I'm Not a Snitch - Law & Order

[@rasengan2289]

Protecting someone who doesn't care about you is not loyalty. That's plain stupidity.

[@barbiecrocker7420]

The lesson of 2016-2021 and beyond.

[@rasengan2289]

@@barbiecrocker7420 I'd do one better for you. Protecting the current idiot president who has done nothing but hurt the american people through his idiotic policies. Wait til he moves immigrants into your house. Then you gonna love him more.

[@scottmatheson3346]

@@rasengan2289 you've got some serious partisan derangement going on. not only was everything in your last post a lie, but it made you look nuts. you need to dial it back if you want to retain credibility.

[@rasengan2289]

@@scottmatheson3346 you must be special. Defending a president who has done nothing for US citizens. You probably know only one thing in politics. Orange man bad.

[@discover854]

@@rasengan2289 Its crazy we elected a guy that most people knows nothing about. Just because he has a D after his name doesnt mean he agree with the party platform. One surprising note is that he kept much of Trump border policies and even made it harder for those that came here through the asylum process to gain legal status. He's building stronger relationship with Mexico so they start limiting migrants from moving through in order to reach the US. Traditionally, Mexico has been pretty lenient on migrants crossing their southern border and reaching the US for asylum but now they are having a hard time cross the Mexican southern border and Mexican police are cracking down illegal immigrants in Mexico. Dude even force asylum seeker to register with US embassy in Mexico instead of the border check point.

[@terrimichaels3018]

Law and order packed months of court time into less than an hour

[@jerrysinclair3771]

That's crime drama at it's finest!

[@emperorofdance655]

Ironically this specific episode didn’t have any court scenes

[@zacharyevans5214]

@@emperorofdance655 There was the rejected plea bargain scene, wherein Mr. McCoy realized the father was lying.

[@emperorofdance655]

Zachary Evans my b you’re right

[@ElectricOutcast]

That should explain to you why they used the "dun-dun" sound with every scene transition. Sometimes the cases lasts for weeks maybe even a month.

[@nyosito]

I always admired the performance of the kid playing Colin Harrigan. This would have been an excellent episode to do a sequel callback to when he got out of jail and his accomplice Stuart Barclay was rich and famous.

[@ktw70]

Graham Sack (Colin) was great in this. I'm surprised he didn't act more.

[@thisvideochannelisallabout3325]

I agree

[@marvinrichardduran8961]

👑Stewart is Royalty Awesome❕

[@yesimemoin0935]

Kid never realized that the rich kid wasn't his friend. Why take the rap for someone who has already sold you out and turned his back on you?

[@eldridgedavis]

Street loyalty

[@RekEStore32]

because that will haunt the rich kid for the rest of eternity.

[@asnowballinhell]

I think he realized it; but he was sticking to his principles.

[@woodwyrm]

Principles.

[@testruelove2530]

It's not about the his friend ( rich kid )it's about his own principles ! That kid will always have that burrowing in his head ! Collin will live in his brain rent free!

[@mariaibarra5883]

One boy stuck to his principles, and the other one's going home; he's not the one who committed the crime, it's the other teenager that did that; he already said he wasn't a snitch;

[@FIREBRAND38]

Too bad not murdering someone over an insult wasn't one of his principles.

[@metalltitan]

That's the thing with principles - you have to stick to them, even when they are painful. You can either amend your principles and live with the fact that you cannot even stick to your own convictions or stick to them and live with the reality that other people will turn their back on you for that. It's hurts I can guarantee you that, but it's better to be the latter man.

[@Brandon-lw1wx]

@@FIREBRAND38 You know this was a TV show right?

[@ItsSupercat94]

@@Brandon-lw1wx And?

[@Brandon-lw1wx]

@@ItsSupercat94 He’s acting like it’s real

[@ariffisma1]

Sometimes, we are faced with the ultimate moral dilemma where "doing the right thing may not be good" while "doing the good thing may not be right". This is an example of neither! It is just a case of misguided loyalty where the boy is being dogmatically principled for the sake of it rather than being principled for the sake of truth and decency. Justice is blind, but it sees the truth. In this situation, the boy is stubbornly being blind to justice and the truth. As such, this is an example of justice being perverted for the sake of devotion to people who do not deserve your friendship or loyalty.

