Looks Like a Hit and Run | Law & Order

[@hothotheat3000]

This show can and should run forever. Crime in the big city never goes out of style. Cycle out the actors every few years and you’ve got an eternal hit.

[@jdrancho1864]

True, and for a number of good reasons. Check out "Tatort". They just looked back on 50 years worth of episodes.

[@kishascape]

Nah cycling the actors near the end is what killed the appeal. Also they started making seasons again November 2021.

[@shrekYTsubnow]

It honestly will

[@blinkth3dog]

I agree. It is timeless.

[@Lecintel]

@@blinkth3dogBut tbh new seasons are not that good, the original series was really great tbh

[@angiki9988]

I like to think that the amount of attention that these clips have been getting is part of the reason they are reviving this show for season 21. I pray for another 20 season run.

[@stephaniebrown9799]

Me too. Makes sense. And hopefully they will post all the seasons on Peacock.

[@ValdezJu]

Let's hope Fat Anthony ('the genius) won't be in it!

[@StarFighters76]

Well there is also the fact that reboots/sequels is the huge craze, so why not get in on the fad?

[@xyPERSON]

@@ValdezJu Always a hater!

[@gabegood8989]

@@ValdezJu KINGPIN!! FU JIMARO!!

[@Tetsujinhanmaa]

Props to the first judge. 'Get it right!' That's what every cop should be shooting for.

[@jdrancho1864]

The cop went judge-shopping, and the judge wouldn't be shopped. Wonder how often that happens.

[@paulhunter6742]

I was impressed the Hispanic Judge knew the defensive attorney for those boys would use a warrant issued by him to have case thrown out. Like he said, It's an important case. Get it right.

[@jdrancho1864]

@@paulhunter6742 You don't even have to go that far. The basis for the warrant was flimsy, but the detectives thought a Hispanic judge would be sympathetic to their request. They thought they could play on his ethnic sympathies, but he wouldn't have it. That's why I said they went judge-shopping.

[@kishascape]

Yeah too often in this show they play loosey goosey overstepping their bounds and over reaching to violate peoples rights.

[@finris1]

@@jdrancho1864 A lot of judges have large case loads (most courts in the US are backlogged by months), so it it may be more likely that judges would rather do a bare bones analysis, trusting the cops, and end up rubber stamping it. If the cops had enough for a warrant, they save time to spend on their actual case load. If they don't, the judge won't be held responsible anyway, as judges have absolute immunity from suit involving any "judicial action" they make.

[@MMuraseofSandvich]

For those playing at home: If you come to court to show your support for someone who is one of the parties being sued or charged, the best thing you can do while the judge is on the bench is to stay still and stay quiet, maybe smile and wave at your friend, but that's it. Don't be like this gallery, don't make any noise that can mess with the stenographer, and don't make eye contact with the opposing party, the jury, or the judge. Judges can and will have you removed for any reason. The court is not a popularity contest. I have seen a defendant try to not only sway the court with a crowd of supporters, but the supporters were also duped into trying to intimidate the plaintiffs. The judge was LIVID. He made it crystal clear to defense counsel and the gallery that if they made another sound they would be immediately removed, and that they were very close to breaking federal law (witness tampering). Defendant handily lost that case, because not only were the facts not on his side, he had as much respect for the court as a fallen dictator.

[@Thrifty032781]

I sat in on some court proceedings once. The judge really didn't have to do things to maintain order among spectators. The bailiff was all over people for the tiniest infractions, such as standing up or using a cell phone.

[@BassieWorst12]

Unfortunately I had to opportunity to be present at a court case to morally support the victim(s). I clearly remember the judge thanking us after the verdict for keeping our composure during this emotionally challenging times. He said "we've seen families react in much different ways"

[@MMuraseofSandvich]

@Thrifty I think we were in different jurisdictions. I would imagine courts handle this particular thing differently. I never saw the bailiff move or speak, but the gallery's main offense was rowdy applause. I would imagine the bailiff in the courtroom I was in would tackle anyone who entered the well without permission, though.

