Who Did This to the Little Girl? | Law & Order

[@wallflower7441]

Normally i would take the cops side but even before i saw that he was innocent they were wrong and it was highly illegal. He should have been given a lawyer and medical attention. Not just because it’s his right but because they would have ruined the whole case had he been guilty. There’s no way they would have gotten a conviction after that. Him being innocent made it worse

[@RachelTension]

How would you ever trust a mob of randos to pick out the right person from just a sketch in the newspaper in the first place?

[@wakcedout]

@@RachelTension thats the problem with mob justice and mob rule. id rather a blind system where i know a guilty man could walk so that an innocent man doesnt suffer for a crime he didnt commit.

[@yung1717]

Why would you ever take the cops side?

[@wallflower7441]

@@yung1717 i literally said why. He would have gotten away had he actually been guilty. All of that would have been thrown out because what they did was highly illegal and they knew it. There was a proper way to do it and they almost blew the whole case.

[@yung1717]

@@wallflower7441 take a chance on legally arresting an innocent person🤨

[@Kageribaby]

Yeah, sorry, the cops should be fired after this. Guy said he could leave whenever, they continued to question him after he requested legal representation, they didn't say they were doing a person of interest 48 hr hold, they physically restrained him when he tried to leave, no miranda rights. This is textbook violation of rights. They should have been suspended/lost their jobs over this interrogation.

[@jamalwilburn228]

It's why you shouldn't beleive TV shows for accuracy. Stokes would over been sent to hospital immediately

[@HarpoonManner]

And on top of that all, they denied him medical attention before interrogation. From what I understand, medical comes before any questioning. Always. (On paper, at the very least.)

[@Kageribaby]

@@jamalwilburn228 I get that it's not real... but it makes me think less of the characters. Wanna make the cops the villain of the story? Show this clip. It also says a lot about our society that we want someone to blame more than we want actual justice.

[@Kageribaby]

@@HarpoonManner It doesn't seem like these cops have any concern about his welfare... or the law...

[@npswm1314]

This is pre-Miranda. Those are actually relatively new legally speaking. They havent been around that law so technically what they did isnt illegal.

[@faliciah3363]

This was disgusting to see how they treated that injured man Completely unethical

[@themachoechidnaugandarandy7583]

Well he was suspected of brutally r***** and assaulting a little girl. Of course people would not treat him very good or let him have his rights.

[@SpoiledLocGurl]

Agree

[@TwoStacks217]

would you feel the same way if he was guilty

[@oogatooga8280]

@@TwoStacks217 I believe in a universal declaration of human rights. Innocence against guilty.

[@TwoStacks217]

@@oogatooga8280 I don't believe in rights for pedophiles

[@shadowrobot7708]

I'm surprised the judge didn't bring up how they basically imprisoned the guy by lying to him saying that he had to stay and forceing him back into his chair. Or not getting him medical attention. Those seem like bigger crimes than not letting him have counsel (which is not to say its not a big deal or a big crime) ps the way they talked about people who want a lawyer being less trustworthy is fucked up and should have also been brought up.

[@rickyray2794]

He basically did, he told him to get a civil lawyer

[@samswayzie]

It’s spelled forcing no e

[@joo069]

He literally said, "I suggest you contact a civil attorney.". He can't just turn it into a trial about how the guy was mistreated. The guy would have to bring charges.

[@samvonrichthofen3715]

@@rickyray2794 Civil lawyer means, the police have gotten away with it, but the taxpayer hasn't.

[@rickyray2794]

@@samvonrichthofen3715 Those types of things take time. Unless the country has turned into a lynch mob it usually takes 1+ year(s) for the police, prosecution, or whoever to face any real consequences (charges, termination, etc.). Those types of investigations take forever, like the cop that grabbed his partner by the throat when she was trying to get him to stop abusing a shackled suspect, it took awhile for him to be charged officially.

[@nineteen96]

I'm glad the judge told him to consult a civil attorney. Mans can sue.

