New York City Sniper - Law & Order
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- Briscoe and Green discover there's a deadly shooter loose on the rooftops of New York.
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From Season 13, Episode 22 "Sheltered" - Panic grips Manhattan when a sniper rains bullets on innocent people. Briscoe and Green hope a victim will hold the key to the identity of the shooter.
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"6 inches to the right Lincoln would've seen the end of the play"
Brilliant line right there!
Das cold
Aside from that, Mrs. Lincoln... how was the play?
what does it mean?
@@tamara2102 Abraham Lincoln got killed
@@imthethevillainofyourstory2670 okay I know but still don't understand 6 inches to the right and he would have gotten to see the end of the play does that mean he would have lived?
The woman dead while pushing her baby is one of my worst fears. I don't want to ever leave my son without his mom. Not to mention just a little to the right and that could have been her baby shot. That's terrifying
I don’t think that mom dying is any different than the baby.
@@sarcasticallyrearranged true, either way you look at it, it’s still someone dead. But I personally think someone younger dying hits harder than someone older - the kid barely looks a year old and then the agony of having to bury a child? No one should have to do that
The worst part of the episode is this woman had nothing to do with the shooter at all she wasn’t even for this 15-year-old isolated Outcast.
@@sarcasticallyrearranged terrifying news 📰 the police officer said the truth about the crime scene in
I’ve been left without a mother twice in my life
This is clearly a ripped from headlines episode inspired from the DC sniper shootings in the autumn of 2002. A teenage boy and his mentor, the latter plotting to kill his ex wife, killed 10 people randomly throughout the Washington DC metro area. The theory is that the killings were so the ex wife's death would be written off as another random attack and then he would take custody of their children. Fortunately, they were caught before they got to the intended target. I was 10 years old at the time and live about an hour or so from D.C. and remember vividly that the Mid-Atlantic was on lockdown for a month. Schools suspended recess and parents kept their children from playing outdoors.
Good catch. I thot the same.
I was in high school. My mother and I used to shop at the Home Depot where one of the shootings happened.
I seen the interviews with the wife I feel so sorry for her she sead if she know what he would do she wouldn't of left him so he only kill her and not the innocent people the man she marred went to the guff war he returned in body but not in spirit she barely recognized him he came back a different person she moved crossed country to get away from him she never suspected him she didn't know he found out were she was living she was living fear of her husband that he would find her and kill her and take her children again and the sniper not suspecting they were the same person then she had to take all the hate from the media and public
yeah i was 17/18 when this happened they made a weird thing in the trunk of a car so that no one would suspect them
I live in the city where they held the trials, right across the street from city hall. I remember watching them get escorted in surrounded by guards everyday. Definitely a crazy case
Law and Order used "ripped from the headlines" plots, but they took all the terrorists and serial killers for the entire country and put them in the same Manhattan police precinct (which must have made Gotham look like Mayberry).
speaking of Gotham, how the hell has the ATU, FBI and military not been called in to deal with all the damm terrorism courtesy of the Joker?!
@@deadponic117 To answer your question, it's because Gotham is corrupt as sin. Every corrupt official and crime boss wants to keep Batman's rogue gallery on the streets, so he'll be too busy with the crazies to bother with them.
Or the US government just send in troops to kill Joker and the other criminals in Gotham. Call Joker a threat to the US who needs to be taken out.
@@ChocolatePancakeMan That doesn't really make much sense once Gordon becomes commissioner.
Average week in Chicago tbh
So this is what Joe West's life was like before he adopted Barry.
LOOOOL
Man lived a hard life. Finally settled down in Central City just to fight meta humans.
😭😭😭🤣🤣💀💀💀
Pretty much the same
Glad I dont watch that show
Fun fact a young Sebastian Stan played the sniper
I just saw that, wouldn’t have picked him to grow up so good looking from this episode
Fun Fact nu:2 It was his first Role, he played a kid extra in a movie when he was young but this was his first major role in any media.
And his dad is Phil Dunphy
I know it was cool.
Why did he do it?