[@jdrancho1864]

Unless of course, if it is a cop who is on trial. Then the gallery is a sea of blue.

[@kishascape]

@@Thrifty032781 what if I gotta pee though?!

[@Nexstep1122]

I hate that teenagers get a reduced sentence or reduced bail for the reason that they have a "bright future". They've proven that they are capable and willing to commit violence.

[@katie91f44]

Crazy

[@StarFighters76]

It's either "bright future" or "their mind isn't fully developed yet" excuses.

[@aripoisik6277]

@@StarFighters76 People's brain's don't fully develop until they're 25. Teenagers are, while not incapabale, less likely than someone over 25 of making a rational decision. It's not an excuse, it's a scientific fact. That said, kids who commit serious crimes like murder and such I agree shouldn't get reduced anything.

[@CMage101]

Anyone who doesn't think teenagers aren't capable of sociopathic or psychotic behavior clearly doesn't remember their first 12 years of school, especially elementary, middle and high school. Nothing says "capable of causing trauma" like kids who haven't figured out that they're not immortal and they're not invincible...and good luck with having parents who aren't too busy or neglectful to tell the kids what Right and Wrong are...

[@primus-1-]

@@aripoisik6277 excuseses

[@arthurpressnall8744]

A couple of the parents were crying when their kids were sent to jail because they show everyone how stupid they are because they believe their kids are innocent despite the fact that they're complete monsters and it's like what that prosecution attorney said the parents are unwilling or unable to watch over their kids and make sure that they're supervised so for all the heartache and sorrow that those parents got they deserved at 10 fold.

[@christinelee4780]

You make some good points, although I think that the parents probably did not want to believe that they raised children who became monsters. Nobody in their right mind would want that.

[@CC-si3cr]

@@christinelee4780 Dahmer's mom knew he was a monster.

[@natashajagadhish1887]

@@CC-si3cr but not all parents do.

[@obliviouz]

You're what's wrong with today's society. There's such flimsy evidence available but you jump immediately to assuming guilt.

[@Afalstein]

People think of criminals, they think of monsters, someone "other". They don't consider that the person has hobbies, interests, loves. They're a criminal and that's their whole identity. So if you know someone and to you, their identity is "kid I changed diapers on who's headed to college to become an accountant" it's impossible to redefine them in your head as a criminal.

[@kaybee4132]

Attending school and playing sports doesn't mean you don't do anything wrong...😏🤔

[@kaybee4132]

Thanks for the upload!❤

[@GhostDrummer]

Reminds me of the video a lady posted of her confronting the cashier at a Starbucks drive thru for using the lady’s card info and going on a shopping spree. The young girl was saying she didn’t mean to do it and was begging the lady to not report her because she was a good kid in school and was on the swim or soccer team (might have been something else, but it was a sport).

[@michellewhelen3251]

@@GhostDrummer Yep. I remember that. She was fired and I think charged with credit card fraud.

[@tawainagaither9586]

Say it louder for the folks in the back. I'm just glad we didn't have camera phones back in the day

[@jamesdc9595]

It does mean you have reasons not to break bond, which is what that was over

[@philwilliams5268]

Whoever decided to upload these clips has convinced me to start watching this show. Who knew the most effective advertisement was a 10-minute clip with a cliffhanger.

[@therecordstorecats5115]

Season 21 yes they're coming back after a 11 year halt

[@cheridehart7771]

I took about 11 years off too!

[@mitchand9]

@@cheridehart7771 should have made it 12.

[@sistagalsistagal8136]

Really?

[@manemperorofmankind8119]

Oh? What’s happening now?

[@AnakinandPadme1231]

Yes

[@micjakes1]

I miss these two detectives. They were a good replacement for Lenny and whoever.

[@1talldaddy]

you forgot the two seasons with Fontana aka knock off Chicago Lenny lite.