[@tylerodonnnell6821]

i don’t think he was still devoted to his friend, i think he realized that rich kid was no good, but wanted to be the bigger man and not do exactly what his shitty friend wouldve done. plus, it’ll haunt that rich kid for the rest of his life

[@felisd]

@@tylerodonnnell6821 That depends. I think we've seen enough examples in real life news where rich kids have shown themselves to not have a conscience at all when it comes to getting what they want or getting away with doing something bad free of consequences. They have no remorse afterwards - they use Ayn Rand to excuse their shitty behaviour and buy into the idea that they are ubermensch.

[@ariffisma1]

@@felisd You are totally correct on this point. The rich kids (as well as adults), be they from the "Old Money" or the "Nouveau Riches", seem to think that money can buy them anything; happiness, health, education, and escape from justice by being non-accountable for their actions. They glorify their misdeeds and actions and over-exaggerate their social importance (or lack there of) while having the audacity to look down on hard-working people. There is nothing wrong with being rich, but having wealth comes with social responsibility. These people make a mockery of those who use their wealth to help society.

[@felisd]

@@ariffisma1 Often, they are like this because their parents are like that. Or at the very least, their parents enabled them. Just like Stewart's dad in this episode.

[@ariffisma1]

@@liteburner550 Thank you for your comment. The sad thing about this scenario is that people like Colin Harrigan can't be helped because of their misguided sense of principle while his friends, like Stuart Barkley, will get away unpunished for their actions. Unfortunately, these perversion of the judicial system make a mockery of justice and decency.

[@judekanawati7467]

I used to be called a snitch a lot by my schoolmates (and in some cases my siblings too). I was at the age when I was taught to always tell the truth. However, what was failed to be taught to me is differentiating between telling the truth and respecting people’s privacy or keeping a secret. What the boy has been through here is exactly the same as the students so-called “snitching” on others who miss their classes or even run away. When a teacher asks all students where are the remaining ones, the teacher would assume that all students are lying, and so he/she threatens everyone in class with punishment without accounting the fact that good hardworking students will feel hurt and framed. Bottom line: the kid not only got mixed with the horribly wrong and racist crowd, but I think his father means well and tried to raise him as well as he can when it comes to self defence against people who look down on him because of his ethnicity.

[@chessmentor63]

One of the most powerful episodes/scenes

[@CherryBlossomBlyue]

So the poor kid gets locked up but the rich kid goes free. Sir it's not about principles

[@antonioibarra6470]

Thers no frends lol. Never take blame for other People always make the raigh choice. Telling the true is not sniching out

[@gabrielbanuelos5306]

People use the term snitches because they are terrified to be held accountable for their own actions...

[@Frankie-O]

😨

[@ShadowSkyX]

Gee, it's almost as if they're afraid of getting beaten up or shot, sometimes both

[@jonathancineus6424]

The single person who put a thumbs down on this amazing Law & Order video should be sent away to jail for life instead of the character.

[@koolstatue3592]

A father willing to do life in prison for his child

[@katherynemero4118]

That's what makes the episode fiction.

[@skillet9141]

@katherynemero4118 So you’re saying that it’s unlikely that fathers would do that for their children. You must’ve had a bad father then.

[@xibavuitton8451]

Lmfaoo kid that boy isn’t your friend. Don’t take the blame for his crime.

[@jayt9608]

I do not believe he is. He is doing the wrong thing for the right reasons. He knows exactly what the other bot is guilty of, but he has faced himself and finally owned his crimes like a man. The look on the other boy's face is that of craven cowardice and shame. He knows that he is now guilty of more than just a murder, but he is also the cause of his "friend" being taken to prison. He is unable to look his friend in the face and bows his head in shame. Both young men now see the other and themselves as they truly are: one a youth misguided into a terrible crime that will cost him the best years of his life but in full possession of his integrity and honor, and his former friend, shamefully cowering and willing to see another punished for his crimes.