[@leelohaskin7941]

lol yet I just read your other reply, like day and night

[@nineteen96]

@@leelohaskin7941 Lol I can't have more than one opinion about a TV show?

[@leelohaskin7941]

@@nineteen96 it seems.to be in contradiction imo

[@michaelsams7703]

The Judge had another motive. In earlier episodes McCoy shot down the Judge's attempt to run for DA and b4 that The judge helped McCoy hide a witness which McCoy later recanted and embarrassed the Judge

[@JohnSmith-ct5jd]

I remember parts of this episode. I know it seems farfetched, but I think the writers were just trying to make a point. People were outraged by this crime. There was a lynch mob mentality, also fueled by the media. So, Van Buren orders her detectives, Briscoe and Greene to get a confession no matter what it takes. This was the result. This man pleaded for an attorney, but was basically tortured into a confession. I think the purpose of this episode was to teach us to not fall into that lynch mob mindset no matter how outraged we may feel. Protecting the rights of the worst of us protects all of us.

[@ajvanmarle]

The problem is, all it did was confirm for me that van Buren and everyone who works for her should be in jail.

[@AndyCutright]

Dude, this is so illegal. "You're not detained. But you can't leave." That they even took him out of an ambulance is illegal. He repeatedly asks for a lawyer. They have to provide him a lawyer.

[@Treblaine]

They can't just provide him a lawyer, they MUST stop questioning him. Even if they ask him if he needs to go to the bathroom his response is inadmissible until he's spoken to his lawyer.

[@AnimeWolf5193]

I think what's annoying is that they could have done this _at the hospital._ Just lock him in a room, handcuff him to the bed, and bring something to record the interview. Like they said, he wasn't under arrest. And given his injuries, it was irresponsible to take him to the precinct. Even if he had been guilty, it wouldn't do any good if he died from internal bleeding or something.

[@yung1717]

If he wasn’t under arrest why would they have handcuffed him?

[@AnimeWolf5193]

@@yung1717 I stand corrected.

[@robertfergusson5367]

Even if he had been guilty, the denial of legal counsel and medical attention when requested would have gotten the whole case thrown out. In order to prosecute him they'd have to prosecute the cops as well.

[@bursegsardaukar]

There's a real life case where a man was shot in the eye but the cops didn't believe him. They kept him in the interrogation room and did not get him medical attention until it was too late. The man developed permanent brain injuries and committed suicide later.

[@dietotaku]

they were using his injuries to torture him into confessing. sadly cops do this all the time.

[@Levi-he6nj]

I'm glad they caught the guy. But the damage been done The way they treated the injured man was unacceptable. And the poor girl

[@bonds927]

Honestly to me it sound like he's covering for someone, like he knows who actually did it

[@Kruppt808]

He sounded like a beaten dog. Horrible how we can allow ourselves to be.

[@andyt2k]

As soon as he asks for a lawyer and they don't get him one, anything he says is inadmissible so the interrogation is completely pointless, his lawyer was completely right to get it tossed out

[@ladyofnoxus6733]

Yup.

[@crucisnh]

You'd think that these cops would be smarter and more experienced, enough so that they'd understand what you said above, andyt2k, about inadmissibility.

[@Kruppt808]

They let their emotions get the better and innocent man suffers.

[@muder46]

if you are injured when the police come to arrest you or to interrogate you they have to first take you to hospital and then they will usually cuff you to the bed or chair depending on where you're being treated at the hospital the first thing doctors tend to do with trying to get you in contact with someone or you could call your lawyer what they've done here would basically throw away the entire case if this really was a child predator

[@muder46]

never trust the police during a interrogation always plead the fifth and stay quiet and ask for a lawyer do not interact take any Water or anything that they tried to give you they're just trying to get information out of you and twist your words against you remember most of the time if your being interrogated it means that they believe you have done something and often this can cloud their judgement best to play it safe

[@vixxxenfoxxx3660]

ER RN here, definitely true. Unfortunately, many lie about pain and waste our time & resources. I guess they hope an ER stop will halt going to jail. That being said, we've had a few that needed stitches or scans for potential head trauma after a car wreck. My first year I had a drunk break my jaw when I was taking his blood. Total sweetheart and then BAM. I only remember waking up on a hospital bed. I guess he picked that moment to try escaping. The cop had only handcuffed one of his wrist to the bed.