[@bokani79]

Lenny and Briscoe and Lt Van Buren

[@xyPERSON]

@@1talldaddy Fontana wasn't a knock off of anybody. He was good enough to be in his own league.

[@johnhenryreber2501]

The dude who played Fontana, was actually a Chicago cop for real. Most people dont know that. He played a cop alot because he was one. He was also in movie Code of Silence, with Chuck Norris.

[@BethHarmon-yh8ms]

@@xyPERSON Fontana wasn't bad, but if I had a choice between a marathon of his two seasons with all of Briscoe's seasons on Law and Order, I'll choose Briscoe. No offense to Dennis Farina, but Jerry Orbach was a tough act to follow, I'd think that would be true no matter who replaced him. In all fairness though, I still preferred Fontana to Nina Cassady. I don't think she was mentioned again after her one season, she was just gone by the following season. But considering the way she bungled the case with the senator, I think it's safe to assume Van Buren took away her badge, or rather the higher-ups did, anyway.

[@andrea_2022]

Jeremy Sisto is a great actor. I watched every movie or th series with him. Anthony Anderson is great,too. I wish I could see them more.

[@just_a_girl60]

Agreed! I love Jeremy Sisto and the two have great chemistry

[@docducttape9270]

And Anthony been getting into shape. 💪

[@ianbrewer4843]

@@just_a_girl60 yes they do

[@teresaferrer4748]

I love Jeremy Sisto since he was a young actor . Never liked Anthony,but the rapport with Jeremy is great.

[@unclejoker9975]

He even played Jesus.

[@geekadee1394]

Spoiler: Verdict: In the account of murder of the 1st degree: Not guilty (Regarding another hispanic man found dead with the same MO) In the charge of attempted murder against Oswaldo: Not guilty In the charge of assault in the first degree: Guilty Story takes a sad turn as Oswaldo, guy from the start, dies due to his mother signing a DNR (do not resuscitate) when signs pointed to him not ever recovering. McCoy and his two lawyers decide to go for the throat this time with 1st degree murder charge since the man passed away. The episode fades to black and we are not shown what comes out of that case. It's strongly hinted that they might win considering the circumstances and that the overall narrative has changed since Oswaldo ended up dying from the assault.

[@MuzzyBarker]

I love the lawyer pointing out that one mom is Argentine like Argentina isn't super racist.

[@120kush]

the nazis changed the skin tone of everybody there smh

[@luisgalvan2793]

mostly porteños , people from other provinces arent as racist as those.

[@hal00fwar]

Funny because like 95% of argentina is 👦🏾

[@davidmarwood775]

No it isn’t. Argentina has the highest population of white people in South America.

[@davidmarwood775]

Just looked it up, only 3-5% of Argentines have African ancestry and even among those most have only 1-10% African ancestry. Next time do some research.

[@Adoni3]

Even though he disliked immigrants I appreciate that he understood that what happened to the victim was heinous and cooperated

[@jdrancho1864]

not immigrants, ILLEGAL immigrants. Makes a difference.

[@butercumdribbleiii8033]

@@jdrancho1864 lol ur iq is showing n it’s hilarious to me how little it is. Even foreigners seem smarter 😂

[@yucol5661]

@@jdrancho1864 the dude was comparing about his taxes going to educate children if they are children of illegal immigrants. If he goes to the point of having a beef with children from underfunded school system then he doesn’t like immigrants period.

[@jdrancho1864]

@@yucol5661 It's a little bit more nuanced than that, I think. If a family with school-aged children moves to the US, the children are not only allowed, they are required to attend school. The one complaint that that might draw is if an immigrant family is larger - has a large number of children - than the smaller family size that is the standard in the US nowadays. They might be accused of being an unduly large draw on public educational resources. Children born to immigrants - even if they are illegal - are automatically considered US citizens, due to SCOTUS' unfortunate reading of the 14th Amendment. As such, their public schooling is as unquestioned as that of any US citizen child. That's a fact and I am sure he knows it.

