Delusional Woman Kills for the Devil | Law & Order

[@felisd]

There's something intrinsicly ironic about a doxxing site that refuses to give up the identities of their members who are doing the doxxing.

[@daynechastant]

All hail the Double Standard.

[@shane99ca]

One’s own vices are always sacrosanct.

[@Hollow_Spam]

Remind me why doxing isn't illegal?

[@Maw_man]

@Sam depends on if the information is publicly available.

[@Renegade2786]

Some folks don't want a taste of their own medicine.

[@sambyers7653]

"This guy cut me off and was texting while driving! It's a good thing my phone was already in my hands to take a picture of him in those brief seconds."

[@catherinep2034]

Good point, though maybe passenger took the pic?

[@Iuxinterior]

very accurate levels of internet hypocrisy

[@starpawsy]

Catherine is correct. The proportions clearly indicate that is was taken from the right hand seat.

[@judithvissers1233]

E​@@catherinep2034

[@KhaosN7]

"We release private information to help punish people who do bad things." "Okay, so can you help us catch a murderer?" "Get off my back, haven't you ever heard of privacy?"

[@momopeach8896]

Hypocrisy at its finest

[@pinkmosey]

😂😂😂😂ye wtf

[@nickerskine6326]

hypocrites!

[@ThePokemonSoldier]

The double standard of internet addicts. More than glad to doxx someone else, but draw the line at sharing their own info.

[@bigjedimullet]

lmao at the cops writing the mildest possible insulting comment and giggling about it like 13-year-olds making a prank call

[@notimportant3932]

i think thats the point, its a weak insult and these people are going to get overly reactive to it.

[@irdakilam3993]

Ah, the true art of trolling.

[@thegreatselkie6009]

@TheCrab-je4rk 🧌🧌🧌

[@alexisgrunden1556]

Got some strong _'Is your refrigerator running? Then you better go catch it'_ style crank call vibes, there~😂😂😂

[@christiankopec2342]

I love how this woman goes from I don’t believe in human sacrifice to the devil told me to do it to I need my lawyer now 😂😂

[@amarieoflothlorien]

as soon as they realise the gig is over, it's the devil made me do it.

[@Kling195]

That’s how religion is. Believing in fictional characters is very psychologically unhealthy

[@SuperiFox]

not their finest writing

[@Iuxinterior]

not the fake insanity plea charade 😭

[@that.ll_do_pig]

Have you watched a lot of true crime interrogations because it's unfortunately realistic. ​@@SuperiFox

[@supersizesenpai]

That nervous "im just speculating" followed by the look that screams "sus" had me cracking up.

[@CarlywithaY90]

The woman at the end is a fantastic actress (in character and otherwise)! Really captured delusional, perfectly.

[@muffassa6739]

This is a great show. This is one of my favorite episodes great cast.

[@metalface7283]

@@muffassa6739hi, what season and episode is this?

[@qualitysweat9631]

Whos the aftress

[@yesterdayitrained]

@@metalface7283 Check the Description: Season 20, Episode 06 *Human Flesh Search Engine*

[@charliela1844]

yooo, that batshit crazy stuff came outta no where lol

[@Deborahtunes]

0:37 "I'm just spectaculating, it's not from experience"...😂😂😂

[@Deborahtunes]

"What about Lupo, he's juicy" (6:14). This one is a hoot...😂😂😂

[@LaShea69]

Even if it was experience, y'all mind ya business. Lol.

[@Deborahtunes]

@@LaShea69 ~ 👍😄😂😂

[@ChristopherCapersJones]

@@Deborahtunes Speculating*

[@Deborahtunes]

@@ChristopherCapersJones ~ You're right. I allowed spell-check to put the word up there and only glanced at it...

[@MSW96]

“Haha I don’t believe in human sacrifices” *few moments later* “He was getting messages from the devil…” Psychoooooo

[@CharizardMaster69]

went from zero to a hundred real quick

[@avatarofasura3971]

You know who else says they don't believe in human sacrifices, people who believe in human sacrifices

[@Raison_d-etre]

@@CharizardMaster69 Seemed like a setup for an insanity plea rather than genuine belief, based on the clip alone.