All I saw was a baby stroller and my heart stopped
Get a grip dude, its not real
@@QueerlyBeloved386 you get a grip and it was real since it was based on a real life crime
@@madison-Roccoa-Mason-drake Oh really? That's awesome. Please post a link so I can get caught up.
@@QueerlyBeloved386 just look at the comments in this video and like the 3rd one talks about the real story
@@wabbitseason80085 What? People could say it was f*cking Mars in the comments who cares what the comments say. That is your barometer for truthfulness, anonymous TH-cam comments?
In events like this they should use the emergency broadcast system to tell everyone to stay indoors until further notice. I just love it when someone it shooting up a city and the higher ups are all "No, no we don't want to start a panic, let everyone keep putting themselves in danger."
citizens complying with government directives worked so well during covid
@@jmnemonic99 Then maybe those people are too stupid to stay alive.
@@MikMoen If all of the stupid people are killed, would we be able to just turn off the TH-cam comment section?
There's also the problem that if everyone does go inside, the shooter will likely just go home and come back another day. If he keeps shooting, they can try to catch him.
@@jackuzi8252 sadly, while i hate to agree on a moral stance, you're 100% right. let's be real, a fisherman with no bait on his hook goes home with no trout. if they want to catch him they have to give him a target. otherwise, it's all on CSI to narrow down the gun, criminal psychologists to create a profile, etc etc, which all takes time. during which more people are in danger. it's the law enforcement version of the traintracks dilemma. risk him killing another person to catch him now in the act, or risk him dropping another half dozen while you figure out where he bought the gun.
i can't say i like it, but if i was dealing with this as a commanding officer, i also can't say i wouldn't make the same judgment call.
Six inches to the right and Lincoln would've seen the end of the play 🤣. Munch is that you?
No baby that's Lenny Briscoe!
@@neuromantoo I know. Same energy tho.
too soon 😂
@@OverlordGrizzaka Well, they did marry the same woman.
I thought that too hahaha
0:21 high quality firing sound effect
I don' t why sometimes they do these things
"21 - exterior shots. pistol 9mm glock 17 pistol - set b - 'pows' kapow with trail" from the Dynamic Range pack. It's also the pistol sound for EU Sidearm in Battlefield 2142. Also I think it's used with prevalence in Breaking Bad when Hank has his shootout with the Twins.
Is that the TF2 snipers default weapon sound
I think ive heard better sounds from a phone app
@@wilberforce6991 I was gonna say that. they sound really familiar if not the same
I think this is one of the darkest episodes in the entire franchise.
Definitely not
No, in one episode a man killed a entire class of girls
@@theillusiveman2139 what episode?
I think the ending to the cult episode was the most fucked up, where everyone in the cult commited suicide because their leader was incarcerated.
Speaking of cult deaths, SVU had a much darker episode where a cult leader killed the entire house full of children because the police was onto him.
What episode was that I luv watching svu and I wanted to start watching the original so can someone tell me some good eps to watch please.
4:42 I dont know who that is, but that dude that jumped on top of everyone else to get a good look is my favorite extra
That's hilarious. Never noticed that before
imagine: There's a sniper in a multi million megacity shooting everywhere random at some people. Very hard to get him
Washington DC area, September and October of 2002
If this was real life they'd just check CCTV and get a picture of him, then send that out to the media
@@Jomskylark this happened in real life in the Washington area in 2002. 10 dead, 17 wounded. Took them 22 days to catch the shooters.
So no, not as simple as you think.
@@fallofcamelot Oh I wasn't suggesting it was simple. Just that there is zero footage of them checking CCTV or cameras in this clip. If you're trying to find a sniper I'd think that would be the first thing to do
Basically what happened in DC during the sniper thing
I am sad future generations will never know the awesomeness of original Law & Order. I wish DW would bring it back, but I know he's moved onto other projects.
No you wouldn't with everything that Is going on with Hollywood they'll just turn this show to another SJW.
what are you talking about? older episodes are still aired on things like ion, plus these are available on streaming services..
@@Krypton853 really? The newer episodes for SVU arent as great as the old ones but its still decent..
@@DONIMATOR-pn5rp I don't follow the new ones no more just the old ones.