[@midwings00]

Snitch? Yep! We all live in our own fantasy don't we? The rich are callous and the poor are angry. I bet he will visit his friend if he survives prison to remind him of not snitching...

[@bobanderson6656]

....and the friend won't know him.

[@obliviouz]

You can't tell a boy that "It's time to be a stand up guy" one second, and tell him to be a snitch the next. McCoy's gambit backfired. He played on Colin's sense of honor and it worked. Both ways.

[@axiomist4488]

A standup guy isnt a fool .. To take the fall for some rich trouser stain who doesnt care what happens to you is not honorable, it's stupid .

[@chrisgibson4248]

I think jack should’ve told the father I guess you taught your son well

[@yt_Ajay_]

He's going to feel really stupid when he's older

[@LeighMet]

HE would just be out in time for start of Coroana Virus think about that

[@kador8278]

This was a great episode.

[@ashoikiesaunders721]

This gave me chills 😳

[@Frankie-O]

🥶

[@kevinhoward9593]

This is what it says for this episode on IMDB "The murder of an admissions board member for a prestigious prep school is connected to the expulsion of a subway worker's son. But a false confession and a school cover-up make prosecuting the responsible parties difficult."

[@wzelo5680]

I’m not a snitch, lmaoooo

[@Frankie-O]

Colin is no squealer.

[@pelesync4851]

He showed the right morals in the wrong situation.

[@skillet9141]

I Can 100% agree to that, but the kid still gets my respect for sticking to his principles.

[@JSolar590]

I wonder if Colin regretted his decision once he went to prison and realized Stewart didn't.

[@luvlylady55]

That boy may think he is being a friend by not snitching on the other boy...but that boy will be walking around free..while Colin is in prison for prob 25 years...If it was me..i would have told them that Stuart was there and he urged me to do it..

[@Sana-cm4hm]

Hope his street code and morals keep him company in jail for the rest of his life 🙄🤡

[@Brandon-lw1wx]

It was a TV show

[@-Gilver]

@@Brandon-lw1wx still a good point lol Morals are good but not when you blindly hold onto them

[@bdjoh011]

@@-Gilver 13-14 y.os shouldn't be sent to jail for the rest of their lives. They shouldn't be tried as adults. That's just society's way of sweeping things under the rug.

[@papabumba478]

@@bdjoh011 depends on the situation. There were 2 kids in England that brutally murdered a 4 year old boy, after luring him away from his mum they took him to a train track and threw paint cans at him as he screamed and cried for help. Do you think they shouldn’t be tried as adults? Do you think they are ever going to be normal members of society again?

[@bdjoh011]

@@papabumba478 Well...yes. They should be given a second chance and they have been. Believe it or not many juvenile offenders who kill don't re-offend. Kids brains are different. Only the US does these sort of brutal punishment on children. That must change.

[@knowwhattimeitis]

“I’m not a snitch. I don't squeal on my friends" *Me: Then I get to whip your butt before I MAKE you snitch*

[@illbuyourniknak]

That look that Colin gives Stuart says it all: “When I get out of jail, you’re a dead man…”

[@JNilssponpot]

The double standards are horrifying. The term 'snitch' is used as a derogatory term at some time, and then the same person is lauded as the prosecutor's crown witness the next. Telling the truth is not just a form of semantics. Only in a corrupt world of 'street honor code' speech can snitching be construed as something immoral.

[@Xoximilco777]

I’ll bet that boy grew into a fine looking young man. 😁 (The actor, not the character.)

[@anitanoterajes]

They both are ugly now lol

[@ILoveRomances]

His name is Graham Sack. www.cccb.org/en/participants/file/graham-sack/226563

[@Brandon-lw1wx]

@@anitanoterajes How do you know?

[@ktw70]

@@Brandon-lw1wx They're not. That person is just being shady.

[@annakepes8050]

that's creepy

[@oddeyesrebellion923]

In the end that kid threw his entire future away for some half-assed notion of loyalty.