[@copperlogancannon6910]

Bernard: “what about lupo? He’s juicy” Lopo: “thank you!” Me: *laughing*😂

[@lemonmoon8478]

Law and order be crazy sometimes

[@angiki9988]

It's odd to me that they didn't broach the subject about what happens when they people directing the blind hate mob get the wrong person. Or even better, when someone uses that sort of thing to harass a completely innocent person. That could have just been a picture of someone walking their dog, and their ex making up a story to send the internet after them.

[@Renagade2332]

Well it seems like they delved into that just a tad with the hate mob targeting the victim due to his prior negligence of texting and driving. The detective arguing that it was the police's job to take corrective social action is pretty condemning of groups who target and harass people from an online forum. Of course its followed up by the detective getting doxxed and then smeared, even though he did not threaten or do anything violent towards the owner of the website.

[@daynechastant]

An example of using the public to accomplish a goal. In the 20th century, we got "suicide by cop." Now, it's "assault with a deadly weapon - the Internet."

[@elisabethschmerzler963]

I agree with the first comment, and I think it’s important to add that this episode was released in 2009/2010, so such large scale hate campaigns and “cancel culture” mobs weren’t as big as they have been in the past few years then

[@purplefood1]

IIRC after the Boston Bombing the Internet found a number of innocent people they accused of being the bomber.

[@TheresFuckeryAfoot]

This is decade old. Things going on now were not happening then to the extent it is today. If anything this was forecasting the current climate. And They do have several episodes dealing with vigilante/mob mentality.

[@ZephyrShadowBombShop]

"im sorry ma'am lawyers all comunicate with the devil you might have a hard time finding one"

[@shadowwriter329]

I mean there are plenty of lawyers for the devil to have as his legal team. He has practically all the pickings.

[@gildedgoblin2999]

@@shadowwriter329 Hell, he's probably got the guy who got OJ off as his primary legal consultant.

[@ryujourno5105]

​@@gildedgoblin2999well this comment aged well. OJ has now died

[@bumblefilm]

"What about Lupo, he's juicy?" I lost it 😭😭

[@YTUse601]

"Thank you 😏 "

[@skylafarrell5527]

Lol same that saying thought I was about to laugh

[@targaryenxmandi]

Well his voice is tho

[@dfmrcv862]

Ahh... doxxing. Because if the Reddit-Boston Bomber incident taught us anything is that it definitely *can't* ruin the wrong person's life!

[@obliviouz]

The person that Reddit "identified" as the Boston Bomber was missing and dead long before he was wrongly ID'd. Reddit didn't ruin anyone's life, as much as it's filled with idiots. And "doxxing" is just sharing public information that's already available.

[@dfmrcv862]

@@obliviouz 1) Tell that to his family who got harassed by news organizations wanting to interview them and people online. 2) Doxxing, according to oxford, very clearly says that it's defined as the "publishing of *private* information of an individual on the internet, usually with malicious intent". Yeah, do your research, kids. Don't be a redditor.

[@darkassassin6457]

@@obliviouz doxxing is not sharing public information ahaha an example of doxxing is getting upset at someone on a game so you use a third party to get their an IP and then swatting them which can and has ended up in their death...

[@obliviouz]

@@darkassassin6457 Swatting is separate from doxxing. Your IP address example is valid, except your IP address isn't private information at all either.

[@KaneDeath4]

@@darkassassin6457 you literally just repeated what he said with different words lol the doxxing part was getting the private information (ip address) and swatting is something different. It’s scary how many ppl liked ur comment. Also kind of proves the original comments point lol

[@Rachel-ux9zk]

"We're the police and it's OUR job to take corrective social action." - Yeah, the saleslady who got sexually assaulted by having her top pulled off in public seemed very grateful for their corrective social action.

[@ayameisastar]

Except she didn't sound like she reported the assault to the police and the creep is now dead. The civil suit was perfectly justified and I'm sorry she didn't fictionally win but even fictional police can't do anything if the victim or a witness doesn't report the crime

[@shadowrobot7708]

It’s also fucked up when we live in a world where cops can shoot people for no justifiable reason and face no consequences

[@jackiewymer762]

@@shadowrobot7708 sooo the cops should also WAIT til someone pulls a gun and shoots them first? or ambushes them..... c'mon, yes there are crappy cops.... but there are ALOT of pos thug wannabe's that purposely ambush or shoot a cop just because... and in that situation??? i do not feel sorry at all for the worthless pos's that get shot...