[@Orion3741]

Ever heard of being innocent, before being proven guilty ? The "suspect" almost gets lynched by a mob, and then he gets taken in for questioning, despite his injuries. There is something horribly wrong with the justice system...

[@starguy2718]

"Ripped from the headlines"... even to the depicting of cops violating the civil rights of suspects.

[@TwoStacks217]

it wasn't the justice system that got him beaten by the mob it was the media that released his image and connected it the crime

[@Treblaine]

It's like something you'd expect from 100 years ago.

[@jazzyj6640]

It’s meant to protect white individuals.

[@AncestorEmpire1]

more reasons why you never talk to police without your lawyer present

[@bonds927]

The best thing you can do is say "I will not answer any questions until my lawyer is present"

[@FrogWitch666]

@@bonds927 best thing to do is don’t talk to them period, and speak in tongues

[@novalidavenport1994]

I feel so bad for him. He’s in so much pain and I can hear the fear in his voice. Makes me really sad- even though this is fiction

[@bonds927]

The worst thing is he will most likely get death threats the rest of his life

[@Kruppt808]

Agreed

[@gracio1231]

It could be based on a true story/event who knows

[@TheJMPD]

Normally, I'm 100% percent behind the DT's in L&O, but in this case, I have to say that they went way over the line with Mr. Stokes. As for Castillo, I really don't think that there is a harsh enough sentence to pay for what he did.

[@Ethanol1985]

I will say they had a point that if a lawyer had come down right after the mob he would have looked bad but he definitely should have gotten medical attention

[@yung1717]

Why would you ever be 100% behind the state? They trample on rights all the time

[@justinchristoph3725]

They didn't show the part towards the end where the doctor told detectives that it was unlikely that she would wake up. It's been 20 years since I last saw this episode, so my recollection may be a bit off. One of the detectives (Not sure which. I think it was Rey) told him that the guy who did it would walk if his attorney found that out because otherwise, there was no proof. That if the doctor said in his professional opinion, that he believed she would wake up and be able to say what happened to her, his attorney would try to take a plea that would at least put him in prison for a while. That guys like him will do it again. The doctor didn't agree on camera, but the scene where his attorney said the case was stronger than he originally thought made it obvious that the doctor went along with it.

[@samanthagutierrez4853]

Even if he was guilty the fact that they pulled him out of an ambulance and to the station shows how much of a joke the justice system is.

[@Ukfairgrounds]

If he was guilty of R@@ping and killing a kid he should have more done to him drag him out and rip his fingers off

[@I_Eat_Lemons]

This be a TV show

[@bonds927]

@@I_Eat_Lemons You would think a tv show like this would try to be as accurate as posdible

[@I_Eat_Lemons]

@@bonds927 Eh, a lot of shows like this have inaccuracies.

[@dr.spectre9697]

@@bonds927 Since when is TV accurate?! Much less 20 year old TV?!

[@abcde_ghijklmnopqrstuvwyxz2188]

These cops are absolutely horrible and should be fired.

[@bonds927]

They should be arrested, this isn't the first time they do this in the series

[@gabxp3095]

Is that even legal? Preventing someone from getting medical attention.

[@izzykitty447]

Yea I'm pretty sure it's illegal as far as I know they put medical needs before investigative needs but remember this is a show

[@shadowrobot7708]

@@izzykitty447 They doesn't excuse this level of inaccuracy

[@offbrand_2863]

All of it is illegal

[@zacharyfett2491]

100% illegal.