We can watch these still hahaha
This episode was crazy!! Kept you on your toes all the way through.
I can’t be on my toes, I’m laying down
Which episode was this from?
@@seriascannain6675 Season 13 Episode 22
Weird i thought i saw every episode of this show but i dont recall this
No kidding there.
Gun violence and is one thing when someone gets shot up close but when it comes to a sniper rifle since they can shoot away from a far distance it’s a lot more dangerous and crazier than you think.
I couldn't help but laugh when Briscoe said, "At least he can count."
What ruins this for me is the showmakers didn't bother to do their research; when a bullet passes by you, it's not silent, it doesn't wizz either, it SNAPS. It's LOUD, it is a tiny copper and lead slug breaking the sound barrier at Mach 2.5, which is faster than a great deal of fighter jets in the 90s. In the opening scene, the woman next to the victim who'd been shot would've heard the snap, and the gunshot would echo across the entire city, because like the bullet, the gunshot is just as loud, but of course, sound travels slower than said bullet.
Unless a muzzle was used.
@@faustman1000 You would also need sub sonic bullets. A muzzle alone wouldnt stop the sound barrier breaking. Look into the honeybadger. Its quiet as a mouse but it has both a suppressor and uses sub sonic ammo. With full grain ammo its still very loud.
@@themakerstoolbox9688 thx
This isn’t a documentary. It’s a plot & character driven tv drama.
Knowing facts without cultivating critical/complex thinking skills is worse than useless, it’s tedious.
you severely underestimate how loud NYC is, and how much people dont pay attention. even somewhat addressed in the episode when the lady thought the gunshot was just a car backfiring
I always get a smile at the first scene in this because I got in to an altercation with a taxi driver on this street, right in front of the Chinese restaurant in the background. He bumped my car and then was indifferent as I yelled at him. My grandfather had a great laugh at it all.
I know I haven't seen this before. Man I wish I could watch the entire episode...
You could always buy the series on DVD
@@hannahmartin9705 ~ I have been thinking about doing just that. Love the series. As well as *Law & Order: Criminal Intent* ...
You can. Yes movies, solarmovie, fmovies, etc. Just google and search by episode and season. Watch tv series is also a good website.
@@eldridgedavis ~ Thank you, but I'd rather have the DVD's. That's just me I guess...
s13 e22 you can watch it on peacock btw
Bro I remember when they filmed this. Was the extra there.
Was it cool?
@@naomilee3726 yah. and kinda funny to see how they make the shot and put them to together.
Is there a time stamp to see you?
@@luisinpillin6378 no cuz he’s lying
@@andyroon3931 yes because its impossible for someone to be an extra on a tv series
My grandpa Pascal was murdered by the DC Snipers duo on October 3rd 2002. I miss him a lot !!!! 😭😭😭😭
Hugs!
My condolences for your loss. 😔😔
@@curlybibliophagist2 Thank you ! 🙂
@@Roonlovesfish3874 Thank you ! 🙂
I'm so sorry about your loss
Lol everyone is mentioning Winter Soldier and Joe West but I knew the actors first as the Mad Hatter and Tom from Rent. Though it is cool watching them as young adults.
I love OUAT too. Most people know him from Marvel, but I was a Mad Hatter fan from 2011 to this very day 🥰🥰🥰
@@ZiaRDS he was good as mad hatter it ashame they didn't use him more
Bruh everybody sleeping on the fact that Lenny Briscoe is Lumiere from Beauty & the Beast
In 1993, at the age of five, Justin was kidnapped from his parents Jake and Megan by Capshaw, a former U.S. Army marksman who had lost his wife and only son in a car accident and intended to raise Justin as if he were his own. For ten years, Capshaw raised Justin in an unhealthy environment of near-total co-dependence.
In 2003, Capshaw's boss, Charlie Rodriguez, was planning to fire him because he was a troublemaker. Justin decided that the only way to prevent this was to kill Rodriguez, and thus used Capshaw's sniper rifle to embark on a killing spree in Lower Manhattan, murdering Rodriguez and three others as a smokescreen. He also left fake taunting messages at crime scenes. When police made the connection between Rodriguez's murder and Capshaw, the latter was at first suspected of committing the shootings, but Justin was eventually determined to be the real killer. His kidnapping was also finally uncovered.