[@Seoul20000]

I’m sorry but when said I’m not a snitch it sounded like he was trying to go mafioso 💙🐢

[@marvinrichardduran8961]

In Loving Law & Order's Memory of: Claire Kincaid (1968-1996)

[@electroskates2434]

😢

[@zillarha9439]

I dont care what he does. I do what I do. 👍real

[@clearshade3560]

Yeah but stupid, when his in prison I think he will fully comprehend what he did to himself

[@c.johnson1789]

Yeah, real dumb.

[@shalashaska9946]

Jack wouldn't have acted like that if he had kids of his own

[@juliobrian4757]

And the rich kid did nothing. He got a free pass...while the poor kid basically just lost his life. Just goes to show how the law works for different classes...

[@FatGouf]

Its not the law's fault. Idiot kid GAVE the rich kid the pass.

[@alfredcorn20]

You know what STOP just STOP i hated when people say they're just 13 so was i 20 years ago but back then when i was 13 i damm well knew the difference between right and wrong.

[@joseajohnson5722]

How Many Seasons and Episodes are Law & Order Closing Credits or Cast Members Changes is?

[@zeke1220]

What does it mean?

[@KOHF34]

He’ll probably be singing like a canary and want to change his mind in prison.

[@MaximumHeresey]

Especially when "snakes" go back and forth way down in you-know-where.

[@CherryBlossomBlyue]

Well he's going to Juvie, he will be out by 18.

[@velimasuku8808]

You tough right 😂

[@handsolo1209]

We were getting 4 or 5 clips per episode to at least give a good idea of the story, now just 3 that skip a ton of stuff out.

[@DPMusicStudio]

You could just get the DVDs... LOL

[@handsolo1209]

@@DPMusicStudio Or maybe show enough of the episodes to actually make people want to watch the entire thing and then buy a boxset or find it on streaming....LOL

[@foolslayer9416]

"I'm no snitch" is just another way for a coward to say "I play tough because it makes me look cool to my scumbag friends."

[@darthwicket]

Yeah I don't think you get it lmao

[@ChrisCosat]

Exactly. These people are ignorant.

[@talebdaas]

please....do anyone knows how this episode ends ?!

[@madison-fakharaalabaljamil3917]

Please tell me you're gonna finish this season and not skip?

[@theslytherinweirdo4470]

Stuart couldn’t look him in the eye

[@WarGrowlmon18]

Kid just washed his whole life down the drain 😩😩😔

[@Brandon-lw1wx]

It was a TV show. Relax.

[@WarGrowlmon18]

@@Brandon-lw1wx 🙄🙄🙄

[@brandonj7263]

@@WarGrowlmon18 what??

[@Brandon-lw1wx]

@@WarGrowlmon18 I meant it’s just a TV show, no needs to be upset. LOL

[@silversmoke4159]

@@Brandon-lw1wx we know that

[@sapphirewingthefurrycritic985]

My dude, your 'buddy' isn't your friend.

[@paulchakrabarty3406]

I'm pretty sure the kid did not snitch because he is going to save that rich kid for himself once he gets out... if he does....

[@nintyfan1991]

Is it me, or does Collin's actor look like Cillian Murphy (Peaky Blinders) a bit?

[@Harry-bn5mp]

Its the brother from "Dunston Checks In"

[@Frankie-O]

B4

[@jessiejenkins6213]

How Many Seasons and Episodes are Law & Order Opening Credits or Theme Music Changes is?

[@JJRichardson_]

He owes him for life

[@l.o.v.edrive3466]

I dislike kids like that. Caught a kid take the blame on his own on a window incident. Everyone in the neighborhood knew who did it and still that kid decided to take the blame for his lame friend who is a known trouble maker. That kid didnt snitch and took the blame and guess what he got bullied either way. Why would you do that to someone who has 0 respect towards you? And would "snitch" on you for a cookie. People think if you sacrifice yourself you'll get more in return,but that ain't the case. You get more when you work on yourself and love yourself and stand up FOR YOURSELF! That kid is an amazing actor.

[@Seallypoops]

I'd almost let my dad do 25 to life but my friend that got me to shoot someone, I'd rot for that kid I'd barely know.