[@Adoni3]

@@jdrancho1864 asylum seekers aren't illegal

[@blackdandelion5549]

This reminds me of when someone says their kid is an angel. . . . . .My response when I know what the child is like or the parent is enabling is normally the same "So was Lucifer".

[@codenamejinza]

How did this episode end? Did they get justice for those poor guys? :(

[@KhaosN7]

Short answer is that they're unable to prove that the kids were responsible for any of the murders, and the kids only get convicted with first-degree Assault for Oswaldo. However, Oswaldo's mother, Maria, after being informed that Oswaldo will almost certainly never wake up, takes him off of Life Support and he dies. Now that he's dead, they can upgrade the charge to a murder and because the kids have already been convicted for the Assault charge, getting them convicted for a murder will be extremely easy. The episode ends with them wondering if Maria knew that they would be able to charge the kids for murder if her son died, but McCoy decides it doesn't matter. "Everyone games the system."

[@jdrancho1864]

@@KhaosN7 So Osvaldo's mother travels - legally, this time - from Honduras, and has the expense of re-patriating the body for a local burial?

[@KhaosN7]

@@jdrancho1864 I guess so. I don't think that the episode explained what she did with the body after. It's possible she could have had him cremated in the states and then had his ashes transported back to Honduras.

[@jdrancho1864]

@@KhaosN7 It doesn't matter to the case. It's just the way my mind works, I have this thing about answering questions that nobody asked and filling in negative spaces. It's just that I've heard of many instances of immigrants dying in the US and then getting repatriated to their home town. That's often at considerable cost 'coz shipping a body costs more than getting on a plane as a passenger. In many Catholic countries cremation is frowned upon. The preference is to have a proper funeral with a corpse in a casket being lowered into a grave.

[@yucol5661]

@@jdrancho1864 traveling legally is not hard (if you have some money for papers and tickets) What’s really hard is getting the papers to stay and work afterwards Shipping a body seems so hard and expensive that I wouldn’t be surprised if the mom just gave up and said her goodbyes without taking the body

[@Timeward76]

Surprisingly cooperative from the dude in the kitchen. Usually immigrant workers dont like talking to cops, but his concern for his friend was clearly louder than that for himself.

[@MattyKwik]

The worst crime was the judge's soul patch

[@sevenoctobers7471]

New season better be good. Lots of us true crime enthusiasts keeping our eyes peeled.

[@jeffgo8658]

It should be apolitical at best, just the crime and what L & O does best. But with the current atmosphere, I won't hold my breath.

[@lukestrife3932]

@@jeffgo8658 You must be a pretty special type of idiot if you think L&O must be apolitical Political comentary is the show's hearth

[@lynn8101]

I can't wait to see law And law order after all 11 years I hope Linus roach and Jeremy sisto in it they are awesome

[@hammond1994]

I wish I could afford all the seasons of this show.

[@ShadySliver17]

Then let’s make sure we get their parents attention🤣

[@racergamer9215]

Title: looks like a hit and run Me: they must have been playing Simpsons

[@raspherion]

That appeal to suppress makes no fucking sense, since they're charged WITH a hate crime. If it was just murder, I /Could/ see that but seeing how they're being accused of targeting Latino men and killing them, wouldn't the video be relevant to the trial?

[@NoticeThisMusic]

it makes total sense, american justice system is a clown show so something like that happening is par for the course

[@mattryan7124]

Not evidence of the crime they are charged with. Just because there is evidence of you commiti g the same crime against someone else doesn’t immediately allow it to be admitted for the crime they were charged with.

[@butercumdribbleiii8033]

They are white I thought that was enough explanation. No justice system in America wants to actively hurt whites

[@dr.vegapunk5853]

@@mattryan7124 that make no sense

[@HorrorFanatic_]

I started watching SVU YEARS AGO BUT THIS IM DEFINITELY WATCHING IT looks really good

[@thehellyousay]

this is the original series, albeit with newer cast members

[@mijajajaja]

The definition of "He a good boi, didn't do nuffin!"

