chicago now confirms that the script and performance are as close to reality as possible.

"Before we started this show, these people received countless training, not just weapons, buildings, close fighting, I have 27 years of experience.

News channel 8 began this week at the NBC Chicago PD behind the scenes. We observe that they are well trained to execute search warrants and share some real stories they will use as inspiration for the show.

The story line contains the tragic death of the boy after her mother put on his jacket. This is one of real life experiences of Chicago PD Consultant Brian Luce in real life.

"She spent six months and bought a jacket for him, on the first day he was wearing it, he was wearing the wrong neighbor, he was shot," Patrick John Froeger He appeared in the show. Let's play Kyle Ruzek. "Brian appeared in this child and caught him when he died."

Through a heavy story, the actors struggled to balance the scene by making sure they joked around here and there.

"The number of dark stories we made does not reflect what the camera is doing when it is off, and we often walk around," Flueger said.

Fire Angels, ELIZABETH KERN, MLA '96, Chicago Review Press, $ 14.99. When the real school fire was destroyed in 1958 near Humboldt Park in Chicago, Fire Angel led the reader to understand the tragedy that killed 92 children and three nuns. However, the fire was just the beginning. It is because the community started fire and asked questions about how to deal with perpetrators. Student pressures for secondary school, ANN VANDER STOEP, '73, and KELLY THOMPSON, '76, Norton Books in Education, $ 24.95. Based on the background of children's mental health, the author judges whether the stress of the students is a problem, and teachers to share guidance to help them in the turbulence between elementary school and junior high school , Provide clear guidance to parents, counselors. Sailing

Fire in Chicago is known for widely using real-life Chicago firefighters. Members of the Chicago Fire Department supervised the film everyday and cooperated with producers and actors such as David to ensure that the scene is genuine. They also act as actors and ride even actors in Chicago.

Since the beginning of the 20th century, the Chicago Police Department's record office has followed the crime in Chicago. The crime rate of the whole city, especially the violent crime rate, exceeds the average of the United States. The country 's crime rate is still close to the lowest level in history, but nearly half of the US murder in Chicago has increased in 2016. The reason for the large number of people in Chicago is not clear. The "Atlantic Ocean" article details how ways researchers and analysts reach actual agreement on the cause of violence.