Peeping Tom Reveals Footage of Assault Against a Student | Law & Order SVU

[@c.w.simpsonproductions1230]

For anyone curious about Stephanie's Law, here's the story: In 2001, Stephanie Fuller, a resident of Bay Shore, Long Island, who surreptiously videotaped by her landlord, one William Schultz. Without Stephanie's consent or knowledge, Schultz put a small video camera in the smoke-detector that faced her bed. A line led from the camera into Schultz's own apartment, from which he both viewed and recorded the images. His crime was exposed when Stephanie's boyfriend noticed suspicious wires coming out of the smoke-detector. The couple called the police, and Schultz was arrested. Because New York State's "Peeping Tom" laws only covered the use of a camera or other device to "peer" through a window, Schultz was charged and convicted with trespassing instead of "video voyeurism." In other words, had he been convicted of entering Stephanie's apartment and placing a wad of gum (rather than a video camera) on the smoke-detector, his punishment would have been the same: a $1,500 fine, probation for one to three years, and 280 hours of community service. Fuller believed that Schultz got off easy, and campaigned for harsher penalties, and Stephanie's Law was signed into law on 23 June 2003.

[@TPTGopher]

I'll be honest, kind of weirdly uplifting to find out the the Law (which I had always assumed the show made up) was passed through Stephanie's efforts and not in her memory.

[@lesyeuxsansvisage1157]

@@TPTGopherAgree wholeheartedly. It’s genuinely soul crushing when it’s in memory of 🤦‍♀️ I won’t lie, I’ve just ended up sobbing at some of it.

[@SirNerdPunk]

​@bobproctor-ne9tg who was your comment in reference to?

[@Justbrowsing4lunch]

Did that pervert ever get ruffed up?

[@LetsTalkAboutIsrael]

@@Justbrowsing4lunch That's exactly what I was wondering! Hope the boyfriend had a little 'heart-to-heart' with the man

[@naterksmr]

The sheer irony of him complaining about the police "invading his privacy"

[@babytash1369]

You always have some pot calling the kettle black lol.

[@c.w.simpsonproductions1230]

Imagine your dark secret being exposed because you were secretly caught on a toilet spycam, and the guy who did it just happened to get caught by the police because some random lady accidentally dropped her phone into a toilet and discovered another one of his spycams, and he traded it to the police for a deal.

[@paulap2480]

so weird that you would look at it like that, from the point of view of the perpetrator. if you are an abuser I curse you for exposure and true justice.

[@c.w.simpsonproductions1230]

@@paulap2480 No, I’m saying that karma is a b. Like those guys who chased down and killed the black jogger in Georgia. They would have gotten away with it if one of them hadn’t filmed the whole thing. Sometimes it’s your own stupidity, other times it’s things completely out of your own control. But your sins always find a way of coming out eventually.

[@minathemystic]

Karma. Cause and effect.

[@spacequack5470]

@@paulap2480 You clearly need to work on your reading comprehension

[@mikekling7144]

That phone in the toilet really opened pandoras box.

[@KhadejahScott]

The toilet camera = new fear unlocked 💀

[@wyattblaine7066]

Might be worth it to check, a flight attendant was just caught doing the same thing

[@SomiaDz]

Apparently this is a HUGE problem in South Korea. Practically every public bathroom and every hotel room is full of hidden cameras.

[@boltthunder2061]

ahhh yes my biggest fear someone that isnt me finding out and seeing what a day of taco bell does to the bowels

[@Guyfromthewizardingworld]

@@boltthunder2061😂😂

[@ameliaflynnhayes]

I felt disgusted seeing that camera. Even more when I saw that video.

[@djanime317]

The urine DVDs absolutely revolted me, but the journal took me over the edge 😩

[@katelynpringle5506]

Love that the first guy was just totally not expecting that felony sentence, like he really had no clue he was doing a jail-time crime.