[@venalisa3116]

May be illegal but it has and does happen

[@voidcadet]

Some spoilers for the final episode of season 8, "Monster:" They changed the suspect to the security guard because 1). His testimony about the first suspect couldn't have happened. 2) The case number on the roach spray matched the case the guard had access to. 3). He had an arrest for sexual assault in Virginia, but wasn't convicted. Briscoe pressured the doctor to say the victim recovered (she hadn't), and was going to testify. That's why the perp confessed. Side stories: ADA Ross leaves so she can get custody of her daughter. The judge in this episode is running for DA against Adam Schiff (definitely a conflict of interest). He also brings an ethics complaint against ADA McCoy for another case. Briscoe's daughter, who was murdered in a previous episode, is buried at the end of this episode. A snitch tells Briscoe that he'll take care of the murderer, if he can get his charges reduced. We see Briscoe talking to the snitch's arresting officer, but don't know if he went through with the deal. FUTURE SPOILER: In the next season, the guy who murdered Briscoe's daughter is found murdered. It's never revealed if Briscoe had anything to do with it, but it did give him a bit of peace.

[@yvonnetomenga5726]

@voidcadet • You are a treasure to provide this for us. I'll bet you got "A's" in all your wtitten assignments for writing so clearly and succinctly. 🏆🥇👍

[@chise1953]

You are wonderful. Thank you so much

[@trollman1296]

First the guy beaten by a mob was accused/suspected now the suspect is the security guard, I'm confused can someone explain this episode

[@CharizardMaster69]

the security guard’s story didn’t line up and he had a previous arrest for sexual assault but was never convicted.

[@KhaosN7]

They found out that the security guard was lying with his Testimony. Then they look closer into him ad they find out that he had access to the roach spray used on the girl, and also that he was arrested (but not convicted) for sexual assault in another state.

[@sonyaswancutt4764]

@@CharizardMaster69 who done it then?

[@entropyapathy]

@@sonyaswancutt4764 The security guard did it. This video cuts out a big chunk of the detective scenes. The first suspect was on medication that killed his libido and they found out the guard's story wasn't lining up with evidence plus he had access to the brand of bug spray that was used on the girl.

[@tindee3052]

@@entropyapathy did the girl survive?

[@bartsimpson67543]

This episode appears to have been inspired by a crime that was committed in Chicago in January 1997. A 10 year old girl was brutally raped and beaten at the Cabrini Green housing projects on Chicago’s North Side. the attacker then sprayed a can of roach repellent down her throat and left her for Dead. The girls name is Shatoya Currie and miraculously she did survive however she’ll be confined to a wheelchair for the rest of her life and is unable to speak.

[@rochelloelofsen6471]

Oh God that's so terrible.. Poor baby

[@Kruppt808]

@@rochelloelofsen6471 I'm getting to cynical, I read this sarcastic 😵😔😖😭 And that is my problem. Heartbreaking to hear/read these types of stories. That human beings could be so cruel.

[@hugohackenbush1554]

Dear God but this is right up there with the worst of the worst. My heart aches for Shatoya. I will include her in my prayers tonight 🙏🏼❤🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧

[@sakura3837]

They caught the guy?

[@bartsimpson67543]

@@sakura3837 Yes

[@SailorIda3]

wtf?! frmying him medical attention can put his life in danger! If his rib is broken it could literly pierce his lounge. Not only are they keeping him with threats, he is also told he dont want a lawyer. This might make the evidence unvalid since whatever he says could be claimed to be under deress.

[@katherineirving7189]

Lung not lounge. Invalid not unvalid. Literally not literly.

[@SailorIda3]

@@katherineirving7189 ooooh, I never realiced how horrible the spelling was XD I was typing on my phone and ... well .. yeeeeah XD but thanks for pointing some of them out, Il try to better my self on those not by phonewriting.

[@creatingpulsars9979]

I know everyone's saying it in the comments but this is so disgusting and frustrating. 1) they absolutely need to take him the the hospital first and 2) he literally asked for a lawyer and they continued to ask questions. that is so frickin illegal.

