FBI Investigates Detectives for Murder | Law & Order SVU
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 พ.ค. 2024
- Detective Stabler and Benson are under investigation after they are accused of being the reason that 2 people are found dead.
Season 4, Episode 5 'Disappearing Acts': The brutal rape of an FBI racketeering suspect leads Detectives Benson (Mariska Hargitay) and Stabler (Christopher Meloni) into a federal investigation of an organized crime boss. But when their victim (guest star Caprice Benedetti) and prime suspect (guest star John Heard) both disappear into the witness protection program, the detectives find themselves in a turf war with a hard-nosed Assistant U.S. Attorney (guest star Pam Grier), who is determined to put the mob on trial.
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most hated part of this episode, is the fact the FBI knew a random ID'd their witness protection asset, and LET the man go to a public prison knowing this.. technically, the FBI's on the fault here.
They probably blamed them for that too because if they hadn't brought the guy in he wouldn't have been identified.
It’s just a show so it don’t matter
@@XxOmegaslayerxX Really? I thought this was a real-life, real-time, live programming we're following.
And the FBI knew they were still investigating and if they told them the truth they wouldn't have to use the guy to ID'd him
-- Charge(s):
• *Obstructing, hindering, delaying and/or interfering with an N.Y.P.D. investigation* 【F】
• *False arrest, indictment and/or imprisonment* (arresting and inplicating Benson and Stabler on false murder charges) 【F】
• *Tampering with evidence* 【F】
• *Abuse of authoriity* 【Debatable】
-- Edit(s):
• Sentence (if convicted):
▪︎ *5 years in prison (minimum)*
▪︎ *Dismissal w/o chance of reinstatement*
• "F" = *Felony offense*
• "M" = *Misdemeanor offense*
This was crazy to see, both of them being outranked and stood down by higher law enforcement
Yeah. Those two really can't stand being ordered around by higher up cops. Especially not Elliot.
"outranked", "higher"?
"outranked", "higher"? What do you mean?
@@HelenKistler-hi5we FBI is Federal , and since the murdered father was in a Federal Witness protection program, those Federal cops had jurisdiction. The FBI are higher on the food chain than Elliot and Olivia.
should happen every episode with their cowboy tactics
This was my favorite episode from season 4 "Disappearing Acts"
I remember this episode it was good but the ending was crazy, i always thought the first 5 seasons were the best when the stories had real twists you didn't know where it was gonna go and the first seasons had my all time favorite squad liv, elliot, munch ( rip richard belzer) fin , cabott and cpt cragen
How’d it end? Trying to find it.
I'd like to know how it ended too
@@woldinini9988 the son was the one who hired the hit on his father. kind of for revenge for giving him a crappy childhood. turned him into the russians
@@rachaelford5525 also the son ends up getting killed
@analien5479 oh wow thank you
This was a crazy episode. The son literally sold out his dad and still ended up getting wacked. Also, Pam Grier looked every bit of amazing
Just looking at this clip, I was pretty sure the son killed his dad and the US Marshall. I guess maybe he didn’t but he caused it?
@@RLucas3000 Gavin (the son) was in so much debt with underground gambling that Peter (his father) couldn't help him. Gavin told one of Sergei's lieutenants about his dad's location for the money, then paid his gambling debts. SVU arrested Sergei but then saw Gavin dead. Gavin was killed by one of Sergei's men. With both Peter and Gavin dead, Sergei walked.
@@job489 I think it’s time to call Dexter
The Organized Crime mentions. Who woulda thought back then that Stabler would end up working those cases
Facts they practically told us where he would be 😭😭😭
3:04 OC Your future job Stabler.
That's what I thought when I first watched the episode a few days ago
Ikr
just remember the law is mostly on the side of the one with the more power
It's MONEY! Buckets of it.
Special guest,, Pam Grier😊
Love Pam ❤❤❤
Looking the same age as Mariska but she 15 years older! So fine!
@cyw8281
Didn't know that. Mariska is tall like her father. Her mom died in a crash
Was definitely an insane episode this one! I was gobsmacked a heap
Wow: they were very young. More than now, I mean. Liv in particular: she's almost unrecognizable, compared to now.
Ik I forgot her signature short hair
Well, she did have shorter, lighter hair back then.
She does not look unrecognizable
@@dymongodbey7597 I said "almost".
"almost unrecognizable" - seriously??? Cos even if u r trolling for attention, that says SO much more about u that it's practically a dictionary definition... 😂😂😂
Cragen- I got a call from the U.S. attorney's office with assurances. As soon as we make an arrest, they'll produce Amanda Curry for trial.
Me- BULL(bleep) they will.🤬
I realize that obviously the events that take place in this show are fictional, but it’s pretty well known that with many of these kinds of police procedural shows the events that take place in the show are for the lack of the better term “inspired by” world events.
I will also say this. Now, well I myself was never in law-enforcement. I have family members that are and were. I was also a firefighter and EMT so I have worked with law enforcement pretty much ever since I was 12 years old. And I can tell you that any FBI I will also say this. Now, well I myself was never in law-enforcement. I have family members that are and were. I was also a firefighter and EMT so I have worked with law enforcement pretty much ever since I was 12 years old. And I can tell you for absolute certain that any FBI or any other law-enforcement agency would never treat other officers in that fashion. You also cannot hold an individual for 72 hours without allowing them their phone call.
I can also tell you for a fact that shows like this always get one major thing wrong. FBI agents and such do not have the authority or even the ability to arrest or even detain regular detectives without going through due process.