[@joewhitehead3]

If he had been caught before August, it woulda just been a fine

[@vitalityfox]

@@joewhitehead3I feel like they were just joking with him

[@joewhitehead3]

@@vitalityfox Benson & Stabler said Stephanie’s law was passed in August. That video voyage was now an E felony. I doubt that’s something they’d kid about

[@trevorbirkbeck4011]

Probably because when he first got into it it was treated like petty trespassing take a small fine and a slap on a wrist. The law had just changed 3 months prior, and hence a societal recluse was unaware of the change in the seriousness of the crime. Perhaps he wouldn't have held onto all the old incriminating evidence and just gotten a light and like 3 months in prison if he was made aware, as I doubt he would have stopped.

[@MrRyan-wu4jx]

Nah he knew and was playing dumb. He had his way out of it already thought up.

[@matildauebel7599]

so the creep was ok with sitting on this (no pun intended) until he could weasel something out of it for himself? Real nice guy I take it

[@catmaxwell6691]

Hard to follow a creeps’ stream of thought… (pun intended)

[@shemarcorbin6713]

The creep witness the assault and didn't do sh*t (no pun intended)

[@zachcoles4296]

Basically when there's something that can benefit you, play that card

[@rootfish2671]

Average reddit user

[@KamadreJohnson]

Like it or not he did the smart thing. I feel he should have got no deal, but can't fault him for trying to get less time sadly.

[@WarGrowlmon18]

This whole thing was really messed up. At the end, Huang thought that given the circumstances, chances were good that Shane himself would grow up to be an abuser and have unhealthy relationships.

[@MrRepoman197]

And so the cycle of abuse continues sadly.

[@CandiceGoddard]

@@MrRepoman197 But the source case was the one of Mary Kay Letourneau and the real abused boy did not reoffend, though it's good that they used to make the link between SOME victims of abuse going on to be abusers.

[@AJR-zg2py]

"Must be good - there are sequels" OMG MY SIDES I was not expecting that comment. I wonder if that was originally written or it was an ad-lib during rehearsal that they ended up working into the script LOL

[@RS-gi9hu]

For those of you wondering, it was the headteacher who assaulted the kid. Turns out she had a brain tumor and couldn't control her urges. She found out at she was pregnant.

[@frostieschocopop]

Oh no, you spoiled it :p They were gonna post the rest later.

[@tena2sweet]

This is clearly based off of the Mary Kay Letourneau case.

[@ibcheel9021]

@@frostieschocopopmeh sometimes, but this supposed to wet you appetite to buy the Peacock app that doesn’t even have every episode 😅

[@ericoberlies7537]

I was just looking for the episode number so I could watch it.

[@ibcheel9021]

@@ericoberlies7537 season 5 episode 25 titled “head” It’s also in the description of the video. ☺️

[@theintenseguy4671]

"Must be good, there's sequels." Okay, that was pretty funny.

[@sandyr-w6906]

I seen this episode and it made me paranoid to the point that if I ever use a rest room in a resteraunt, I check for cametas BEFORE I use it.

[@Armaria2203]

This has made me paranoid too😂

[@LilBluSky0417]

Same here. Especially the gas station toilets in major cities. I also always check to be sure that the mirrors in motel rooms are not made of that one-way mirror stuff. Apparently the way to tell is that if you touch it with your finger, the finger will touch it's reflected counterpart if it's a real mirror. If it's one-way glass, then the reflection will have a "gap" when putting your hand or finger up against the glass.

[@rachaelford5525]

What ended up happening? Did they catch her and who was it? I was getting so into it and then the clip ended lol

[@Nuhtalley]

@@LilBluSky0417unfortunately this is not a 100% way to tell. You should also shine light into and cup your eyes. You can also knock and see if it sounds hollow.

[@abbatrouble]

In my city an assistant manager at a department store put a camera in the ceiling above a dressing room.