[@Shinigami13133]

Minor clarification, what the cops did wrong was deny him access to a lawyer. They could call a lawyer for him then keep grilling him, but not allowing him representation is a miscarriage of justice.

[@samvonrichthofen3715]

The minute the police refused to follow the rule of law, it was clear he was innocent.

[@123ian125]

As a young black man, even know this episode is old, it makes me uncomfortable

[@GhostDrummer]

As a near 50 y/o white man and former LE, that interrogation scene disgusted me.

[@YolandaAnneBrown95726]

Peacock needs to show ALL of the L&O episodes, not just S13-Present.

[@robertphillips6296]

Sounds like a job for SVU.

[@c.w.simpsonproductions1230]

SVU hadn’t started yet.

[@Oohkamitama]

Guilty or not, not getting the man the medical attention he needed is wrong! The man did and amazing job acting because after being mobbed, he was in severe pain and I felt it.

[@Aaron__Parker]

Law & Order has no regard for our rights. Constantly, the police in their shows violate our rights. I was watching an old episode of SVU a couple days ago. Ada says, "We don't have enough to search the house." Benson, "Come on, Alex." Ada, "Search the house." I was flabbergasted. One, very poor writing. Two, are you serious? Oh, I think I remember the episode. I think it was Nocturne, the season 1 finale.

[@MsWiccanpriestess]

@Aaron Parker its just a show

[@UrBasicGuy]

it gets you fired up and talking about it,,right? then the writers succeeded, thats their job.

[@TonesOverthinksIt]

It's like the writers of this episode forgot about the all the rules and procedures the police, prosecutors, and judge have to follow.

[@brennathecatlover4360]

I mean I’m sure it happens more than u think

[@TheLovesnowangel]

Naw the writers were being realistic. Stop thinking all cops are ethical.

[@TonesOverthinksIt]

@@cazsevanen9835 I do, I don't care for his bias. Most of the time he gives reasonable scores to police with the occasional straight up F because he personally doesn't agree with them but then gives ridiculously higher grades to idiots who no rational person would find their behavior acceptable.

[@coreynance3874]

@@TheLovesnowangel agreed. they're all scumbags.

[@kailasilar2610]

Some of y’all are shocked but this is how black people are usually treated in the court of law as well as how they treat them in the police stations

[@SchinNguyen]

What a difference time makes. I remember watching this on tv and not having any issue with what Lenny did. Now I'm watching this in horror as Lenny violates all of this man's rights and even though the judge is saying in his fancy way "sue them" if this guy couldn't get a good lawyer to get him out before that day I doubt he will find a good civil lawyer so this will effect the Police and DA in no real way except their arrest record

[@missaniebananie6473]

2:54 deeply illegal and disturbing. He could have a head injury which they brought up, not only is whatever he says unreliable, HE DID NOT HAVE THE CAPACITY TO ANSWER ANYTHING ON OR OFF THE RECORD. He also could have been bleeding internally. The most accurate portrayal of how vile some detectives are.

[@SamA-cc3pj]

Poor man. He got falsely accused, beaten and was denied by his basic right. He should sue the cops. He'll definitely win.

[@89five3five]

This was back in the day before mandatory video taped interrogations.

[@rowenaramsaran4256]

Castillo going straight to hell. He has No remorse!!!!!

[@andrewenserro3185]

What possessed him to do such a thing!?

[@riveness]

This is police brutality

[@francisdavis1271]

If you paid attention to the format of this TV show they would usually give you two (2) false suspects to start. Never the first guy.

[@Amareehall101]

There was a couple times it was the first person but they was seen as so innocent they even through the detectives off guard

[@TeaAtTwo2]

I wish this had been made into two different videos so we could see how they made the change of prime suspect.

[@zacharyfett2491]

Talk about violating someone’s civil rights, again and again and again. I get that it’s a tv show, but that’s beyond the pale.