[@dwaugh2215]

the kid just threw away his life for someone who never gives a rat's a@@ about him. Hope it was worth it

[@snakething87]

Remember that time someone in law and order asked for a lawyer? Me neither.

[@skyeangelofdeath7363]

I do. I'm a big fan of the show. Suspects lawyered up many times. Additionally; you do realize lawyers are not free? Despite the "if you cannot afford one, one will be appointed to you" bit regarding public defenders. I'm sure it varies by jurisdiction, but I know from my youth it is not easy to qualify for one.

[@BelladonnaJojo]

They really aren't allowed to harass a minor like that. The confession is coerced

[@Skyebright1]

Mama Bells agree

[@irregulargamer1352]

Welcome to law and order

[@talebdaas]

please....do anyone knows how this episode ends ?!

[@5Mariner]

After doing 20 to 30, Colin will look back at this and hate himself.

[@leythonlopez-ty5dm]

Maybe in The future he will testify

[@5Mariner]

@@leythonlopez-ty5dm It's too late. Charges against Stewart were dropped. Colin will go to prison and Stewart will get off scot-free and simply laugh Colin's stupidity.

[@johnkittoiv2572]

I don't do this for him, I do it for me. So your willing to spend your teenage years in prison because... Why ????

[@marvinrichardduran8961]

Stewart Barclay is success❕ | 3:39

[@tamekkaknuth9612]

I'm with the 🐈

[@fe4rlexxv249]

Poor kid never had a chance

[@Frankie-O]

Colin Harrigan? Yes.

[@RAINBOWNATE]

7 seconds sound exactly like Mr. Roger.

[@edk4449]

I have never understood how a JUVENILE can be prosecuted as an adult for ANY reason. By definition, juveniles are NOT adults. They lack the understanding, the self-control, the reasoning abilities, and on and on of an adult.

[@okyggtty]

Sounds like you live in fantasy land. Juveniles are capable of murder, r@pe. Crimes that do warrant adult prosecution regardless of age.

[@conormcconaghy4868]

Who’s watching this during lockdown

[@melanieberthelo9582]

And when that boy gets out in a few years because he's 13. That rich boy is going to owe him.

[@Bouldah]

BE QUIET MISTER HARRIGON

[@mikekling7144]

Maybe after 27 years he saw the light

[@marvinrichardduran8961]

What if: Colin Harrigan Steven Alan Smith Drew Seeley Leslie Harlan Ben Karmel Leah Coleman Elliot Peters Chris Drake Paul Kopell Will get executed for All Conspiracies to Commit Murders?! *@Law&Order*

[@1987MartinT]

In a proper country a child wouldn't even have access to a gun.

[@TheBatugan77]

Oh bullshit. 🗣️💥🔫

[@vladdracula5851]

Well then that means there's no proper country in the world because every country in the world a child can get access

[@Catwomen4512]

@@vladdracula5851 Hahahahaha it's been a while since I've heard something so stupidly ignorant of the rest of the world, thank you

[@ruins161]

In proper country,nobody banning a knife too

[@talebdaas]

please....do anyone knows how this episode ends ?!

[@Midnight_Cereal-x9u]

Kid killed a person and act like he is martyr. This is f@@@d up

[@keepperspective]

Why does this feel at the beginning of an anime and 10 years later they both get out of prison on the other out of college and become partner police detectives ?

[@annakatherine7736]

Yes. Collaboration

[@greg1030]

I know it's a bit off topic but "Challenged" from Season 19. I know it may not be very pc but some of those scenes are hilarious, however unintentional. It's a wonder how those psych social workers could keep a straight face.

[@christiangonzalez6054]

If everyone snitched we would live in a perfect society.

[@carolbradley2639]

If they're old enough to do the crime of an adult then they should be tried as an adult.

[@Brandon-lw1wx]

Not that simple

[@DrewSavv]

U can see in his eyes that he’s guilty

[@annakepes8050]

Spoilers?

[@yagurl._liyahglover6779]

Which season and episode??

[@axcelchinchay6606]

What season and what episode number was this

[@electroskates2434]

Season 5 Episode 16 Just check the description

[@Durhandoni80]

Not the smartest book in the shelf.

