Finding Missing Evidence - Law & Order

[@austinmajor3288]

"The color of your skin is neither a stain, nor a shield."

[@Hiro-li8cf]

where is that quote from, i love it

[@austinmajor3288]

@@Hiro-li8cf from me, actually, I made it up on the spot after hearing from all the riots and such

[@potatogirl1340]

@@austinmajor3288 genius!

[@katherynemero4118]

too bad it's not true.

[@austinmajor3288]

@@katherynemero4118 only if people saying it is or isn't

[@Biorythym]

the disabled kid is either an awesome actress, or props to the show for hiring a kid actor with a real disability

[@TheAlps36]

What disorder did she have?

[@pjthehomelessmage]

Regardless she was adoreable

[@crimefighterg33k]

She has no other credits so...

[@jew9479]

I remember an SVU episode with a handicapped girl and she wanted a hug from Ice T. It was a cute moment.

[@jew9479]

Season 9 episode 4

[@michaelmacdonell4834]

The girl actress - amazing

[@shevahauser1780]

Yes!

[@MaddipiesSpencer]

She may not be actin sum use actual disability children fot dtuff like this not always but they sumtimes do

[@jessyleppert2]

I'm facebook friends with her

[@camillarodriguez341]

She was adorable 🥰

[@55Quirll]

There was a TV show called ' Life Goes On ' that had an actual mentally disabled boy on and it was quite good. I believe the President had him up to the Whitehouse too.

[@lyramaria1067]

Season 5 of Law and Order rocked. All the best were on. Logan, Briscoe, McCoy, Kincaid.

[@Vic82toire]

Swoon!

[@darthhauler9947]

After Logan, Briscoe and McCoy left the show or weren't a big part of it I kinda lost interest. They made the show for a long time and were so interesting to watch interact.

[@dakotad70]

@@darthhauler9947 McCoy never left .

[@nicholasmaude6906]

Unfortunately S5 ended with Logan leaving the show (Christopher Noth's pay negations failed) which was unfortunate since in addition to him being one of my favourite L&O characters (Another being Briscoe) Brisco and Logan were my favourite cop duo on L&O.

[@fever_spike]

@@dakotad70As of this past Thursday night, he officially has…Jack tendered his resignation as District Attorney.

[@mwuahugz1115]

i love it when mike talks to kids and old ladies

[@barbm2375]

I love it too

[@MMuraseofSandvich]

"Maybe I took the gun." If he signs a statement to that effect, that's a confession. Or Lenny or Mike can take the stand.

[@thegreenmanofnorwich]

Should they be questioning a girl with learning disabilities without a patent, guardian, or lawyer present?

[@NC-ij9rb]

A patent definite needs to be there 😂

[@thegreenmanofnorwich]

@@NC-ij9rb clearly a misspelling, I'm quite sure you would have known what I meant.

[@isaacmartinez7192]

@@NC-ij9rb Her intellectual property calls for a patent

[@stanwalkerlover23]

In the episode the first time they talk to her, someone was with her .i don’t know why the second time which was this clip no one was with her

[@nmkasprkasprowicz4615]

@Modustollens1 Eh. We can handle ourselves just fine, thank you very much.

[@marcykeeley7709]

I was too distracted by the way Chris Noth was leaning off the ledge to pay attention

[@trevormoses5061]

I remember saying "Please don't fall off!"

[@TheBatugan77]

I hate that.

[@michaelsinclair8733]

That poor little girl had me crying.

[@jessyleppert2]

That's my friend Jaclyn

[@teacher555555]

this is what i like about 80s to early 2000s shows. they were willing to call somone out for what they are or actually hire someone that fits exactly what they need that part to be. plus it gives that actor/actress the onces in a lifetime chance to be on TV which they may never get again.

