Chicago Fire Shake-Up: Original Cast Member Joe Miñoso Leaving In Season 15
Chicago Fire is saying goodbye to an original cast member: Joe Miñoso, who has played Joe Cruz since Season 1, will exit the NBC drama in Season 15.
Read MoreChicago Fire is saying goodbye to an original cast member: Joe Miñoso, who has played Joe Cruz since Season 1, will exit the NBC drama in Season 15.
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