[@davidmendez6604]

2:16

[@sgvpotter]

worst defense attorney ever.

[@Frankie-O]

Vinny Gambini

[@vrgl8672]

This episode was a setup for a years later episode when he gets out and blackmail Stewart for all his money which leads to another murder

[@JSolar590]

Episode?

[@talebdaas]

please....do anyone knows how this episode ends ?!

[@brandonbennett8368]

This was the ending he refuses to snitch on his friend and is taken away likely getting 15 or 25 to life

[@talebdaas]

@@brandonbennett8368 :(

[@carmelaszymanski8104]

Like Father..like Son? Shame

[@matthewwoods622]

Real people don't break like this and real detectives aren't this cool. They are actually pretty annoying. Asking the the same question over and over till you either crack or ask for your lawyer

[@dannysheehan9753]

I’d go 6ix9ine on all of them bro fuq that 😂

[@hegodamask4887]

Good no snitching

[@Gamingemporium6006]

What they are doing is illegal

[@bokani79]

Who is the guy playing Collin?

[@Frankie-O]

Graham Sack

[@carolmk3114]

13 year olds do not belong in jail. There has to be a better way. One that will allow them to study and have an opportunity at a better life instead of continuing down the wrong path.

[@Nothinggirl]

Yes, I agree 100%

[@manzi71]

Of course not! But if they break the law,then they got to pay the price.

[@Brandon-lw1wx]

I agree. America is the only country in the world that sends kids to prison for life.

[@talebdaas]

please....do anyone knows how this episode ends ?!

[@xxwhispersxx2856]

13 year Olds that murder do. There's no rehabilitation from murdering someone.

[@TheUltimateTroll9]

So he goes to prison?

[@Frankie-O]

Colin was the murderer.

[@janellirving4625]

So Stuart Barkley got off scot free.

[@Frankie-O]

Colin Harrigan got locked away.

[@Ray_Shabaz]

Unless he did it on purpose so he'll make sure the rich kid live his life with guilty, knowing what he had done. Personally, I say that's the worst punishment than going to jail, because living your life with guilt eats you alive

[@clearshade3560]

Collins mum looks hot

[@emily-nk2pf]

Why would you say that

[@syed28323]

Just why

[@Tacitus-qd3ev]

Wtf, what kind of civilized country would sentence a thirteen your old boy (even if we consider that this episode is two decades old) to prison?

[@skyeangelofdeath7363]

I think they wanted the drama that serious prison time added to the scenario. A 13 yr old would have to be Hannibal Lecter to serve beyond his 18th birthday.

[@DanRaidersWarriorsSharksGiants]

So by your logic a 13 year old could kill as many people as they want on purpose and you going to just let them go home?

[@Brandon-lw1wx]

It has nothing to do with how old this episode is. Things were no different in 1995 than it is still today on the justice side.. And you’re right, America has a habit of being cruel to children. It’s the only country in the world that sentences kids to LWOP.

[@Brandon-lw1wx]

@@skyeangelofdeath7363 In most places it is 21.

[@talebdaas]

please....do anyone knows how this episode ends ?!

[@darthwicket]

That kid really about his principles and the rules of the game. Lol but here in real life we have snitch 9 snitching on everyone and getting 2 years smfh.

[@b3186a]

Nomore funny businesses town at all least convenient for things

[@josephbalan8384]

13 year old kid in prison, that’s not justice, Also I’m pretty sure the boy was coerced, the father had more of a motive than the boy

[@FIREBRAND38]

Nonsense

[@steveneaklor2990]

It is if the kid did it.

[@Brandon-lw1wx]

@@steveneaklor2990 Wrong attitude. We have separate justice systems for kids for a reason.

[@brandonbennett8368]

@@steveneaklor2990 nah it’s not true justice needs to be a better way than locking a 13 year old up and throw away the key

[@brandonbennett8368]

Agree about the kids in prison needs to be a better way. In terms of being coerced no it’s confirmed he did shot the guy with his friend telling him to do it but won’t give his friend up