[@theduke7539]

back then retarded was the polite word, then stupid kids had to go around turning it into an insult, all the while adults have to figure out a new way of saying things. its pretty is to say someone is retarded. saying someone is special can only be said two ways, Euphemistically or passive aggressively. sounds better that way

[@teacher555555]

@@theduke7539 well for the most part calling something or someone retarded means being held back by something. for a bad example, a jake brake on a big rig an engine retardation system to help slow down the truck and reduce wear and tear on the brakes. for people its usually meant as a person with low IQ like forest Gump. calling someone "special needs" make it sound better but does nothing to get to the root cause of the issue, like calling people autistic. there is no such illness or disease as autism, its a word used to cover a wide variety of other illnesses, diseases or neurological disorders such as ADD, OCD, ODD, Tourettes, just being shy and other things. basically special needs was created by people who didnt want to upset parents by calling their child retarded and doctors who could then bill for many other tests

[@thomasalvarez6456]

Yeah now people like Peter Dinklidge will stop others from getting the same jobs because it’s not ‘pc’. He complained about seven dwarves in Snow White so seven actors lost a job.

[@nsahandler]

Modern shows hire people with actual conditions all the time

[@teacher555555]

@@nsahandler yes but now if it fits what the character is supposed to be. like chris from the show 9-11.

[@hiltonm3492]

Loved the series, used to watch in 04. Southerlyn, Briscoe & all the gang. Very nice running into it today here online! Thanks so much for uploading it!

[@madison-fakharaalabaljamil3917]

I just realized that the thumbnail is Mike holding the missing evidence

[@halimshah4400]

'becauce by nature im not violent man'..hey!.. me too..😂

[@ptcreations8947]

Show has changed so much through the seasons. You can see it throughout the seasons....

[@CC-si3cr]

I questioned why they were able to talk to that little girl w/o her parents present. Maybe bc the questioning was done in her classroom w/her teacher present. I was even more concerned when they took her on a field trip of the rooftop looking for a gun!

[@ChrisCosat]

Poor Zach. Looking like he's hard to McCoy on his way out of the office. Little boy, maybe you shouldn't have had a gun!

[@Skyrim896]

How disgusting. That lawyer threatened to start a riot and burn down the businesses of innocent people just to get his client off? He ought to be thrown in prison for that alone.

[@cdajah6920]

Idk if you know this.. but it’s VERY common in that community

[@davidbryant3532]

They do that in real life..

[@RLucas3000]

@@davidbryant3532here is the way they look at it, black people have SUFFERED through slavery, SUFFERED through Jim Crow, I’m a white guy and I could tell you stories from history that would make anyone with any humanity in them weep. Black WW1 soldiers lynched for still wearing their uniforms after they came home from the war, while white soldiers could continue to wear theirs to show what heroes they were. And that wasn’t that long ago. My dad was born in 1917. So this man is wrong. I’m far from saying what he is doing is right. But he’s seen so many innocent blacks framed by crooked DAs, that he has lost his way, and thinks ALL blacks are innocent. So he’s trying to fight back for his community, against all the evils that history can rain down on them. But we need to live in the present, acknowledge the strides we have made, the Voting Rights Act in the 60s was a big one, while still acknowledging how far we have to go, and it’s farther than we had to go in 2008, the re-election of Trump shows that. Did you know his Supreme Court is slowly dismantling the Voting Rights Act, one brick at a time? So not only is there still progress to be made, but former progress can be taken away. Here is the perfect example: a father whose 6 year old daughter is raped and abused by a monster, gets a gun into court and fires a gun into the back of the head of the monster. Did he do the right thing? Some would say yes, and some would say no. This black attorney is that father, shooting his gun at McCoy. McCoy knows it. (And he knows it’s wrong, but he understands why the man is doing it, which no one else here seems to.)

[@acwyatt1279]

Tony was the funniest "Gangster" I've ever seen lmaooooo

[@robertcampbell8070]

The actor was a founding member of Onyx.

[@melenynder7136]

He was Bird in The Wire too. Definitely way more vicious in that.

[@diosoth]

Wait... the suspect is named James Gordon? At least this wasn't set in Gotham City...

[@blindliberty4478]

That's why they need every police office room with a microphone and a recorder

[@christianfranz2686]

Christian Franz 1 second ago I think it’s so they can record it for the prosecution as evidence and if the person lashes out they have evidence for charges of assault

[@thetechlibrarian]

You hear that? That's the sound of your parole being revoked

[@RICHIECOQUI]

3:29 the 1 train at 125 street broadway!!