Following this discovery, Justin was institutionalized after his attorney managed to convince a jury that he had committed the shootings due to his symbiotic relationship with Capshaw. In basic english: Not guilty by reason of mental disease or defect
“Someone stop the voices”
Well, you have a gun Mr. Sniper.
1:54
"6 inches to the right and she'd still be here"
"6 inches to the right and Lincoln would've seen the end of the play."
🤭😱🤭😱😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
bruv shut up with those emojis
The ending was probably the most realistic thing they have ever actually said.
"Snipings a good job mate."
It’s challenging work
Outta doors
I guarantee you'll not go angry
Imagine it was a Lee Enfield haha
“Six inches to the right, and Lincoln would’ve seen the end of the play.” I feel bad for laughing at that. 😆
I almost didn't recognize Sebastian Stan in this episode also Ty Burrell is in this too
I just started binging this show from the beginning (I'm into season 2) and I've seen Clark Gregg, Marjorie Monaghan, and several others I recognized but couldn't quite place.
I'm starting to think just about everyone's been in this at some point.
@@jadefalcon001 the first 12 seasons aren’t even on peacock yet
The black cop is played by the same guy who plays Joe West (Iris's Dad) on The Flash.
Hail hydra
Lenny briscoe was the best ever on law and order. R.i.p
This is definitely supposed to be the DC snipers
I think this episode was based on that entire thing
Only it wasn't just in DC. I'm from Maryland, where their entire rampage started. I never understood why they were called the "DC Snipers" when only one out of the 10 murders was actually in DC.
But believe me, we were all trying to keep "low". Hiding behind the pumps while getting gasoline. It was definitely a frightening time...
Ah the Law & Order episode based on the Beltway Sniper incident.
Fun fact: Mrs. Barker used to play as Jamal’s mom on an old childhood show called Ghostwriter!
That was a great show. Man i miss the 90's
She was previously seen in another L&O episode too
What is a d-i-s-g-u-i-s-e?
Was that the show with the kids and that ghost that was like a blue ball or something
I'm burning mad, I'm steaming mad!
Love that show
1:51
"6 inches to the right she'd still be here"
"6 inches to the right, Lincoln wouldve seen the end of the play"
A mom, two men, and a teenage girl. Guy wasn't even having a motive. Just doing it to taunt police.
That first lady is handling her friend being shot right next to her and the kids really well lmao ig she still in shock
6-inches is a pretty big margin.
And the Winter Soldier sure knows marksmanship.
Normal day in Liberty City.
Gosh.. I miss this series.. Such great characters and acting..
Winter Soldier's first day job.
Or was it?
Probably a test run of Zola’s algorithm
We miss you Jerry Orbach ☹️
didn’t know Sharon was a police before being the head of a hospital
She was also the wife of the IT genius that created skynet
She gets around apparently
This confirms she’s has a cool resume.
Idk why TH-cam is sending me lots of law and order clips but I like it
Question, if the guy never left a note then there would be a massive panic across the city right? I remembered story close to this that happened in the 90s. Some guy was going around the state in the east coast and gunning down people all over the state. The entire state was shut down and mandatory curfew in place.
This is my favorite Law and Order episode.
Can't believe Briscoe and Green took on the Winter Soldier by themselves 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I don't think people truly realize how vulnerable we are to any type of attack like this. All it takes is someone to setup on an overpass with a rifle and 500 rounds and you have fish in a barrel. Just a line of endless targets, once traffic starts to backup, full devastation.
Dude he probed the wound for the angle of the shot! He was so souped he did that too!
John Allen Muhammad and Lee Boyd Malvo Story . R.I.P to all the innocent persons who lost their lives. 😓
this show brings back alot of memories
0:28 that poor woman. Realizes shes been shot and is going to die in a few seconds.
This is one of my biggest fears in real life I can even imagine how terrifying it would be
Is that joe?!?!? Dude was put on this wonderful would to keep everyone happy with his acting love this guy!!