[@tystin_gaming]

"Bail is set at $150,000 for each defendant" HAHAHAHAHA, a perfect way of saying "remanded without bail" because we know their non-tax paying asses won't afford it.

[@nbrikha]

Bail bondsman? Pretty easy to get on bail if you're parents have collateral

[@toomanyaccounts]

cash is ten percent. meaning 15k.

[@toomanyaccounts]

@Gert Bonk bail is ten percent cash. 200 dollar bail a 20 will get you out.

[@jdrancho1864]

Ten percent at a bail bondsman, and equity in their home. You don't really know how bail works, do you?

[@Derpyderp597]

@@toomanyaccounts each state is different on bail, Texas is 10% most are not

[@PimpMacSlickBac]

Wait, so was the auto body tech a racist? Is that why he didn't want to help after hearing what the kids did?

[@johnhenryreber2501]

Either he doesn't have a high opinion of illegals, non taxpayers who he may view as not as hard working as him. Or possibly he thought at first it would be big press to help someone and then be good for his buisness, but when he heard it was an illegal, he decided he couldn't be bothered. It leads you to suspect he could have been a racist. But he doesn't have to be. Just someone who decided its not worth helping his fellow man because there was no money in it for him.

[@magoichi75]

Oh I remember this episode…oh it was a good one.

[@GroundScarecrow]

Can you tell me what happens?

[@andrewli6606]

@@GroundScarecrow The defendants only get convicted for the assault on the first victim and only get six years. McCoy convinces the first victim's mother to take him off life support so they can recharge for first-degree bias murder. That's the end of the episode.

[@juliantapia1407]

@@andrewli6606 nice

[@CC-si3cr]

​@@andrewli6606 First victim's mother or wife? He was from Honduras and the photo of his family was always aimed @ the camera so we can see his family. I just don't understand bringing in a completely new character into the scene one ever talked about like the victim's mother. Plus the wife is the next of kin. She would have the authority to pull the plug.

[@b.c.102]

@@andrewli6606 God, McCoy was always stone cold.

[@starbuck78]

The bald guy at the Auto Repair shop is comedian Bob Kelly.

[@MrBmick79]

Bobby funny

[@aaronjohn6586]

11 years was to long to wait!

[@deacon5090]

4:24 lol is that bob kelly

[@brandonb3174]

Yes

[@Diiwiin99]

0:03 same coffee cup used in Spider-Man no way home

[@midlandredux]

08:21 -- Law & Order, rightly or wrongly, taught a generation of Americans that judges casually toss out obvious evidence just because lawyers ask them to. Often with a bored tone of voice, like it was just a ritual before they all go golfing together.

[@JohnH0130]

Judge Montaldo: I wouldn't trust a judge who thinks that beard is a good look to judge a grade school talent show.

[@joseliaalves1933]

Maravilhosa série ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@mybigfitgreekalexk6192]

I love law and order!

[@deliafredericks7578]

How they abuse immigrants are very sad Sometimes so inhumanely

[@c.w.simpsonproductions1230]

Kinda curious to see what Season 21 will look like? A whole new cast or familiar faces?

[@stephaniebrown9799]

Probably a whole new cast with the exception of McCoy. References to previous characters and what happened. Can't wait.

[@katherynemero4118]

I'm not sure I'd even bother watching if they didn't give me someone I know. When I say that I really mean Lt. Van Buren.

[@anacristalmuniz1644]

4:57 wake up with the book😂😂😂😜

[@myriad2878]

8:37 even after he explained it, I still don't understand how the videos could be suppressed? The videos show that the kids are prejudiced against latino men and have beat them in the past, how is that not relevant to the case? He says it would prejudice the jury against the kids... yeah?! What's your point? Am I missing something?

[@gregjenkinson7512]

8:30 seriously how are they able to repress those videos? From i understand they're videos of those kids doing what they're accused of. Seems like straightforward evidence to me

[@marycanary]

How does the episode end?