[@shadowrobot7708]

@@jackiewymer762 That's not at all what I said. Also I was referring to when they shoot unarmed people or ;people who are on the ground

[@shadowrobot7708]

@@ayameisastar She was supposed to report a crime the police did to the police and not expect retaliation?

[@dakotastein9499]

"my job discription didint say: get raped by leprechauns" lmfao i dont know weather its the absurdety of the sentance or the the way she says it but that line gets me every time

[@LucianDevine]

Even in the context of what happened it's pretty absurd. How did it go from getting her top ripped off to raped by leprechauns?

[@anonnnymousthegreat]

Imagine the actor who played the dead victim. I would have a hard time making sure i didn’t move while holding my breath and composure in a suspended state.

[@ExplorerDS6789]

But at least you can say you were on Law & Order, something for the ol' resume.

[@paulhunter6742]

How did special effects people set that up without putting him risk of hanging himself, FOR Real?

[@nutellacelery8830]

@@paulhunter6742 I mean it is an actual position people put themselves in. The cloth likely wasn't tight and they monitored him closely.

[@kaytlinjustis5643]

@@paulhunter6742 I've seen a horror segment of where the 'bodies' are people hanging by a noose, they had a special harness to prevent them being choked to death. Even the 'knives' was fake blood and cut off blades made to look real! Freaked me out as a kid, but as an adult it's pretty impressive!

[@rajib2k5]

They could have used a mannequin with realistic looking mask

[@drakeloki4214]

So she is crazy enough to say the devil stuff but sain enough to ask for a lawyer, it was an act/ruse in the show right?

[@lfaf9509]

In real life, even mentally ill people will often ask for a lawyer. Just because someone is mentally disturbed enough to believe the devil is giving someone messages, doesn't mean they are not also capable of knowing to ask for a lawyer. Even Neo Nazi's ask for Lawyers when they brutally kill someone, and you don't get much more mentally ill than they tend to be.

[@YesHumphreyAppleby]

Iirc they actually end up going after the site owner

[@maxb548]

Just saying I wouldn’t have felt bad for the lady that killed the kitten…..

[@lizziebkennedy7505]

Nah.

[@sarahfarr7400]

Clearly, she did it just to get attention. She might have been drunk or under the influence when she did it. Or she could've just been crazy and did it to get someone to approach her so she could do who-knows-what to the victims caught in her trap.

[@Kayjee17]

True story. Happened in China and the video is still out there on the internet somewhere 🤮

[@chaytiano6896]

That’s a real story.

[@Freestyle80]

because your life is hollow and no one likes you so you want everyone else to be that way

[@yoonginavy4967]

The reason I liked the original season was it was all about the investigation and prosecution not about the detectives lives and them falling in love with one another like in suv. I hope they bring the original back. Suv is annoying cause of all the unnecessary couple shipping, it takes away from the investigation which is the interesting part.

[@QueerlyBeloved386]

They are, its been announced

[@CC-si3cr]

1) The show is Law & Order SVU: Special Victims Unit. It has nothing to do with a motor vehicle. 2) You must've started watching SVU during more recent seasons bc DW makes it a point to NOT put too much emphasis on the detective's personal lives. 3) Other than Amanda and Carisi's budding relationship there really isn't a lot of air time spent on their love lives. I have seen every single SVU episode multiple times over its 23 season run. There have been glimpses of their personal lives in multiple arch episodes, but those usually have something to do with a case.

[@yoonginavy4967]

@@CC-si3cr suv or svu I don't care, it still sucks. You're obviously a fan of the suv /svu and I'm a fan of the original let's just leave it like that.

[@illusion2719]

I agree. I can understand learning bits about the detectives lives to give them more depth, but SVU has whole episodes where only small parts are about the crime and everything else is about the detectives private lives which has nothing to do with the crime. I usually skip sections in each episode. It means I can sometimes watch an episode and due to skipping past the detectives lives I only end up watching about 10 minutes of it which is the crime and the result.

[@Renagade2332]

Ya'll talking about Law and Order, ya'll talking about SVU, but I'm just sitting here missing Criminal Intent and Detectives Robert Goren and Alexandra Eames.