"Six inches to the right, and Lincoln would have seen the end of the play"
Sniping a kid.. That's beyond heartless :(
I can't imagine the fear Amy must've felt. In the her last moments did she fear for her friend? Her baby? Her friends baby?
makes no sense as to why she wouldnt just take the baby home with her and once the husband knew he can come pick it up. Like, it makes way more sense since that's her friend. Also, he just lost his wife, he'd need time to process enough to care for a baby.
@@RocketRokettoShe’s not the legal guardian, they can’t just let the baby go home with someone that could be a complete stranger lying about their identity for all they know.
This was a gripping episode
Dead mothers, dead kids, boy, this series is brutal.
I need to see the full episode. This guy is like an antihero out for revenge and treating this like game. I like these kind of antagonist, makes it more intense.
I don’t think anti hero is the right word 😂 Jkjk but for real an anti hero is someone like Deadpool and punisher. Even comic version scarlet witch is an anti hero. Not a mass shooter
Dude shoots a 14 year old girl walking out of school, a mom pushing her baby in its stroller, and you call him an antihero? Ayo someone keep an eye on afifzahiruddin rohaizan...
Villain Protagonist you mean.
A gripping scene. But interesting how messing up one basic fact can seriously detract from it at the end. At 7:47. Briscoe says "Blanket uptown, he's moves downtown for some fresh blood." The first three murders took place in Chinatown. That is about as far downtown as one can get other than the financial district. So a NYC detective would never describe Chinatown as uptown. He might have said, "Blanket Chinatown and he moves further downtown" or "he moves to midtown" or "uptown" (wherever the next addresses shown in the show place the scene of the fourth murder.
They used to get facts like this wrong on "Kojak" all the time, but except for a handful of general purpose scenes filmed in NYC, most of that show was shot in L.A., so it was understandable that west coast people wouldn't know NYC geography. But Law & Order is an entirely NYC based show and this was the 13th season. So they don't have an excuse for this goof.
He’s talking about the teenage girl, not the Chinatown murders.
friend : *was shot in the neck*
woman : proceeds to disregard her motherly protectiveness by leaving her baby out in the open while alerting the other guy
She only walked like six ft away, plus her friend just got shot so she might be been more worried about her in the moment.
Shut up.
Motherly protectiveness? Her friend just started shooting blood from the neck, I’m pretty sure you would help your friend first.
😳 “my friend just got shot in the neck , oh well , hey!” *waves for guy’s attention* “hey could you like , idk maybe call an ambulance or sum , my friend just got shot , you know I’m not supposed to panic or anything, 🤪”
Her friend was a mother too! I look at it differently - her motherly instinct actually kicked in - deep down she was worried about her friend and her friend's baby.
i remember watching this episode when i was younger. SVU lowkey screwed me up.
This bring back the anxiety I felt during the Beltway Sniper attacks
I lived in DC during that too. My friend would walk in zig zags down the street to be less of a target 😂
“At least he knows how to count.” BRUH 💀💀💀
4:57 Location: Chatham Square, Manhattan, NYC
Sharon Goodwin got tired of catching bad guys so she transferred to chicago med
This confirms she’s has a cool resume.
Bold of him to assume there's only one lunatic in NYC lol
"At least he knows how to count." made me spit out my water. 🤣 🤣 🤣
Just got peacock premium and they got season 13 and forward for this show, bout to watch this episode when I get home lol
And the ending is…
Really wish Logan was still at the 27 for this case.
Awesome episode
5:48 The sniper's rifle is a remington 700 bdl in 7mm. I know because I finished watching the episode on peacock.
I love these guys no matter what it takes they always get the job done law and order keep it up 100 %
That is why it is fiction.
Love how it could be a 223 or a 7mm..... So precise...
And then they say it is from a Remington 700, even though no one has seen the gun and there is no way to verify that make and model from a slug alone.
Pretty sure she said a .243
.243 vs .30 are very simillar bullets, specially after impact
@@lucibveeshe said 243 or 7mm not even close
Bro theres dead bodies laying on the floor and literally nobody is hysterical.