[@wyattnguyen6323]

"Burn baby Burn " this show was ahead of its time.

[@kossttamojaan]

this was such a captivating episode. after Orbach passed the series lost steam

[@robertobrien4799]

And now we're living it. Like the lawyer said burn baby burn.

[@TheBatugan77]

Yeah, okay. I'm in an open carry state. Shoot, buddy, shoot.

[@sarcasticallyrearranged]

Now? It’s been happening and it’s nothing new.

[@judekanawati7467]

I swear the guy chewing on that pencil and speaking like a true gangster... Had me LMAO 😆

[@poweredbyWatts]

Fredro Starr

[@gary609906]

@@poweredbyWatts He's just Bird to me.

[@skachor]

Jesus this show was ahead of its time

[@Ubepati]

After so many years of watching law and order im suprised people dont know the difference between an interview and an interrogation!!

[@toomanyaccounts]

because Miranda's are supposed to be read to make it an interrogation

[@martakavaliauskaite4566]

​@@toomanyaccountsexactly

[@christianfranz2686]

I was watching the old series with my grandparents and my grandmother out of nowhere told about when she was around my age ( I’m 15) she had a massive crush on Jerry Orbach

[@andrewrollinson7739]

09:59 what a great look! The MCU needs you, G-Dog.

[@ram8087]

Did anybody notice the drug transaction at the candy store

[@trevormoses5061]

Good catch.

[@JnEricsonx]

You kidding. The fucking candy store by me, in a mall as a kid dealt drugs. Not suprised.

[@TPTGopher]

And this was 1994

[@ipz-DonIgnacio]

5:38

[@ProjectMathesar]

Fun Fact: Tony "G-Dog" Rowland is played by Fredro Starr, who later played "Bird" on The Wire.

[@niabelizaire3596]

He also played Quinton “Q” Brooks on Moesha, and started as Malakai in Save the Last Dance.

[@josephrmancini3877]

Timing is everything

[@depressedglub32]

Ayeee look at who it is! I thought Omar sent bird away for life?

[@KasbashPlays]

Wait. WHEN DID THEY START OFFICIALLY PUTTING UP MCCOY BITS?

[@madmike8525]

wow they actually said "retarted" first time I ever heard that.

[@AgentXaos]

I thought he said the retired girl until it cut to her then I was like wtf

[@roguejester4986]

And they actually use the term right.

[@andreayton1586]

@@darkopz The reason why we can’t use that word is because a bunch of assholes turned it into a slur against mentally disabled kids as a means to mock or dehumanise them. Get your facts straight

[@Sneedmire]

@@andreayton1586 So we let those very same bunch of assholes win by letting them keep the word in the negative context? Really stopping the hate there...

[@snailsaredumb9412]

@@AgentXaos technically she's retired

[@connermasonsteven9221]

She was the best captain of this show miss her

[@MarshWaha]

Wish the full episode was available for purchase or rental.

[@AntonioCostaRealEstate]

The kid with the hood on interrogation room is the same as Bird on The Wire series. Same defiant attitude towards cops.

[@lovewhitey2027]

Great catch 👌🏻

[@RDoubt96]

That actor is Fredro Starr of Onyx fame.

[@MuzzyBarker]

This episode was really unsettling. McCoy was hellbent on indicting Anita, to the point that he accused her of racism on the witness stand. Then when the grand jury chose not to side with him, he decided it didn't matter anymore. I'm all for wanting accountability, but I don't understand why he would have such sour grapes about losing that he doesn't think the situation warrants investigation. Then he brags that he would have also indicted his dad, and it's supposed to all be okay. Gross.

[@JoybuzzerX]

He had to do his job. Just look at it. She shot a kid and the wrong kid (the unarmed kid) at that. The kids were black. You think it would've looked good for her to just get off without any public looking into it? He's also going to treat her as any other. After all that was said and done, his job was done. I don't think he had sour grapes. At that point they had nothing else to go with. That's why Lenny and Logan had to go looking for the gun. However, before that, at that point, his job was done and he couldn't do anything else. He does have other cases going on.

