He's so in a state of shock ... that his priority quickly becomes, how do I shove all of this that was in the closet back in the closet as quickly as possible and pretend nothing happened?'

Joe Miñoso warned that his Chicago Fire character, Joe Cruz, “will not be unscathed” after his run-in with Junior in the show’s midseason premiere. “He's not really thinking much about himself,” Miñoso,

The actor spills the details on the blackmail attempt on Joe Cruz to do something nefarious on the midseason premiere of the NBC procedural.

A lot will unfold in the next two episodes that will sort of really open up this storyline in ways that I really never thought we would explore. And it's been a tremendous pleasure.'

Joe Miñoso warned that his Chicago Fire character, Joe Cruz, "will not be unscathed" after his run-in with Junior in the show's midseason premiere. "He's not really thinking much about himself," Miñoso,

Yes, Cruz's decision all those years ago to let Flaco burn to death to protect Leon is haunting him yet again, and it's a safe bet that whatever Junior has planned for the firefighter, it's not going to be good for him.

Fans cannot forget the shocking Season 1 moment when Cruz chose to leave gang leader Flaco Rodriguez (José Antonio García) for dead. It was an ethically grey and jaw-dropping mo