Trevor Dunne (Chicago P.D.)

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Evil-doer
Full Name	Trevor Dunne
Alias	Crowhill Donnelly
Origin	Chicago PD
Occupation	Human trafficker
Powers / Skills	Manipulation Charisma Breaking people down
Goals	Assist Steve Ulrich in his human trafficking schemes. Trick, kidnap, abuse and psychologically break down as many women as possible.
Crimes	Serial rape Kidnapping False imprisonment Psychological abuse Torture Sex trafficking
Type of Villain	Charismatic Rapist

Trevor Dunne is the secondary antagonist of the Chicago PD episode, Actual Physical Violence. He is the middle man and partner of sex trafficker Steve Ulrich.

He is played Ryan Bourque.

Biography

History

Before the events of Actual Physical Violence, he would reach out to several young women through Facebook, luring them to Chicago by presenting himself as a charming figure. Once he gained their trust, he would drug and abduct them, keeping them locked in a hidden room in the basement of his house. During their captivity, he would repeatedly rape and torture them, then later hand them over to his business partner, Steve Ulrich, who ran a brothel. Ulrich would then sell the victims to other human trafficking networks. One of the women he kidnapped was Sarah Frazier, the daughter of Marine veteran Jeff Frazier, who would later discover his daughter’s disappearance and report it to the Chicago Police.

Chicago P.D.

After Sarah’s father Jeff took Greg Gerwitz hostage, Intelligence began investigating his daughter’s disappearance. They discovered the location where the girls were held and, in the process, uncovered Trevor’s identity. The team tracked down Trevor’s house, rescuing the captives and learning of the horrific abuse they endured. Detectives Alvin Olinsky and Antonio Dawson expressed their desire for a private moment with Trevor, a moment where they could threaten him.

The unit find out that Trevor had contacted another young woman named Lacy Collins and already purchased her a bus bus ticket. They caught up with Trevor at the bus while he was about to escort her to a hotel room. When he heard the Chicago police behind him, he tried to flee but was stopped Det. Jay Halstead, who pushed a gun to his face and arrested him.

At the station, Hank Voight interrogated Trevor in the cage and showed him a crowbar they had found in the dungeon Trevor claimed the crowbar was simply an “intimidation tactic.” But Voight told him he enjoyed “actual physical violence” instead. After strikingTrevor with the metal rod in the stomach and burning him with it, Trevor revealed Steve Ulrich’s name.

Intelligence raided Ulrich’s business, only to find Ulrich dead, Frazier gone, and at least two girls at the brothel. Sarah tried to kill herself in a train, but Jeff came and convinced her to give it up. In the end, he was imprisoned for human trafficking, rape, and false imprisonment.