Chastity Dotson

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Chastity Dotson
Born1986 (age 3738)
NationalityAmerican
OccupationActress
Years active2001–present

Chastity Dotson (born 1986) is an American actress. [1] [2]

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Filmography

Film

YearTitleRoleNotes
2002Kingston HighMarcy
2006SubmissionCharleneVideo
2007PremonitionCameronShort
Veronica in the FBICallie FarmerShort
2009 A Golden Christmas Jill RobingtonTV movie
2012The UndershepherdNish
2015Sometime, If You're LuckyRayaShort
2019 Gully Angela
2020TradeTempia HarrisonShort

Television

YearLegacyRoleNotes
2001 The West Wing Girl #4Episode: "Isaac and Ishmael"
2004 Wanda Does It HerselfEpisode: "Wanda Does Photos"
2005 Related FlashEpisode: "Pilot"
CSI: NY Tera GraceEpisode: "Dancing with the Fishes"
2006 Numbers Karen RhimesEpisode: "The OG"
2006-07 Veronica Mars Nish SweeneyRecurring Cast: Season 3
2007 Without a Trace AprilEpisode: "Without You"
State of Mind Cordelia's PatientEpisode: "In Bocca Al Lupo"
Saving Grace JenniferEpisode: "A Language of Angels"
2008 The Starter Wife MonicaEpisode: "Look Who's Stalking"
2009 House of Payne OliviaRecurring Cast: Season 5
Raising the Bar Eden R'ManteEpisode: "Beating a Dead Horse"
2010 Greys Anatomy Leslie WilsonEpisode: "State of Love and Trust"
2014 NCIS Former Navy Lt. Monica KingEpisode: "Alleged"
Murder in the First Dr. Alexis JohnsonEpisode: "The City of Sisterly Love"
Bones Victoria AndrewsEpisode: "The Mutilation of the Master Manipulator"
Family Time -Episode: "Hobby Hunters"
2015 The Mentalist Anita HammondsEpisode: "Green Light"
Single Ladies Roshanda RollinsRecurring Cast: Season 4
Major Crimes Melissa ZaraEpisode: "Open Line"
2015-17 In the Cut Angelique PetersRecurring Cast: Season 1-3
2016 Bosch Keisha Russell [1] Recurring Cast: Season 2
Pitch Janet BakerRecurring Cast
2017 Imposters GinaRecurring Cast: Season 1
Arrow Onyx Adams Episode: "Next of Kin"
2017-18 Patriot CarolRecurring Cast
2018 Shooter RebeccaEpisode: "Lines Crossed"
2020 Manifest Investigator BlanpiedEpisode: "Airplane Bottles"
2021 All Rise Cyndi CarlileEpisode: "Caught Up in Circles"
2022 The Rookie Megan SurielEpisode: "Double Down"

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References

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  2. "Pitch, Patriot: Chastity Dotson (Bosch) to Recur on FOX and Amazon Dramas - canceled TV shows - TV Series Finale". tvseriesfinale.com. 4 September 2016. Retrieved 4 September 2018.

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