What is David Caruso doing now?

David Caruso is a legendary American actor. He was born on January 7, 1956, in Forest Hills Gardens, New York. His father was an editor while his mother, a Librarian. David studied at  Our Queen of Martyrs Catholic School, and later joined Archbishop Molloy High School, where he graduated before moving to work in theatres.

After spending a decade playing minor roles, he lucky enough to land a major role in the TV series NYPD blue. His role as a detective in the series brought him so much fame and accolades. He was widely known as Lieutenant Horatio Caine on the hit CBS series CSI: Miami.

In 2012, CBS cancelled CSI: Maimi after 10 successful seasons. It was widely thought that the show’s star, Caruso, would make the step into another leading television role. However, since appearing in the last episode of the show, David hasn’t appeared in any other series or film.

After the cancellation of CSI: Miami in 2012, David Caruso retired. This was after the show had run for 10 seasons, with Caruso appearing in 232 episodes. After retirement, the actor reportedly ventured into the art business. However, there is little information about the business.

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