[@pb_and_nutella]

If you think protecting your kids from the consequences of committing violent and hateful crimes is the way to help your kids, you should not be a parent, can’t imaging sitting there and wringing my hands and crying because my kids were being rightfully punished for harming someone rather than wondering how I raised someone with so much hatred and the willingness to hurt people as a result

[@sirkylanthered]

On what fucking grounds would that video be dismissed?! Sorry forgot this is New York. The same place that sentenced an attorney to 6 months for an alleged misdemeanor mistake in a court proceeding

[@themachoechidnaugandarandy7583]

@Gert Bonk what's this got to do with the god emperor?

[@watchemchick]

Can anyone tell me which season and episode this is please? I'd love to watch the whole episode.

[@thomasgreen1557]

Season 19 Episode 18

[@watchemchick]

@@thomasgreen1557 thanks :)

[@meetyourdoomplayz8499]

What episode and season?

[@CosyBibi]

Yo nobody told me Law and Order would be so good

[@dr.vegapunk5853]

?

[@silverloony1170]

I saw the episode in full, and there's a scene where Mrs. Stratton takes the stand during the trial. Hint: Tony doesn't get his attitude from his father. She uses the term "groncho" in front of Cutter, which is a derogatory term for unemployed people; in other words, an upper-class way of saying "bums", which dehumanizes those like Oswaldo Morales and Ray Alvarez.

[@ahoward3503]

People can commit hate crimes against people of their own race. Argument that you can't call it a hate crime because the kid was half Hispanic is a weak argument.

[@turtlesploodgegaming3123]

Hate how the court system works. Evidence is Evidence. Period.

[@MMuraseofSandvich]

Well, this show has been known to play a little fast and loose with procedure. Video and audio recording is technically hearsay under rules of evidence (hearsay is generally not allowed but there are a ton of exceptions), obviously that's not what the defense argued. I don't know if "this is prejudicial" will actually stick in Manhattan, but I'm not an attorney.

[@dr.vegapunk5853]

@@MMuraseofSandvich if you have a video that show X person committing Y crime that's not hearsay just saying it may or not be inadmissible if said video doesn't identified the perpetrator, now judges have to be careful of ruling out things

[@dr.vegapunk5853]

well first of all this is a show and this show have being know for being loose with procedure and legal stuff

[@luvlylady55]

I really like SVU ..but Im wondering..is there a site online where I can watch the episodes for free?? or at least a small charge?

[@tenochcarreon4140]

there are plenty of sites where you can watch shows for free, you probably already found one b now

[@luvlylady55]

@@tenochcarreon4140 i found gomovies. Pretty good site

[@racher4593]

Bobby Kelly as the racist mechanic. Classic.

[@jameswg13]

Oh I remember this one was brutal

[@Icecube88]

i think i remember it. the kids got away with it, right? if so, then yeah, it is the one i am thinking of.

[@sirgoodra996]

@@Icecube88 yeah but at the end the man died so they will be tried for murder

[@julesmasseffectmusic]

I'm pretty sure if intentionally killed someone I could keep it together for a day or so, if I accidently killed someone, you would find me sobbing next the body confessing and saying sorry. How hit and runs happen boggles my mind.

[@JohnM-sw4sc]

Denial

[@DanielMartinez-zm8ts]

What season and episode?

[@johnmoore9066]

The judge was wrong

[@metamorphicme9378]

Thus show must have meant a lot to New Yorkers ..... expensive filming location yet a staple to tge locals Im sure.

[@benjiespinosa4703]

I don’t think anyone talks like these detectives.

[@dorcasmalahlela2805]

Well, I've never heard any detective talking at a crime scene. I've never been at a crime scene.

[@JohnM-sw4sc]

What do you mean

[@RandomGuy-nt1no]

why were the videos tossed out?

[@mikekling5880]

With who everyone's preoccupied.

[@arttenoyan8100]

Isn't it time to get the full episode guys?? Give us a break!!!

[@AndrewBarsky]

Hey it’s Bobby Kelly!