[@feraltaco4783]

This is why I try to check public toilets before I use them. It's not paranoid. It's prudent.

[@javierav8930]

I watched this episode when I was a teen and ever since i check toilets too!!

[@feraltaco4783]

@@javierav8930 you have to worry about things like that now. It's f'ed up.

[@QuantumVoid-ro3hi]

Meh, if someone really wants to see me in those circumstances, what do I care? If anything, I feel sad for them. Plus, out of site, out of mind. But that's just me.

[@RomasKalash]

@@QuantumVoid-ro3hiI agree that it shouldn’t matter to the individual. To be so disturbed by the thought of someone seeing a faceless you doing your business is just self-importance dressed up as propriety.

[@jamedlock83]

it definitely is paranoia. . You need help

[@flexivefowl8186]

“Must be good there’s sequels” Munch is awesome.

[@darthroden]

"I can't stand people touching my things!" Oh wow dude, you're REALLY not going to like Riker's Island then.

[@aggressiveattitudeera887]

The peeping Tom was James Urbaniak. Dr. Venture from "The Venture Brothers."

[@gamingdemigodxiii5630]

I know that we should separate the actors from the characters they play, but that seems rather fitting for either Dr. Venture you speak of (my bet is Rusty).

[@Jo-JoandTaffy]

...and the peeping Tom's sister was Amy Sedaris who's brother is David Sedaris a pretty good author who wrote, "Me Talk Pretty One Day". (David Sedaris is probably not a pervert but anything is possible.)

[@krystalk8105]

Spoiler: oh was the principal, she had some sort of brain tumor that affected her impulses

[@selenesimpson3145]

WHAT ?!

[@trickster3696]

And to double the tragedy the same thing happened to her as a kid.

[@MrSpade5150]

Not to mention she gets pregnant by the end of the episode

[@Aurasoul.]

Tumors can do that too?!

[@krystalk8105]

@@Aurasoul. it was pressing on some gland that controlled her impulses and coupled with her past history of being molested as child, i guess she too became a predator

[@kidz4p509]

0:12 The old “phone in the toilet” problem.

[@heyysimone]

I have anxiety and mild OCD. This episode has made me check every single toilet (even in my own home) every time i use one since i saw it. I lift the toilet seat using toilet paper before i ever use the toilet because of this episode. Thanks SVU.

[@sonrouge]

Me thinks in real life, they'd just check the security camera watching the bathrooms. And also in real life, he'd still probably be plead out down to a minor sentence.

[@ericoberlies7537]

We’re talking about her though, the assailant.

[@mastershifu9149]

I mean that concert band sounds pretty in tune for a high school

[@BigFella117]

As someone who’s been in a high school band, I agree with you

[@ponygon777]

5:42 Ice-T's drive by "ah no"

[@TH-xp9ro]

Poor Rusty running a toilet cam site to help pay the rent on the Venture Compound

[@mrroboshadow]

he saw many performing a Rusty Venture

[@BlaqueButterfly51]

😅😅😅😂 oh god..lol

[@brigidmadden5577]

Considering his childhood, I wouldn’t be surprised if this awoke something in him

[@silverkaisermkii1122]

That cracked me up 😂

[@jeremiahakerman7333]

This was one of those episodes of SVU that you just can't forget and the story just stays in your mind well. Hard to believe this episode aired almost 20 years ago now, I was almost finished with my Junior year of High School.

[@inuyasharules19]

I remember I was young. but i think i was in elementary school? But i think of this episode occasionally when im in a public restroom.

[@shadowthehedgehog1015]

“Must be good, there’s sequels” 💀

[@egosumFidius]

the ending to this episode doesn't really make sense to me. the tumor was messing with her impulse control. her husband says she was "insatiable" in bed. tumor makes her want more, so she starts molesting the 12yo. between her husband and the boy, how could she know that the boy was the father of her child without a DNA test.