I remember the fire department that I worked for for some reason or another FBI personnel had to get involved. And our fire chief made it abundantly clear the day they showed up that no matter what they were not in charge. They were there to do their job and nothing more. They were not allowed to give orders to any of the other firefighters or EMTs or even police officers. Any thing that they needed was to be taken to either the commissioner or the fire chief. This has always been how it is. It doesn’t matter if it’s an FBI investigation. If it intersects with a local thing, then, unfortunately the local authorities take priority at least in the areas that I’ve grown up in.
"FBI agents and such do not have the authority or even the ability to arrest or even detain regular detectives without going through due process." - I have no idea where you got this incorrect idea. They are law enforcement and, like police officers, all they need is probably cause. The "example" that you included is completely unrelated to this. Your Fire Chief was talking about them interfering with your fire department duties ie telling you how to fight fires or how to treat injured victims not whether thy have the authority to detain or arrest anybody.
Pam Grier aka Foxy Brown and Jackie Brown!! My first crush lol
I remember watching Pam Grier as a teenager in the 1970"s.
I remember this. Just did not understand at the time❤now I do
What didn't you understand at the time?
Mum's the word ❤
@4:13 The late John Heard. RIP
one of the season 1 characters was on that board lol
Completely ❤
I can't get this episode to watch it.
I quite remember this episode, Jesus look how YOUNG Liv and Elliot was.
They won't let us talk. I can't either❤they do shut me up.
Peter McCallister and Jackie Brown? In my Law & Order?!
I know that this is fiction, but jurisdiction squabbles happen all the time in the real world.
They don't actually care about justice.
RIP John Heard
Kevins dad is in the hot seat.
6:47 Did Sergei kill some of those people multiple times? Several of the pictures are on that board more than once.
You may want to get out more 😂. Not saying you're incorrect, just that it might be time to step away from the screen for 5-10 ❤❤
@@fionam7768Not saying you’re trying *very hard* to seem superior, just that putting down people who bring up innocuous facts makes you come off like a very small individual.
What a useless comment hahahaha @fionam7768
@@fionam7768Bit unnecessarily mean of you to say this
I'm not viewing L&O without Season & Episode to finish the episode.
Pam Grier ❤❤
File the paperwork charge her and anyone attached
Suddenly feel like 🎵listening to the Delphonics
They're pretty good.
**"...And Justice for All" - Metallica, **_...And Justice for All_** (1988)*
If they knew I was speaking with you it is all over with. Goes for anyone❤
They tried to butch Mariska up after season 1 but it didn't help. Her mother is Jayne Mansfield so not a huge shock that she looks like a model. She's 60 this year and still looks fantastic.
So Amanda is either in prison or witness protection 🤔
I need answers how did this one end?
tastey mash
@@HexVisualNovelPlaythroughsdoesn’t answer the question
@@HexVisualNovelPlaythroughs That explains nothing.
Nikolai gave up his Dad's location to Sergei Pearlman in return for giving him the money to clear his debts which leads to Sergei killing Nikolai 's Dad and Nikolai was going to be the witness against him but ends up getting killed in prison, so Sergei goes free.
@@MikeMJPMUNCH thank you
Smalls from Sandlot
I don't think I saw this or it's been too long for me to remember this episode but who did get him killed?
They look so different and youngs
Is that right❤Okay
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# 306!!! 👍
WHOOOOOOO..... DOGGY!!! 🤘🤘🤘🤘
Funny now stabler is organized crime 😂😂😂
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Jackie Brown!
Special Victims Unit" Disappearing Acts (TV Episode 2002)
Clarence bodicker: just give me my fucking phone call.
Season 4 episode 5
Haven't seen the episode. No idea how they're going to find out who killed Peter Sipes when their hands are tied and higher-ups are breathing down their neck with every move.
I miss when law and order svu was this simple 😅
It's simple now it was hectic then..... you have it backwards, you miss when it wasn't simple. Lol😂
Olivia looks awesome with this hair style. Shame she didn't keep it permanently.
6:44 Easy job, for a kill counter youtuber.
Do my eyes deceive me...or are you talking about
James A. Janisse
@@amarionfranklin3817 About what?
@@giosy0072 James A. Janisse, he does a youtube series called Kill Count, in it he counts the amount of kills in horror movies while doing a plot synopsis
@@rileygladue3979 I didn't know him.
LOL at how TV casts black women in 90% of its judges and attorneys
PAM EFN GREER!!!
Cops don't have this much sway over FBI or anything above them. Don't buy it ya dig
Isn't that the guy that did Kevin's dad?
The SVU detectives showed depraved indifference and no remorse to the death and harm they caused.
In real life they'd be in federal prison for obstruction, negligent manslaughter or murder 3rd degree.
And if you watched the episode you'll see they didn"t do it. The son did
did you even watch the video? they did absolutely nothing wrong. what a stupid comment
they are responsible, they put the drunk in general population
Those russians need to meet the japanese mafia
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th-cam.com/video/fCPYJMfzU0U/w-d-xo.html
I’m early 😂
Who Cares
These shows make me laugh. As soon as the FBI made the woman disappear I would have went to the press and spilled the beans. FBI is helping cover up a Russian mobster r*ping American citizens.
Except...... they weren't lol😂.
@@psychopat4402 except in this video, they was....
@@0g.Ghost.7373 that’s not what happened in the episode. Lmao, the Peter guy wasn’t their guy so therefore no they weren’t. They had every right to protect 200+ homicides trumps 2 any day of the week sorry.
@@psychopat4402 That is what happened in the video I commented on. Not my fault they posted it in a way to be taken another way.
The time when Stabler and Benson acted like utter morons