[@tictactin504]

@@JoybuzzerX Thats the thing about Law and Order. If its a prosecutor or a police officer then its "Just getting the job done" or "Ends justify means" but if its a defense attorney or which ever person they've decided is the perpetrator then its "Purposely Evil" or "100% them" even when theres more than reasonable doubt. Even when innocent people end up dead because of the main characters mistakes its just handwaved away as part of the "Process"

[@JoybuzzerX]

@@tictactin504 I don't think it's handwaved. But due to the procedural aspect of the show, we don't often get to see the effect on them. Season 4. Stone quit.

[@martakavaliauskaite4566]

​@@JoybuzzerXexactly

[@yesimemoin0935]

McCoy usually took things too far, this wasn't out of character for him. And the subtext throughout the episode is that the guys Anita works with aren't quite as unbiased as we'd like to think. Other officers and their relatives were arrested/indicted and got much more favorable treatment.

[@JR-bj3uf]

Does anyone else watch this police procedural with all of it's real life legal twists and get discourage that anything will help our society.?

[@rustinstardust2094]

By chance, has anyone here seen the film Lackawanna Blues? Merkerson truly shines in it. I loved Law & Order and loved her character...but we didn't really get to see much of her range as an actress.

[@britt01]

Everyone is calling Tony, Bird because of "The Wire". I call him Q because "Moesha" 😂. Plus, Onyx 😊.

[@subschillouteducationalcor2416]

i know him as freddo star

[@bettynolo23]

Lol, I know him as Q from Moesha too😂

[@jessanne427]

Malakai from save the last dance lol

[@BorosWarmaster]

Bird was lucky he was being interrogated in NY. We all know how it went down in Baltimore.

[@supercooled]

What happened in Baltimore? Cops got aggressive and killed a thug without due process? Still justice to my eyes. A lot of hard working people are sick and tired of being terrorized by thugs. May be a mass cleaning by a hit squad would scare these punks straight. We know they’re already popping each other off anyway in drug deals gone bad but always affect good people. Gangs are worst than cockroaches.

[@BorosWarmaster]

@@supercooled Ok so this is a reference to the fact that the actor who is the perp in this is also Bird in The Wire so woosh on that one. I'm not even going into the rest of it as to how unconstitutional and depraved it is.

[@supercooled]

BorosWarmaster at the end of the day we’re all just keyboard warriors aren’t we? These may be dramatization shut the sad reality is, crimes like it happen all the time and every single day. Whether you find it unconstitutional or depraved is non sequitur to the grand scheme of things.

[@BorosWarmaster]

@@supercooled what I'm saying is unconstitutional and depraved is your supposed action to fix it. We shouldn't criminalize drugs. We should treat it as a public health issue.

[@TheBatugan77]

@@BorosWarmaster ✊🏻✊By any means necessary

[@oddeyesrebellion923]

When I heard the part where Tony sold the gun to his younger brother for 50 bucks I was just “what an idiot.” That's just beyond low cause morally why would he give a gun to his kid brother, I mean doesn't he care if his own flesh and blood gets hurt in the process?

[@Iuxinterior]

cause he seems real intelligent right

[@CMDR-C_K]

No one gonna talk about the homie Redman in the episode? He played Tony Roland

[@KasbashPlays]

Why does Bird always get himself into a world of trouble?

[@shaheedsimon24]

Because he always makes offensive tweets

[@KasbashPlays]

@@shaheedsimon24 touché.

[@christopherclink6931]

Try growing out your toenails as long as you can. Clip them. Send them to your favorite politician.

[@Freddie-x4s]

That little girl with the illness was an amazing actress

[@fanorama1]

i can watch chris noth all day everyday

[@mew10521]

Me too

[@sbornot2b]

It'd be nice to be able to watch most seasons somewhere. Some seasons seem simply unavailable anywhere.

[@DaneOrschlovsky]

I'm surprised it took the defense attorney that long to pull the Race Card 😂

[@pythontron8710]

How long is it until Law & Order YT channel realizes it can't put an ampersand in a hashtag?

[@Omegadarkdrake]

Lmao # law only haba

[@rustinstardust2094]

I'm assuming that's a Twitter thing...which I don't have. Does punctuation make it not a clickable link?