[@LeMErin21]

I haven’t seen it in a long time, but wasn’t the husband unable to have kids or something?

[@QuantumVoid-ro3hi]

No way that kid is 12 lol

[@wardragonprime]

@@QuantumVoid-ro3hi Hollywood always does that!!!

[@marthawoodworth]

Some of these episodes are far-fetched, like they ran out of ideas and came up with some cray-cray stories.

[@Sammalam6538]

​@@marthawoodworth The episode is actually based on a real life event.

[@nathanclifton1904]

Being abused as a child, however fucked up it may be, obviously doesn’t justify watching people piddling in the bathroom lol

[@claytonveno3710]

I don't know, being abused as a child doesn't justify doing horrible things (unless it's revenge for the abuse) But I do believe that if the vouyerism videos are only for private consumption OR If faces are blurred to keep anomynity I don't see a problem with it unless children are being filmed. I believe it should be all of our responsibility to make sure there aren't spy cams in the bathrooms or toilets however. This is why I don't fully agree with Stephanie's Law.

[@propogandalf]

​@@claytonveno3710The idea that it's up to the victim to prevent the crime from being committed is quite possible insane. Would you extend this logic to other types of crime? Theft, fraud, assault? I can tell you're the type of person who infringes on the rights of others.

[@claytonveno3710]

@@propogandalf Yes I would but context is key here my friend. Infringe on the rights of others? Not really I mean again as long as faces are censored or blurred to keep anomynity or as long as the weirdo doing the filming keeps the videos to themselves and and none of it involves children than it isn't violating rights. I mean look I'll admit I was partially trolling in my initial comment for dark comedy reasons and I don't necessarily agree with people doing that. But unfortunatly it's always gonna happen in one form or another and at the end of the day If the rules I layed out here are followed to the tea and none of them are violated I don't think it's worth punishing. I think the best thing we can all do is be careful of our surroundings lest leppercauns and other heathens get the better of us.

[@angemaidment5640]

⁠@@claytonveno3710gotta love people trying to justify committing a crime because it “doesn’t hurt anyone”. Makes you wonder what that person has been up to.

[@claytonveno3710]

@@angemaidment5640 LOL! Well for one thing the worst I've done is watch some voyeur content online which is the only reason I made the statement defending it to begin with but fine! If you want me to recant my initial statement then done! However you do realize that if there is no victim and no one is hurt than by definition no crime has been commited right?

[@Lightswitch002]

That's the slowest reaction I have ever seen of someone grabbing a phone they dropped in water

[@craigster1234]

It's amazing how many people hold onto shame when none of it belongs to them at all.

[@chasehedges6775]

Exactly

[@TobeWilsonNetwork]

6:30 NASA followed by a super underrated line delivery by Ice T

[@KarenLee-bs5ms]

Remind me to look in a toilet from now on before I sit down😮😮

[@BigPeeOfficial]

😂😂

[@thesourpatchkidd579]

pro tip- only make deals with the people who have the power to make them. detectives don't. The ADA does. Don't deal with middle men. second, always ask for a lawyer. third, never go anywhere with an officer unless they actually place you under arrest. and fourth, never cooperate beyond your legal obligation to do so.

[@StephanieFlynn-y3i]

Don't do anything illegal to begin with, Sherlock.

[@jaxcoss5790]

​@@StephanieFlynn-y3iExactly!!

[@ajc-ff5cm]

​@user-if8sj1pq6j True, but it doesn't make him wrong though.

[@captmurdock]

@@StephanieFlynn-y3i You would not believe how often innocent people get themselves in trouble with cops because they genuinely "want to straighten it all out". Give them your name and address, then stand on your right to remain silent until your attorney gets there.

[@DUCKDUDE4100]

@@StephanieFlynn-y3i bruh the amount of people who end up in trouble over literally nothing is insane and it's usually because they spoke to the police before a lawyer. If you really believe doing nothing wrong will prevent you from ending up on the other side of the law then you're either naive or delusional.