[@Swissswoosher]

“I’m just speculating it’s not from experience” 😬😂😂😂😂

[@ponygon777]

That website owner should have used his Hot Tub Time Machine to prevent prevent this crime from ever happening.

[@ricardog2165]

He used Lougle to find people's addresses and phone numbers 😆

[@eldridgedavis]

Glad this show is coming back. 😀😀

[@CC-si3cr]

I CANNOT BELIEVE IT'S COMING BACK!!!! It ended over a decade ago. I hope Jack McCoy is coming back as the D.A. If not I hope I get to see some familiar faces.

[@sonamytmnt9783]

@@CC-si3cr WAIT, ITS COMING BACK!? WHEN!?

[@bettysmith4641]

@@sonamytmnt9783 February, 24

[@maxcardun]

It was gone?

[@Lily-kl1of]

Lord if I ever meet a person like her, I’m saying my prayers immediately because only God can protect you from people like her.

[@klutzmtg2310]

The irony of believing in one fictional thing protecting you from another is hilarious.

[@Lily-kl1of]

@@klutzmtg2310 I respect your decision not to be religious. Please respect my decision to be religious and I kindly ask you not to mock my faith.

[@Lily-kl1of]

@@klutzmtg2310 And furthermore you really should be careful in regards to criticizing one’s faith because to many people, faith is apart of who they are. To some it is their only reason for living.

[@thelifeofkhama9910]

@@klutzmtg2310 uhh buddy god isn’t fictional

[@tbazz95]

@@klutzmtg2310 I love how there's "body shaming" and "kink shaming." As soon as someone does religion shaming, we all jump on the band wagon. It's just sad

[@aemiliadelroba4022]

She acts so innocent and believing but then >> her real color shows !

[@alessandrajackson3768]

That forensic dude at the beginning had way too much knowledge

[@Treblaine]

If anyone is going to have such knowledge, it would be a forensics dude. They've literally seen everything.

[@joshbenedetti1292]

hacking into personnel data from a State or Federal Service... That sounds like Federal or at least maybe a few fines.

[@CristySFM1234]

Fun fact: the stepping on a kitten part is likely a reference to a real incident that hit the media when a group of teens filmed themselves stomping on a turtle then posted it on Facebook getting the attention of 4chan who doxed the teens resulting in the teens getting arrested

[@purepessimist]

That's horrible poor kitten and turtle.

[@purepessimist]

There's nothing fun about that fact!

[@LucianDevine]

Or when a person posted a picture of them stepping in the salad container at, I think it was a Burger King, but the internet was able to track them down with nothing more than that picture.

[@Darapsa]

There is a video of a woman in spiked heels stepping on a kitten. It is horrific.

[@MsTinkerbelle87]

It’s just crazy how literally nothing has changed…💔

[@Charheartsart]

"Your'e cowards and you're stupid"-giggles

[@n543576]

4:28 I swear they just described the concept of "canceling" people. Idk how old this ep is but this is a very relevant topic, well done Law and Order!

[@Afalstein]

Van Buren pulled a "one more thing"

[@FlowerDesign968]

Classic. Columbo vibes.

[@emiliedescoteaux5518]

it's always so funny to me that they just interrogate people with super private details in public

[@petelarosa282]

I really like this show, some really good acting good stories and so on. Peter

[@CC-si3cr]

Just a friendly observation...there's no need to sign your name @ the end of a post Peter. We know it's you bc of your user name. You can type whatever you want and put a period @ the end of your statement and keep it moving.

[@skullyskaric7779]

9:48 that's the face when you see through the eyes of a lying scumbag.

[@qb3540]

"What about Lupo, hes juicy" *Zarbon Moans*

[@HSRUA427]

I always appreciate Lupo’s telling interviewees to stop walking

[@badatheist9948]

what is really frightening. a few hundred years ago. her delusions were main stream

[@Gendo.]

8:26 that perfect tone of a principal/boss/authority figure catching you misbehaving.