[@traviswilkins1965]

In the criminal justice system, the people are represented by two separate yet equally important groups, the police who investigate crime, and the district attorneys who prosecute the offenders. These are their stories.

[@johnlime1469]

Okay bad cop practices aside, is no one going to talk about the pet guinea pig getting cremated at the beginning?

[@thebrittaniondragon6183]

am I the only one who remembers innocent, until proven guilty, now when it comes to horrific crimes like this its understandable and honestly I have no idea what id do in a situation like this but still that simple law is their to protect innocent suspects

[@Fizzlefuse]

Absolutely rediculous. A gang of people beats this guy up up? Oh he must be guilty so lets immediately treat him like he is. Medical attention? Nah, lets just ask him some questions first, at the precinct.. he could have internal bleeding or any number of issues that can have him die at any moment, on his way downtown, in the interrogation room.. but who cares right? A lawyer? When he's being interrogated? While not technically being under arrest? ha! Oh he's not under arrest, but when he tries to leave.. physically push him down because "the doctor didn't say it's ok". There's no doctor present and he's not in a medical facility but who cares right? He's guilty because we think he is! I'd like to say realistically these guys would lose their jobs in minutes... but unfortunatly as cartoonish as these two TV cops are, sadly some real cops get away with far worse.

[@bhgtree]

This episode is a great example of L&O's brilliance, realistic and not afraid to cover difficult topics (what happened the child and the police treatment of the suspect). Usually Lt Van Buren and Briscoe and Greene are examples of how policing should be done, even towards suspects.

[@shayd1984triton]

If the security guard didn't use the bug spray; then who did?

[@isabellah5933]

She probably used it,

[@that_eczema_girl]

This story line is based on a true story. I saw a story like this on a talk show many years back of a little girl who was raped and roach spray put in her mouth. I think she lived though.

[@Americanpatriot-zo2tk]

This is example where the police are the enemy which seems to be a constant thing. He requested medical care numerous times. Both cops should be fired, and they should be subjected to what he went through.

[@JaefarSABNW]

Anybody ever delayed a hospital trip or medical attention do to questioning should sue and the police who do it should be fired and prosecuted for death and damage.

[@Erika-ox3tq]

this is what cops do in real life

[@tashascott3402]

This episode is not on peacock it starts at season 13 I’m so sad now

[@sargon6000]

I sometimes wonder if the writers didn't just wrote the scene with the cops roughing a clearly innocent suspect on a dare to see if the NYPD would not approve of the script, given how it makes the cops appear in a very negative light, only to see the opposite happening.

[@ECW5320]

Says it's on Peacock, but doesn't have the season -_-

[@Sir_Orangeness]

Disturbing and cruel the way they treated him. They should have escorted him to a hospital. They should have let him call a lawyer. Every turn they chose the worst decision. They should have absolutely been fired and sued

[@asspike300]

After watching this let’s try to clear your head, What was your favorite kid show did you grow up with?

[@CalyGamer13]

Ed, Edd, n Eddy or Courage the Cowardly Dog.

[@henriksyrrist8806]

Code name kids next door

[@Codemaster1138]

unironically CSI, was the one day a week I was allowed to stay up after 9 was WED, I loved crime shows no matter how gruesome, now I'm studying to be a coroner so yknow, affected me I suppose

[@sparrowpelt20xx61]

Danny Phantom and the How to Train Your Dragon TV show.

[@Loowis007]

Blue's Clues and Little Bear! Also Sailor Moon. I remember Cartoon Network used to air it in the mornings back in '98. Before DBZ came along. And I vividly remember 2 years later being traumatized when Cell came along in it. 😆

[@Treblaine]

"I'm gonna deny you getting a lawyer because you can leave any time you want... but you can't leave" Damnit Lennie, now anything he says is inadmissible. He might as well tell you where he hid a stolen nuclear bomb and you'd have to let him go.

[@gabrielwilliams1056]

How did they find out it was him?

[@jonny9884]

Good question !

[@burningxnecro]

Oh look, normalising police corruption.