[@Gantros]

I can't hear James Urbaniak's voice and not hear Rusty Venture. Strangely, being a peeping tom would not be out of the realm of possibility for Rusty, either.

[@MrSpade5150]

I hear it now

[@RaptorJesus]

OH MY GOD. I knew I recognized his voice but I couldn't put my finger on it.

[@brigidmadden5577]

Considering Rusty’s childhood, Huang’s profile is eerily fitting

[@Deadlycats667]

As someone who already has difficulty using public bathrooms this doesn't help

[@stevenericchunglee4211]

The title to that pervert’s videos was “Ur Ine Luck”. That is a title that you never get out of your head; it’s like a bad memory that never goes away!

[@NDW85]

This is one of those episodes where you can't help but feel sorry for both the culprit & the victim.

[@dirdib69]

Yeah, both lives basically ruined.

[@Wodenseyes]

Why would you feel bad for the culprit?

[@minnie1247]

The culprit had a type of brain tumor i believe. She didnt fully comprehend cognitively what she was doing.​@THESILLIESTofGeese

[@kittynorville9125]

@@WodenseyesBecause she didn’t have control over what happened to her brain.

[@Wednesdaywoe1975]

The tumor thing feels like a cop out

[@Hackensack125]

I love these episodes of law and order I can watch them all day long.

[@phuckerpower]

"Gives a whole new meaning to 'live streaming video' ", freaking Munch 😂

[@bogan8865]

Imagine being like “I’m disgusting, but I’m not so disgusting to not comment on how disgusting that guy is” Huh I guess there is a hierarchy to these kinds of things.

[@RandomBurner]

It is kind of “scary” that the name of the episode was called just “Head” and it was the season finale. Also lol that the thumbnail of this video is the same for the episode on Peacock

[@shadowdramon01]

3:34: Wade is the voices of Rusty Venture and Phantom Limb in The Venture Bros.

[@eiji862]

This video had an interesting point to make about male victims of sexual assault. I used to think that these days it’s a crime that is more generally acknowledged as something that actually happens. Then my mother, who is a medical examiner for assault victims told me about a case she had where the victim was a male who was gang banged. The part about it that ticked me off was when she told me that the cop handling the case asked her point blank if she really thinks the guy was raped. Just because the statistics say that more women are victims of sexual assault than males, that doesn’t mean that the numbers are entirely true. All they actually record are the numbers of cases where women were brave enough to come forward. For men, they don’t come forward, why? Because for them it is especially embarrassing to admit that they were assaulted. Especially if the perpetrator was a woman. That may sound sexist, but it’s the truth, people do not believe that women are capable of such heinous crimes. It’s utterly sickening to know that despite how far we’ve come as a society that such a fact like men can be victims too is not generally accepted by society. Sexual assault, can happen to anyone. And heaven forbid that they come forward about it and then get ridiculed or seen as less for it. These victims, they deserve better.

[@darkwordscape5]

@eiji862 Truth well thought and written. I agree with You.

[@BlaxkSun]

I love the fact that everyone is focusing on the video dude and not the child grapest 😂, hell even calling him a creep when they explain why he is the way he is.

[@Waryfaerie]

Explanations don’t make him less of a creep or criminal. He was still filming people without consent

[@BlaxkSun]

@@Waryfaerieexactly

[@RockandRollsince1992]

Becoming abusive because you were abused is a reason not an excuse.

[@joewhitehead3]

She also had a brain tumor

[@ExplorerDS6789]

Safe to say this guy would be Public Enemy... Number One :D

[@erikdraven1731]

Or PUBIC enemy number one.

[@MultiDarkAngel91]

This camera thing is a big problem in South Korea. It's so bad that companys (hotels, office building) would hire people to look for hidden cameras to make their staff feel safe.

