The real Chicago Police Department provided technical support for the movie's SWAT teams. The actors' shoulder sleeve insignia were similar to the Chicago Police Department's octagonal patches, albeit with "Chicago" replaced with "Metropolitan." Chicago police officers are routinely depicted on the television series ER. The Chicago police are portrayed in the 2011 Fox Network series The Chicago Code. Unlike most depictions of Chicago police, the actors' uniforms and insignia appear to be identical to their real-world counterparts, with the series being filmed on-location in the city. In The Lincoln Lawyer, Mickey Haller tells Detective Lankford that Frank Levin had been ex-Chicago PD to encourage him to investigate Levin's murder. The Terra Nova character Jim Shannon said he was a detective with the department's narcotics squad. The Chicago P.D. TV series is set inside the Chicago Police department. They appear in Square Enix's title Hitman: Absolution where they hunt the player. The Chicago Police Department is featured in Ubisoft's action-thriller video-game, Watch Dogs. In the Netflix series, Sense8, character Will Gorski is suspended from the Chicago Police Department. CBS's The Good Wife takes place in Chicago, and its characters frequently interact with officers of the Chicago Police Department. In the Season 6 finale of the show, protagonist Alicia Florrick's client is detained at Homan Square, and she eventually has his admission while detained at the facility dismissed by a judge. Mike & Molly, television comedy series (2010 to 2016), was based on an over weight couple, the lead character was a Chicago Police Officer. Melissa McCarthy and Billy Gardell star. The Power Book IV: Force TV series is set Chicago and its characters frequently interact with a corrupt officer of the Chicago Police Department. Notable former officers Leonard Baldy, flying helicopter officer/traffic reporter for WGN Edward Allen Bernero, television writer and producer (Third Watch, Criminal Minds) Jon Burge, commander/detective, Area 2 (1970s–1993); accused of torturing suspects to coerce confessions Alderman Edward M. Burke (patrolman 1965–1968), longest-serving member of the Chicago City Council 1969 to present; past chairman of the Finance Committee; past chairman of the city council Police and Fire Committee Don Cornelius, creator, producer, and former host of Soul Train Willie Cochran (patrolman/sergeant 1975–2003), former alderman, Chicago City Council 2007–2019 Johnny Dollar, Chicago blues guitarist, singer and songwriter Dennis Farina, actor Terrance W. Gainer, former Sergeant at Arms for the United States Senate Jack Muller, author of I, Pig and