[@wunahahahah]

Woops they forgot to glorify the pigs in this episode. LMAO

[@abermen]

Always refreshing when Law & Order gives a realistic portrayal of police tactics.

[@areina1513]

Paul Calderon played many characters throughout the L&O Universe. Just the other day I seen the episode of L&O Criminal Intent where he had the neighborhood kids steal bikes for him.

[@fanofjohnmellencamp]

He’s in Bosch too! Great characters!

[@natecar1]

How does this episode end? Was there more to it?

[@fchow7132]

It was the security guard.

[@Nuttrex]

@@fchow7132 AYOOO WHAT THE

[@jumpers500]

@@Nuttrex I remember this episode and was extremely angry.

[@fchow7132]

@@Nuttrex he was previously arrested for another crime out of state, sexual assault against a minor I think, but he wasn't convicted so still managed to get the security guard job in New York

[@tatianawilson9187]

Did the last guy actually do it? I don't remember this episode

[@davidlawrence3106]

Yes; he was tricked into confessing.

[@davidleo9612]

A defense attorney would tear these cops a new a**hole and send the city into bankruptcy with civil litigation.

[@1987jenmarie]

How many things wrong interrogation

[@videosYOUenjoy]

Last scene, Schiff talks to a guy that’s standing over his table while Schiff eats his dinner and Schiff says to him ( can’t you let me finish my meal first? ) who was the actor what’s his name?

[@staciemccoy1795]

Back in the long long ago when I recorded this episode on my vcr cuz I had to work I was so mad when the entire episode didn't record because there was some breaking news and the episode started late. It was several years b4 I saw this episode again and finally watched how it ended.🤣

[@kmetzz1]

How did it end???

[@staciemccoy1795]

@@kmetzz1 The security guard with the mole on the side of his nose did it. McCoy tricked him into confessing. Good episode.

[@kmetzz1]

@@staciemccoy1795 Thank you!

[@videosYOUenjoy]

What was the name of the famous actor that Adam schiff the DA talked to while eating at the last scene?

[@kinalo7004]

The cops here need to be fired ASAP. When a lawyer is asked for they need to provide him with one. Thankful for cameras nowadays! Line ups are not always trustworthy because it gives the witness a limited number of people and they may choose someone in order to appease the officers. The real perpetrator may not even be in the line up. This man is the example of being rail roaded I really hope they actually had solid evidence that proved he committed the crime. Normal people need to watch the real stuff and not the fantasy because that’s where they develop misconceptions of the law where they live. Good day.

[@bonds927]

Sadly this isn't the only time they've done something like this in the series

[@videosYOUenjoy]

At the end of this…. Who did Adam schiff the DA , talk to when eating dinner? Was it that famous actor Robert w?

[@jeanethlarsen8096]

I watch Law and order and I almost watch them everyday The shows are awesome

[@beautifulleaves8616]

Horrible, he was treated disgustingly. Poor guy and poor baby girl.

[@tamekkaknuth9612]

I love ❤️ this series!!

[@pixiewixiechu]

The violent rage this gave me took me from almost asleep to awake and in fight mode

[@Reaper12131]

Can we please make this available in America on peacock? Fubo is to expensive

[@AnastasiaSaenz]

Whaaat? Here, there's more videos on Peacock I'd have to pay for, just to watch whereas on Tubi(I don't know if that's what you meant), but on Tubi, it's free movies galore.... I don't know...I think this happens depending on where you live...I've got a pen-pal who doesn't have either (he's born, raised and currently lives in Holzinger, Germany).

[@Reaper12131]

@@AnastasiaSaenz i have tubi. To many ads. And i meant Fubo.

[@AnastasiaSaenz]

My apologies; I've read it as "Tubo" instead of "Fubo".....

[@Reaper12131]

@@AnastasiaSaenz no it's my bad. I accidentally put a "t" instead of an "f"

[@AnastasiaSaenz]

@@Reaper12131 hahaha, it's all good. It happens to all of us.