[@n3r0wolfe]

they would never let her see that transcript.. those documents are sealed from EVERYONE

[@pirobot668beta]

Grand Jury is a public legal forum, all records are public records UNLESS there is a compelling reason to seal the records. Depending on jurisdiction, Grand Jury testimony involving minors could be sealed; protection of victims identities and the like. There is no automatic sealing of testimony...what's the point of making records that no one is ever allowed to see?

[@eq1373]

@@pirobot668beta um...no. grand jury proceedings are secret and always have

[@jessyleppert2]

Jaclyn and Chris still keep in touch

[@trevormoses5061]

That's nice.

[@rawlahiabetes6969]

When ur guilty pull the race card

[@sammiepittman3130]

😂

[@grimki11er]

Oof different times different language

[@coachbombay7576]

"Oof yikes"

[@rustinstardust2094]

grimki11er Yeah I sorta mentally winced at that one, myself.

[@mouldysushi]

Every time they said “urban youth” I cringed.

[@depreseo]

Yup. Although when this season was originally aired (1995) the R word was still being used as the medical definition, hence why the teacher was using it as medically that is what they were diagnosed with. But fast forward to now and the word is no longer used as a medical term (others have since replaced it) as the majoirty of people using it used to for derogatory purposes as opposed to the medical. Even knowing that its still weird to hear the word being used so casually as you do forget that at some point it wasn't used as an insult, its just that at some point society adopted it as one.

[@tonicmix]

When he was like ‘the retahded girl’ I immediately died laughing. I miss the old days.

[@eldridgedavis]

So many realisms in this short clip..

[@bill6255]

Assistant DA questioning me about murder I was connected to. But I have to make sure these news papers are displayed for sale.

[@TheDilden]

"Tha retodded girl?" Lmao

[@tonicmix]

Lol

[@Fucisko]

It used to be a normal term

[@AvangionQ]

Felony murder charge for a minor? Convicting a kid of a murder he didn't commit because he was involved with a different felony ... that doesn't play.

[@AvangionQ]

@That Guy The law is the difference between ethics and morality: what's legal vs what's right. The two aren't always the same.

[@martakavaliauskaite4566]

​@@AvangionQagree

[@jessyleppert2]

The girl is Jaclyn Sanford and she's in a musical with me coming up called Ben and Lisa

[@secranb]

In a city of high rises there are no safety fences?

[@toomanyaccounts]

nope. i have been on the roof of the tallest buildings and not a single one had a safety fence. usually because no one could get up there without a key

[@TheBatugan77]

One or two people fall... not that many when you consider the population.

[@MyJustin316]

that's the man who did the voice of Sebastian from The Little Mermaid its good to see two men part of the Disney universe face to face Jerry Orbach the voice of Lumeire from Beauty & The Beast and Samuel Wright voice of Sebastian from The Little Mermaid may they RIP

[@thomasobrien324]

Bird just Bird.

[@thegreatders344]

He grabbed the gun by the trigger guard...seems a little dangerous, no?

[@nsahandler]

That's how you pick things up to retain fingerprints without smudging them

[@richardwyatt7949]

Sometimes they don't make these clips long enough.

[@09rja]

Maybe you need a new prescription. lol

[@averiemiller2687]

Makes me wish I was born back them

[@anthonyitaliano7316]

Born back in..the 90s? Lol. How old are you 12?

[@kimberlyarrington5721]

@@averiemiller2687 Omg you are young enough to be my child I was born in 1984 and I was a kid in the 90s . I am 36 now I am so old lol 😂

[@TomG1990]

I used to watch Law & Order everyday when I was your age. Any 13-14 year old who can appreciate this kind of TV is alright in my book. And I was a kid in the 90's. Born in 1990. If you had a PC and cable TV, you were the coolest kid on the block. I had neither but my mom worked at a video store, so I could rent all the videos I wanted. When you're 30, you'll wish you could go back in time sometimes.

[@ezraesther620]

Y'all realize that's the lieutenant is Ms goodwill from Chicago med

[@Andrew-rz9hc]

Anyone know where we can watch any of these older episodes

[@thewkovacs316]

bird was tryflin long before the wire

[@MossB87]

Out here bird just bird....

[@nykkiasmith7139]

Law and order right now.

