More like Chicago P.D.

A detective's manhunt for cop killers unravels into a conspiracy where hunter and hunted swap roles overnight.

Out-of-town burglars accidentally rob the Chicago mafia, dragging them into an underworld they have no framework to navigate.

Three officers in a rough urban precinct wrestle with the fine line between right and wrong, just as District 21 does.

Two cops go deep undercover at a college, testing loyalty and identity in ways that echo the Intelligence Unit's moral balancing act.

A suburban officer reassigned to a far rougher beat discovers how quickly policing's rules and rhythms change with the territory.

A newly elected DA finds a corruption investigation pointing at his own father, putting institutional betrayal at the centre.

A Chicago police task force formed to take down the mafia mirrors the Intelligence Unit's organised-crime mandate almost beat for beat.

An LA cop given the choice to uphold the law or take it into his own hands faces the same moral agency as *Chicago P.D.*'s detectives.

Officers who've cost the department more than the rest of the state suggest the same high-pressure, high-stakes policing environment as District 21.

A doorman tasked with identifying doppelgangers before they enter the building — vigilance and suspicion as the only tools available.

A city besieged by a criminal cult's escalating violence, with one officer racing to stop them before the chaos tips into apocalypse.

Two gangs wage a bloody war to fill the power vacuum left by a departed crime boss, mirroring the organised-crime storylines the Intelligence Unit tackles.

A Bosch cold case where the victim dies nearly a decade after the crime — the long-game patience the Intelligence Unit applies to major offences.

Suburban neighbours whose new friendship fractures into something dangerous — the community instability that beat officers are first to encounter.

Twenty years in the NYPD told through street-level encounters — the same boots-on-the-ground texture as *Chicago P.D.*'s patrol officers.

A detective punished with the night shift, starting cases others finish — institutional friction as a daily working condition.

A detective draws parallels between a suspicious teen suicide and her own sister's unsolved murder, making the case deeply personal.

Investigating a bizarre killing in 1980s Belfast, Detective Duffy narrowly escapes becoming the killer's next target.

Prosecutors navigate city politics and controversy to pursue justice, extending the District 21 world into the courtroom.

Chicago officers fighting street crime while exposing political corruption maps almost exactly onto *Chicago P.D.*'s dual-layer premise.

Police and prosecutors split the same headline case across two phases, reflecting the procedural rigour at *Chicago P.D.*'s core.

A billionaire takes over a troubled Chicago district and reboots it with technology, rethinking the policing systems *Chicago P.D.* dramatises from inside.

Firefighters and paramedics at Chicago Firehouse 51 share the same city and the same cost-of-service ethos as District 21.

Young cops using their looks to infiltrate teenage crime circles face the same identity strain as undercover Intelligence Unit work.