[@aemiliadelroba4022]

I see many “ social media vigilante “ these days who take laws in their own hand > terrible consequences and horrific incidents , like the one in Georgia when three white men chased a black man and shot him ( all are sentenced to life in prison ) , but there are more nuts out there .! Criminals and civilians vigilante are both hazardous to safty and order …

[@napalmstickylikeglue]

When the government won't take care of criminal activity, the citizenry will take care of it eventually. You can't claim that vigilantes are dangerous to the public whenever criminals are allowed to roam free. If there were no criminals blatantly getting away with breaking the law, in effect law enforcement doing their job.... There would be no reason for vigilantism.

[@napalmstickylikeglue]

Perfect example being the government refusing to protect citizens and this country from illegals, and the cartels at the border. Eventually those citizens are going to stop calling border patrol, the police, etc..... And are just going to start doing the three S's.

[@rhuephus]

that stuff has been going on for thousands of years

[@prestonlogan3808]

I need more info on the three white men who killed the black man

[@Freestyle80]

@@napalmstickylikeglue found the crazy freedom shouter

[@whitetigerproductions8655]

I really wanted them to arrest that guy for hypocrisy

[@beverlyledbetter4906]

Another of my favorite teams: Lupo and Bernard!✌️

[@Rosemarie-YouTube-]

Why would you post a video of yourself stepping on & killing a kitten? With all of the minor non-offensive videos uploaded, that end up having someone outraged no matter how small the reason, it'll still go viral. So to think you wouldn't be hunted down for stepping on a kitten til death will definitely get you doxxed with zero sympathy, & hopefully also end up charges with irl jail time & fines.... Is the chance to go viral really worth it, no matter how awful?? Is online publicly really no longer considered negatively anymore, it's considered positively no matter what for some reason???

[@ariadneschild8460]

It might be a reference to the one boy two kittens video that led to the arrest of luka magnotta for the murder of Jun Lin.

[@teslagirl1]

@@ariadneschild8460 I think you're right...there was a documentary about how it was the cat abusing videos that brought Luka down, since it aroused the wrath of internet sleuths. I believe it's called "Don't F*ck With Cats"...saw it on Netflix.

[@ariadneschild8460]

@@teslagirl1 sad thing is he got out early bc of covid regulations. RIP Jun Lin.

[@teslagirl1]

@@ariadneschild8460 Our justice system...

[@ariadneschild8460]

@@teslagirl1 Australia isn't much better.

[@aaronburgin1442]

We've been doxxing for a looooong time

[@Karen-du3pj]

The second half of this is great

[@matthewcaughey8898]

No you can’t see a lawyer cause your getting a 1 way trip to the mental hospital for the criminally insane

[@Eazy-ERyder]

"I'm just speculating. It's not from experience." Ok buddy

[@ahboaz]

As the devil, i confirm that texting and driving is indeed an abomination.

[@ncc74656m]

"WE are the police." Sounds like a cop to me.

[@EverettNightshade]

"The Devil made me do it." What a stupid excuse.

[@nyarden301]

rob cordry always starting trouble

[@Cure_Hana]

Well this has definitely aged like fine wine.

[@terrynasonisasupervillain9017]

Nice video

[@chinabuzz]

Nice reference to human flesh search engines.

[@kinggoldark3853]

Cancel Culture and social media mob hysteria. Law and Order always loved being on the cutting edge.

[@ValdezJu]

Yes but who doesn't believe in human sacrificing your children to the Catholic church? What's wrong with saying that?

[@katherynemero4118]

Oddly, I think it's a mix of what democrats are doing AND what republicans are doing. Who knew it was a mix and match Law & Order episode.

[@JohnSmith-im8qt]

Cancel culture does not exist. The first amendment protects my freedom of association. No one can make me support someone I don't like. That's literally all "cancel culture" is.

[@alarrim29574]

@@JohnSmith-im8qt it can get you fired ruining any future job opportunities. Which can basically ruin your life

[@kinggoldark3853]

@@JohnSmith-im8qt “No one can make me support someone I don’t like” is a long distance from unilaterally judging that someone’s past or present behavior makes them ineligible for participation in public society, and then engaging in a campaign to accomplish this. The latter is cancel culture, and it absolutely exists.

