Was the Shooting of this Police Woman Linked to the Affair with Her Co-Worker? | Law & Order
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 มิ.ย. 2023
- The detectives suspect that there's a link between the shooting of the police woman on job and her affair with he co-worker. Will further developments of the case lead the detectives to more clues?
Season 13, Episode 16 "Suicide Box": When an off-duty police officer is shot, detectives Briscoe and Green search for a motive, while a media-savvy attorney defends the teen accused of the shooting.
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It’s the way Jerry Orbach raises his right eyebrow when the officer tells him the exact age of the officer’s kid. Lenny clocked immediately he knew more than what he was saying. What a great actor.
The man’s an expert on marriage and family. He can spot infidelity a mile away and when someone’s kid has a problem.
Yes.
Yeah half the people forget anniversaries and even their own kids months. I do not know sometimes with mine. Yeah red flag.
"Anybody else talk 'heavy' to her either?" Lenny subtling pressing him.
Many of the backup actors and actresses deserve awards for their roles in shows like this.
Yeah they should give Emmys and Oscars for best non major part performance.
“I didn’t do nothin”
Immediately runs from cops
And that makes you look guilty as hell when you run from the cops every time
Cops shoot people for no reason every day.
@@craigbreuwet1924 Cops shoot people for no reason every day.
@@craigbreuwet1924 exactly. They always run away when it not even them who committed the crime and it makes them look even more suspicious ..
You mean you don’t run from cops when you’re innocent? Boorrr-rrriiing!
If he had not run, they would have no reason to bring him in.
An unusually fine episode, with questions of moral and legal “justice” moving back and forth in a careful balance. I wish it could have ended with the jury forewoman standing up to read the verdict - but then leaving us hanging to argue about it with ourselves.
A bit like that SVU episode “Doubt”
With all due respect I appreciate that the verdict was NG
Especially when they added as to why the boy was mad at the police.
@@theloremaestro5498 So he deserves to get away with shooting a random cop?
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I would say with better context it would makes sense why he did it not that I’m condoning it but I understand why he did it.
@@OneGaurdianI’m condoning it. He shot a cheating smut.
Miss Jerry Orbach 😢
I miss Jerry Orbach, S Epatha Merkerson, Jesse L Martin
Mister. 😆
Oh my gosh, me too!!
The chatty co-worker at the nurse's station 😂😂😂😂😂
This is where audio is lost
She is a cop on the show justified, I recognized her voice the second she spoke.
she was so cute 😂
Working in a hospital is like that, lots of office politics
@@coffeeaddictexpress5038 : I recognized her as well, very great show & acting! :)
I’ve seen it in the military too. Female in the service married to a man with no job and no ambition, eventually has an affair with a male in her department (usually a supervisor/superior rank). Both parties are guilty of article 134 of the UCMJ, fraternization/infidelity.
It’s despicable. Both members should be kicked out of the service.
That was a poorly executed escape
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This episode was a cavalcade of incompetence from the cops and prosecutors.
The smiles at 7:05 😂😂😂😂.
I swooned.
I wonder if this was the first time Green's Gambling habit was mentioned?
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Kid falling flat on his face, lol.
With a Cop-Shooting we started bad with this case
They thought it was the other cop because he listens to his co-workers? Just because they're antisocial doesn't mean other co-workers aren't friends.
He was sleeping with her. Vested interest.
i talk to one of my coworkers all the time about her family and it took me a full year to even realize how old her daughter might be because she’s in kindergarten, i still have no clue if she’s 5 or 6, 17 months is a weirdly specific age to remember and they may find it weird she was talking about mommy stuff to a man who can’t relate
"I dindo." 😅😂😆
1:28- Why didn't you use it? LOL
Use what?!
No justice for an italian police woman. Episode ahead of its time
Yeah when you're innocent you run from the cops then after they catch you you say that you did nothing, not believing a word coming out of his mouth.
That was the weirdest partner reference I’ve ever heard 😩 I know my former partners shoe size 🤣🤣🤣
One of the episodes that reminds one of the double standards applied to racism.
so no5t cool man
# 224!!!
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Next time, match the actor with the scene he's actually in, not in this instance where the other man is a fellow police officer.
Drinking in uniform??
Drinking coffee…
Can anyone give me a spoiler?
The shooter had a brother who was murders by the police and they ruled it a suicide so the boy got revenge (Verdict: Not Guilty)
And Gregory Hines was the defense attorney.
@@Tulane_Gargoyle
One of those *RARE* episodes Jack McCoy takes an L
@@Tulane_GargoyleGregory Hines?! Now I have to watch.
'' They have to, when they run away from something, we run towards it '' . Another great piece of copaganda there but Uvalde Texas shows it very differently.
Uvalde was southern co0s, not NY cops. How many cops ran toward the buildings on 9/11?
@@RLucas3000 Fair point. Bit unfair of me to paint all cops with the cowards brush based on Uvalde. 9/11 showed there are definitely absolute heroes in the police force.
Yeah, especially after the school shooting of that girl killing elementary schoolers. They took her down no hesitation.
So Green had snow on his head, they walk over to their car, he answers his cell, he's standing on sidewalk, no snow on his head. Humm???
My final 2 years of Highschool while attending it in the city with students running through the hallway from Detectives and Cops was almost a daily occurrence. FYI my Highschool was nice, one of the tops in the city, and it was a remotely Jewish oriented with a minor Asian and Hispanic community, the big issue was that the district forced certain schools to bring in kids from bad neighborhoods to make up the difference. Thus they brought along their outside issues into the school before we knew it we got the label "ghetto" as well. It took over a decade, but I'm glad the schools fought back this idea, and now students can only attend schools closer to their zip code, unless they want to take a city bus to their desired school, which is an available option.
Do not lump all children who grew up in rough neighborhoods as children who have problems with the law. I was a child who lived in the city and went to private school in the suburbs but the kids who lived in the suburbs were the ones with criminal records and I was an A/B student who consistently made the honor roll. Mind you I specifically attended catholic schools from elementary to college. It’s how your parents raise you and the values they instill in you that matter not the neighborhood you grew up in.
The disappearing snow man
I'll save the trouble. Some black kid blames white cops for the death of his brother. She just got shot by chance by being the first out the door. ....she lived.
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I think you need to take your meds
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