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Fox; Chicago PD drama

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The Chicago Code is a police drama that made its series debut Monday, February 7 (2011) on FOX; it was created by Shawn Ryan and shot on location in Chicago; it stars Jason Clarke as Chicago Police veteran Jarek Wysocki and Jennifer Beals as Teresa Colvin, the city's first female police superintendent, with Delroy Lindo as Alderman Ronin Gibbons (FOX press release quoted in full by Collider, fetched in full 2026-10-17)

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