[@kaylaroman9675]

Rosa's storage... Thanks Xris

[@ypclando9926]

Where could I find all episode of law & order ????

[@janosrock]

Dailymotion

[@KING_A.MineTv]

That’s definitely Q lol

[@_Nasrani_]

"We're public servants, not public enemies." I laughed.

[@arcanumxxx]

odd sense of humor.

[@_Nasrani_]

@@arcanumxxx, public servants are the biggest enemies of public.

[@arcanumxxx]

@@_Nasrani_ And if there were no public servants, the public would be the public's biggest enemy.

[@_Nasrani_]

@@arcanumxxx, yes. But then at the very least the public doesn't have to feed their enemy. Public servants are the paid masters of the public.

[@_Nasrani_]

@@arcanumxxx, I'm not an anarchist by the way. Just a realist.

[@kaitlnwhite6809]

This episode is very unnerving. There’s so much abrasive language in this episode and many underlying aspects of it actually translate to the problems in our contemporary police relations with the community.

[@eq1373]

Oh boo hoo. Grow some thicker skin, SJW.

[@c.w.simpsonproductions1230]

6:00 is that supposed to be a guy or a caricature? Looks kinda like Blade.

[@rilo7891]

Is there a reason why they are using words that have been considered insensitive since the 70s.

[@toomanyaccounts]

because it is a medical term? that the only people who consider it as insensitive are themselves emotionally retarded?

[@kaedeedelweiss9751]

what happened in the end?

[@alaskaisalexa]

I still wanna know why season 1-12 is not on peacock

[@TheBatugan77]

Lick my peacock.🦚

[@Angimon]

Tony is Bird from the wire

[@meggrotte4760]

Guess things never change

[@ikecarr5989]

6:00-Apparently G-Dog a Dark Lord of the Sith.

[@courtneybrown6473]

Spanky from power?! 🤨 3:58

[@csouth28]

Yep, at the beginning of his acting career.

[@isabelledavis2981]

I can’t wait to see the Baltimore ravens versus the New York jets on September 11th 2022 and see a special ceremony for the 20th anniversary of 9/11 on September 11th 2022 at the New York jets stadium in Rutherford New Jersey

[@sandracampos7128]

Gosto dessa série mais n tem português? Dublado?

[@nyosito]

06:21 I don't see no gun?. (ripping off glasses). Maybe you need a new prescription.

[@tasmiababa-vu1kk]

I like this kid the slow

[@tasmiababa-vu1kk]

One

[@William_sJazzLoft]

maybe you need a new prescription LoL

[@shivanikushwaha8470]

Can you help me in this situation.... If i quit my job without notice in a mid of a month .am eligible to be paid for the period i've worked ?

[@cmed2857]

shivani kushwaha add me on skype i can help you with that.

[@eldiesel4593]

That's a $2.25M jackpot btw, not $225M.

[@ughmazing8073]

Ah, the good ol days. When you could say "retarded" on TV and not lose your job or spend two weeks apologizing.

[@Lisa13245]

no parents or guardian?

[@nykkiasmith7139]

Law and order right now

[@b1akn3ss93]

Everything is missing until you find it…

[@theprodigaltrue]

I dont get it, they threaten guy with parole violation. He then admits to what he did, thus violating his parole.

[@varianschirmer9375]

Talking himself out of an accessory charge. Probably not the best job of negotiating... but even going back for 9 months parole violation beats tacking on new charges for the attempted stickup...

[@toomanyaccounts]

@@varianschirmer9375 if he testifies against he would keep his parole. fyi often parole violations give you much higher penalties if you violate them. he wouldn't just get 9 months he would potentially get the rest of his sentence applied and no parole or early release. one thug who tried to rob me in addition to a bullet removing most of his intestinal track and an exit hole in his butt, got a parole for five years since he agreed to plead guilty to avoid trial. if he violated the parole not only would he serve the reminder of the 25 year sentence but also what he got charged for the additional violation would be added to the sentence.

[@SweetJohnnyCage]

Was it an Australian gun? One of them A countries?

[@andrewhouse402]

Hey, yo, what up bird!?

[@dave3897]

Before he moved to Baltimore!