[@xSoSurreal]

This would’ve jacked their case allll the way up.

[@Timelordderpy]

Dude! He’s injured! He could have passed out! Question him in the freakin hospital!!!😡

[@refinedsugar]

It didn't happen often from what I remember - but sometimes the cast of L&O and the SVU spin-off we're in the wrong. This is definitely one of those times. We know it happened in real life. Detectives either thru laziness or prejudice violate an innocent persons rights.

[@Gantros]

Am I the only one who’s concerned about the two boys in the opening who were planning to cremate a sick guinea pig alive?

[@pettybettyjay]

This episode made me very uncomfortable. Manipulating a man with obvious special needs is gross.

[@tindee3052]

Does anyone know if the little girl survived?

[@77bearpeerless77]

She did not. She was found already deceased.

[@MsWiccanpriestess]

​@@77bearpeerless77 she was barely conscious and later passed away her mother gave the hospital consent to remove the life support. Her case became a homicide and McCoy had upped the charges from child sexual abuse and assault to first degree murder Castillo receive a life sentence plus 30 years.

[@77bearpeerless77]

@@MsWiccanpriestess Ah, that's right

[@tindee3052]

@@77bearpeerless77 aw thats sad

[@Americanpatriot-zo2tk]

12 and a half to twenty five for a taping murderer?? Are used to work in the jail in Louisville Kentucky he’ll never make it out there even other convicts Don’t put up with these predators.

[@JamesSmith-gn9ou]

Owen would been a very wealthy man after this.

[@terrynasonisasupervillain9017]

Nice

[@Mustang424]

Best part about this. This episode isn't on fucking peacock

[@nextbarker2702]

I'm glad Sam Waterston's back on the show.

[@lilayasmin]

This season is not on Peacock.

[@shawnbelcher7135]

It I'd on the membership paid deal. They only do a few on the free version

[@Treblaine]

"no one is going to believe you if you get a lawyer" "I didn't do anything" "I don't believe you"

[@dennyshouse]

There was a case similar to the first suspect where two people broke into a house, shooting a man and a woman in the face. Woman dies but the man survived somehow. The bullet entered at the side of his nose and was in his brain, his eye was swollen. Police arrested the guy and assumed he had shot his girlfriend. They didn't notice the bullet hole in his face. They question him for hours but he's making literally no sense (there is footage of the interview, its just nonsense words. On occasion it sounds like he's trying to describe what happened but its like his brain can't put the words together). 8hrs later the cop finally see the hole and take him to the hospital. He suffered permanent brain damage and had seizures for the rest of his life (which was, somehow, 10 more years)

[@Dragonraiser11]

3:51 okay that joke was not okay. Even the old man looks at her with disgust!

[@mehakverma7043]

1. He should have gotten medical attention immediately 2. They said he was not under arrest and that he was free to walk out, but they held him to the chair, basically forcing him to stay 3. He has a right to an attorney. He should have been able to call a lawyer immediately.

[@thefurrydoc]

I love that kid so much at the beginning. Dum dee dum dee dum.... uh oooohh.

[@nave712]

What season and what episode?

[@winsomefoster]

10 years old 😢😢that's horrible

[@KrystalHarwood-z1b]

the beginning was like when shaun and steve in good doctor brought the rabbit to glassman

[@cissy2194]

This is disgusting from beginning to end!

[@sageortega-scott9454]

Nick Calhane, that you?!

[@sidneybaldwin7336]

That’s nasty asf bro

[@gabysoto7663]

This makes me so mad. 2 injustices do not make a right.

[@omarbarakat5801]

The writers for some reason made the detectives the villains in this episode. This is so out of character for both of them, especially Briscoe. I am also surprised that van buren let them continue their illegal questioning after he asked for a lawyer. Very poor writing imo

[@omarbarakat5801]

@Gi Gi not saying it doesn't happen, but it is completely out of character for these cops specifically, so yes its poor writing