[@kelciemyburgh5226]

What season and episode is this?

[@peacemaker1985]

Bobby Kelley jeez

[@javiercruz2037]

Does anybody know what season and or episode this is trying to watch the whole thing

[@awalker8371]

I believe 21 not on Peacock though

[@DavidKoppana-iq8jr]

The theme of youth committing random violence - - horribly realistic.

[@hawaiapril]

Was that Bobby Kelly?!?

[@killerloose0078]

What episode was this?

[@EdgyShooter]

How the hell do those videos get suppressed???

[@alexisgrunden1556]

Their lawyer pushed that the videos were not part of this case (different incidents, stretching that they were unrelated) and that they would taint the jury and prejudice them against his clients. And because they're "good boys, with promising futures" (ie athletes), the judge was ball-less and allowed it. Same sh*t as Brock Turner; they 'didn't want to ruin his future', so he got off with barely a slap on the wrist.

[@brianellinger6622]

Where?

[@lctamoya]

That thing under the judge lip looks nasty

[@winsomefoster]

Young teenagers 😢😢

[@drago1149]

In this episode stuff didn't get serious until the white guy got killed.

[@dr.vegapunk5853]

not really they have a very loose evidence to begin with

[@Fizzlefuse]

I should stop watching these clips because peacock isn't available in my region and I have no idea how any of these end. XD

[@dr.vegapunk5853]

use vpn

[@kelanjames8429]

"yes the videos showing the defendants are prejudiced against hispanic people would make the jury prejudiced against the defendants so we are not allowing it to be evidence even though the eveidence is litteraly suppose to make people agree the defendant is guilty." sure that makes a lot of sense

[@asia2624]

Funny how this episode isn’t even on peacock😐😒

[@awalker8371]

This whole season isn’t

[@breacharce2536]

I like this series but always no result in the end of vide or no ending .So no sense of watcing it🥺😳😧

[@andrewclark7559]

Third. Also to be the first with a meaningful comment: can you guys please post clips from full episodes except just the beginnings?

[@natanyadaniels4076]

3:19 where's Waldo?

[@captain_hat6247]

4:10-5:36 Bob Kelly everybody!

[@thcdreams654]

Who wants to let me know how the episode turned out?

[@kinggoldark3853]

One of the three kids involved flips on the other two, but they find out that a juror was listening to an anti-immigrant podcast in the jury room and the remaining defendants are convicted of assault but not attempted murder. Then Oswaldo’s mom takes him off life support and the DA’s re-charge the kids with hate crime murder.

[@thcdreams654]

@@kinggoldark3853 thanks. I would watch it streaming but peacock has ads.

[@Icecube88]

the kids get away with it

[@kirsyrosa2595]

Good day Kelly

[@trivonnereid769]

Deputy Commissioner Abraham.

[@thefighter5182]

Attending school and playing sports doesn't mean you did do anything wrong...😕🤔

[@thehistoryfreak13]

Y the hell would someone do something like this?

[@raechelcleberg8854]

This kind of thing makes me sick. I was raised without prejudice of any kind, so I can't fathom it.

[@dangrossman3008]

I would have set the bail at 150 million for each defendant but I think that's just me

[@danielserrano591]

lawyer plaque date

[@rayray6490]

These clips are like crack to me

[@katie91f44]

🤣

[@Tremaine-e3o]

David, u must stay still. The planet mercury natives are here.

[@danielserrano591]

hospital bed

[@omaralaniz475]

Omar Alaniz

[@josephrmancini3877]

Not need it

[@gazir5335]

Bob Kelly?

[@AndrewBarsky]

Yes!

[@melindachapman8927]

God the judge's goatee or whatever is gross

[@TK_Tazzkooler]

if cops pay informats how hey know whats a lie?

[@Tremaine-e3o]

U like Governor Hochul? For New York? She is a resurrected. B=

[@docducttape9270]

Riiiiiiight. Lmao

[@uzimakiking]

season 19 episode 18