“Six inches to the right and Lincoln would have seen the end of the play.”
I love Anita Van Buren!
5:56 No you can't.
Phew close call for the cameraman. Dodged every shot.
Lennie turned into a Generic guard in RPGs that hear you stealthing nearby: 7:25
5:07 that dead guy looks like Mike trapp from college humor.
In real life, these detectives started out in the police academy. And in real life, recruiting is way down. That fun fact will eventually catch up with all of us.
If police forces instituted an intelligence test, they would have to replace 90% of all cops.
"What do we got?" classic
3:52 why she sound like a voicemail 🤣🤣
I love law and order
Lenny was the best L&O detective ever
Im sorry but its called a bullet casing or a cartridge if it’s from a rifle. Slugs are from shotguns
Really miss Lennie Briscoe.
Man, that baby's 18 now... feel old yet?
Not that old. I’m a few years older than that baby.
Wish Law&Order was on Hulu.... I binge on Law&Order SVU on Hulu ....
Li Chen being crazy again
What season and episode is this?
I’ve never seen this one before.
13x22
.243 or 7mm? wtf lady, huge difference there
Me trying to figure out my homework
Lol I did a double take on that part.
It's literally 1 mm. It's really not that much of a difference, especially just eyeballing it
@@tidypog3272 but it's not just 1mm, but 1mm is a big difference, That's only the diameter of the bullet and your not taking into consideration the mass of the projectile and the size/shape of the casing.
@@Ramdodge582 it's no different at all when fired at human targets from 85 meters. Not any different when it enters your skull and pushes the fluffy stuff out. And it's no different when you're trying to measure with your eyes.
However, 243 usually runs from 55 grain up to just a little more than 100. And 7mm-08 doesn't have much trouble pushing even 175 grain. There's more energy available too.
Can you get full episodes of these?
This reminds me of the DC Sniper Case.
The second shooting seems a little far fetched. Doyers Street is pretty much a narrow alley. It is L Shaped, with the ends of the L being to the north and east. The northern end is on Pell Street. The eastern end is Bowery and near kind of a big plaza. Except for Bowery, this area is a bunch of really narrow streets without much for clear lines of sight. Not saying one could not shoot someone from a rooftop in the area, but the shooter and victim could not be that far apart. A larger NYC block uptown is about 1/20th of a mile. Downtown, like in the area of the streets mentioned which are mostly Chinatown, the blocks are shorter if anything. As mentioned above, Doyers Street is small and narrow, if you are going to take this shot, you will be within 500 feet and probably much less. I think someone at the corner of the L of Doyers Street is 300 feet from the opposite (eastern) side of Bowery. A 500 foot shot is 166.67 yards, a decent not even a great shooter should be able to group shots at about 4 minutes of arc ("MOA") or about 6.8 inches at that distance. Take anyone of the streets and give them a couple days of good instruction, and they will probably shoot 4 MOA groups, without a bipod, tripod, or any other support. Teach a person to shoot with a support, and they can be a lot more accurate than 4 MOA.
My comments boil down to two things: 1. A lot of shooters can shoot as well as needed and a non-shooter can get to that level fast, so these shots are not a sign or real expertise; and 2. The shots could not have been taken from any real distance, because you do not have lines of sight for any distance in this area.
It happened exactly like that in DC. Read about it.
Ain't no open carry going to protect you from a sniper
Ok?
No government gonna protect you either. Neither is banning all weapons when the black market is full of them and easy go grab.
@@yulfine1688 So that's your point? Some right wing bullshit?
Lol had no idea common sense was right wing bullshit
@Fudge Brownie Hot Chocolate didn't work in Australia or it did for a short time and then the following year doubled the crime rates.
handled
jeez i used to live by there when this was filmed
6 inches to the right and Lincoln would have seen the end of the play..... golden
I love this show but almost always at the beginning of each episode kinda chuckle at the irony of reading how each show is "NOT a depiction" of any real life persons, scenarios or events. As if THIS episode wasn't ripped from the headlines concerning the D.C. Sniper Lol
They change enough details so they won't be sue by the criminals or their families