[@mijajajaja]

Am I imaging things, or is that a sped-up/more modern version of the Law & Order theme song playing at the store early on in the video? (Starting @1:47)

[@ferretman6790]

7:14 Twitter when someone says a fairly common and reasonable opinion that the majority of the population agree with:

[@fourthhorsemendeath218]

I went from a clip of rapture fanatics to a satanic murderer. Ironic

[@TheMwendaa]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@maren2651]

im halfway through, just to the point where the detective is posting on the forum. i paused and thought 'how to hell does this get to killing for the devil?'

[@laurelsilberman5705]

“I’m just speculating, it’s not from experience.” Spoken like a man speaking from experience😂

[@epiphannytaylor3211]

I mean, I feel like you guys should have extended this one because I am lost

[@NarutoShirobonHinata]

There was a well known KZbinr who's 2nd account got leaked because he enjoyed squashing live snails with heels on. 👠 it was disgusting...

[@catherinep2034]

Oh, the poor snails

[@dreamendles4828]

when I watch hacking on TV it looks like a surgeon saving mans life with carrot

[@jfifthb]

that escalated EXTREMELY quickly

[@jeannehall6546]

A regular Kenneth- the guy running the website!

[@tinachandler3091]

And my twin was killed by a distracted driver

[@rhuephus]

and what distracted you ???

[@shadowrobot7708]

I find it terrible that the are focusing on wrongful persecution of police when police officers can murder people for no justification and get paid time off. I think that’s the bigger issue here. Or that good officers can be fired for reporting bad behavior (or even worse be refused backup during a gun fight)

[@ey7290]

Erm Police officers can't just murder people, and that "paid time off" is them being investigated into if they lawfully acted, if it wasn't lawful then they are charged with murder and go to court like any other person who has been charged

[@shadowrobot7708]

@@ey7290 I saw a police officer murder a guy on video by saying he wasn't complying (even though he was) and he got paid time off.

[@shadowrobot7708]

@@ey7290 kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZfPeKqvjMiZqpo

[@shadowrobot7708]

@@ey7290 Afterwords he was let go and given a monthly life time pension for "PTSD" for killing a person "Brailsford, who is 28 years old, receives a monthly check for $2,569.21. He will receive the pension for the rest of his life, unless the local board requests a new medical diagnosis and it shows a recovery from PTSD symptoms. " He was medically retired not fired.

[@ey7290]

@@shadowrobot7708 Completely agree with you, on this incident, this was murder. But one incident doesn't dictate every police officer or every OIS, They do get charged, 2021 alone 6 officers were convicted for murder or manslaughter in separate incidents dating between 2018 and 2021. With bodycams being more and more prevalent it makes these OIS incidents clearer, both on officers who do wrong and officers who react appropriately, most of these incidents are available to watch on youtube or on news sites, every time a trigger is pulled an investigation has to happen When you lump everyone into one category and paint a black and white image, it doesn't do any good, nor does it do good to your cause

[@MattyKwik]

The graphics tho. LOL 😂 "Tracing ... tracing ..." 😆

[@jimnasium452]

Hilariously, the photo of the texting driver was itself made by a distracted driver--the driver taking the photo--who didn't notice traffic stopped in his lane while he adjusted the focus. Subsequently he wished someone hadn't killed that other driver so he could sue him. Dun Dun

[@VSaber365]

9:17 is where this video started to lose me. None of what they were saying was followable nor understandable nor made any sense to me. Could someone please explain to me what was going on there?

[@briansmith8898]

The woman was brought in for questioning, because she had posted a death threat on a website towards the person who died. The woman, under questioning, claimed she made those comments in a sort of revenge, because her daughter had been killed in an accident involving a taxi driver texting while driving. The Police tried to look up the incident, but found no record of such an accident. Further, they found out that the woman's daughter was not dead at all, but had been taken away by child protective services. The reason the daughter was taken was because the woman had been caught trying to have her daughter made a human sacrifice by a catholic church. The woman then claimed that the deceased was being given messages from the devil to kill others. The woman had made up the entire accident story. In this clip, it isn't made clear if she really believes her daughter was killed, or if she is just lying to try to get away with murder.

[@VSaber365]

So, in other words, she’s in self-delusional denial about everything screwed up about herself? 🤨

[@joseliaalves1933]

Saudades de assistir essa série na tv paga só matando saudade aqui pena que é muito curto o episódio ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@randymorales1127]

That was the best one.. welcome home moonies, they should have called it...😮

[@tieflingcorpse9817]

couldnt they just arrest him for hiding potential evidence?

