You know him from the NBC hit drama Chicago P.D., but despite being sidelined by the SAG-AFTRA strike Harvey native LaRoyce Hawkins is keeping himself busy with community work in his hometown.
He worked with local artists to create a colorful mural on Broadway Avenue in Harvey, across the street from city hall, not far from the school. He also partnered with Thorton alum Jason Clark on a big presentation with the senior class last year called the Transition Summit.
“We introduced the young minds here to professionals that are alumni from the school of Thornton, to help set them up for great things," Clark said. Normally, Hawkins would be filming now, playing Detective Atwater on the NBC drama"Chicago P.D.," but filming is on hold indefinitely due to the SAG-AFTRA strike.
In the meantime, he’s been writing poetry, with the hopes of setting up a poetry tour. He’s also spending a lot of time with family. “My son just started first grade yesterday and so being able to walk him into the classroom felt great. If I was at work I don’t know if I would be able to do that," he said.
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