[@SirStanleytheStumbler]

Nah just get a warrant

[@jtdavie9466]

Lol Police investigate random internet memes and catch a live one 😑☺️😊😆😂🤣

[@omarrkoroma3345]

What a program!

[@badman3000]

Even the crazy lady smart is enough to ask for a lawyer.

[@AndrewBarsky]

The guy was texting while driving (obviously it looks way out of touch and obnoxious) but how did someone take the picture if they were alone?

[@racookster]

The description says Season 20. That was 2009. Wow. Nobody yet knew how bad incitement, doxxing, and hiding behind the First Amendment was going to get.

[@tylerlambert8953]

"We're the police, we take corrective social action." If the show was anything less than a modern fantasy story this would be a comedic line.

[@brianellinger6622]

She said yeah we are over here

[@dustinsova4937]

What a Lunatic

[@ADAMSIXTIES]

7:40 "3 years ago my daughter was killed by a taxi driver". 8:29 "we checked accident reports from 3 years ago and there was no report involving a taxi and a child". I mean even if she was sitting there for hours, it's probably still not enough time to do a report based on information that vague. But even if there was, she didn't even say where it occurred (unless she told them off camera). But even with the computer tech of 2009 it would probably take a lot longer to check every report from 3 years ago. And I guarantee there was at least one report involving a taxi an child.

[@RevolErtaeht]

True but they dug deeper and found out what really happened to the little girl

[@booksrbetterthanpeople9621]

0:38 Suuuuure

[@LachySimmons]

This is so messed up! A man should not be stripped, taken advantage of, and then murdered therefore loosing his dignity.

[@garbagetierhuman7021]

yeah, that shit's for women only!

[@thomasplouffe1363]

I would have arrested him in a second

[@Renagade2332]

On what charge?

[@Bostonterrierslol]

They can come back with a warrant

[@gummy5862]

@@Renagade2332 Doxxing is literally a crime and can get you a year in jail plus a $1,000 fine. The man was an accessory to this crime by providing a platform that allowed users to openly dox people and incite violence. This is not protected by the first amendment right to free speech. On top of that, a man was possibly killed directly due to his action of doxing him. That in itself could be manslaughter or being an accessory to murder.

[@rhuephus]

not if you're dead

[@vxskud]

Website dude needs a Sipowicz "tune up"

[@shannonsmith4174]

lupo is juicy he's one of the only cops i would have fun with..

[@jaysartori9032]

Okay someone is getting a one-way ticket to the funny farm

[@-elijahriggs-]

I guess NYPD never heard of NordVPN.

[@ridesndines4886]

What episode number is this?

[@jacquiplans]

Cuz.

[@idgafjuslisten]

Is that Colin Robinson?

[@LoneHerald]

Bruh, the name for the person who commented toward Kevin was TinyTina... Seems like one of the people who created Borderlands got a bright idea

[@Nevertoleave]

So how did the person that took the texting and driving photo, take their photo?

[@rhuephus]

ever hear of a "CAMERA" or a smartphone ???? DUH

[@thinkpadBentnoseTheBlind]

@@rhuephus right. So taking a pic with a phone while driving is the same as texting. Both use of a phone device while driving . Both are illegal. I think that is what Nevertoleave meant.

[@Johny_Truant]

Wouldn't this have been a case for Law and Order SVU?

[@lindseymcdougall9774]

When did she request info on the kid getting hit by a taxi, if she only just found out about it?

[@maryclaremayo6157]

Is that Rob Cordry?

[@toooldforcitylife]

It is. Loved him and Riggle in Blackballed.

[@eldridgedavis]

Sure is

[@roachqueen1973]

This is spin on American Apparel sexual harassment case.

[@venalisa3116]

Blonde hair, blue eyes reminds me of the policewoman who shot that man in his own flat. I’ve always wondered what he could have done differently to avoid being murdered.. maybe he should have eaten popcorn instead of ice-cream.

[@DONTworryIgotTHIS]

How tf did they identify someone posting some random message board? Even if they were using their unmasked IP addresses many ISP's cycle those and only they would be able to pair the address with personal data for which they'd need a warrant.