[@YouTubeallowedmynametobestolen]

"Charlie, your brother is sick. You're not doing him any favors. Help us stop him so we can get him the counseling he needs." So understanding, so compassionate, so caring! Then the brother, Wade, comes in and: "You broke the law if you took any of these (DVDs) without the subjects' consent ... These look homemade, Wade ... Come back to our place--you'll love our facilities." Out the door with understanding, compassion, and caring, an in with accusation, intimidation, and snark.

[@catdogmousecheese]

I love the interrogation scenes, favorite part of any cop show. If this guy was smart he'd ask for a lawyer and not say a single word until his lawyer shows up, NOT ONE WORD.

[@angelconstantino6551]

As they should

[@dipperjc]

@@angelconstantino6551 No, not really. All members of our government, from the President down to the lowliest of meter maids, should be held to a higher standard of ethics than the average civilian. And one of those higher ethical standards involves hypocrisy. I have no problem with them employing accusation, intimidation and snark. I would also have no problem with them using a trauma informed, sympathetic path in which both victims and perpetrators are given counseling and support. The problem comes when they *pretend* the latter through lying and manipulation in order to accomplish the former - and in this case, mind you, directing those lies and manipulation towards a law-abiding civilian rather than a suspect. Our law enforcement should be better than resorting to that.

[@angelconstantino6551]

@@dipperjc I get that, but I'm pretty sure they're just doing their that they were taught of.

[@dipperjc]

@@angelconstantino6551And that makes it okay because... why?

[@kathryncotter4933]

Now I’m gonna check every toilet I come across

[@Kerorofan1990]

So James Urbaniak just uses his regular voice for Rusty. Who knew.

[@jesseiles3414]

good job uploading content with no resolution

[@theevilascotcompany9255]

I'd like to point out that this is another good example of a Mulaney-like scene where Odafin gets a perversion explained to him. 😂

[@cinemaipswich4636]

There are dozens of breaches of the Constitution in this TV series. No warrants for entry or seizure of property. No warrants for arrest. Everything the police are not allowed to do, are in this series.

[@theloneone381]

10:15 When your local NFL team looses a game.

[@leocherry2350]

The hilarious part? The creep himself is the voice of Dr. Rusty Venture on THE VENTURE BROTHERS.

[@pancudowny]

Classic how while watching a scary/disturbing movie, Finn sees what's about to happen and tells the victim to be what not to do... like they can hear him!😕

[@Iuxinterior]

princess carolyn enabling bojack’s voyeurism

[@0DdOne]

Thanks for the closure

[@turquoisesnowflake4613]

My favorite character in Law and order SVU, guy that won't stop moving boxes despite the murder police being there

[@jaredf6205]

lol ice t “that’s stuff I just don’t get”

[@ellagoreyshorrorstories7524]

I miss BD Wong on the show. One of the best actors ever, and such a great character.

[@robertvaughn9448]

One of the best SVU episodes, in my humble opinion.

[@jamilabruno1810]

What season and episode is this

[@swimfast724]

This one stuck with me it was good

[@swimfast724]

​@@jamilabruno1810called "Head", season 5 episode 25

[@omegathehun10]

Bro this acting and writing is terrible what are you talking about...

[@TNT-de6sb]

7:14 the couldn’t tell it’s a athletic cup in till they enhanced it.

[@JacktheJolteon]

Agreed

[@Eekolu]

This does seem like something that Doc Venture would do lol

[@metamorphicme9378]

SVU always finding a way to make parents freak the F out. Judt when you think you've considered every possible danger 😢😢😢😢

[@MrBastilleDay]

Well, these episodes are usually at least somewhat based on real events.

[@FrenkTheJoy]

I'm sorry, did you not consider until 5 days ago that it was possible for someone to assault a child??

[@Durhandoni80]

The cleaning crew never cleans this toilet properly.

[@reneepallo7779]

I worked for a Chiropractor and my friend was married to said Chiropractor. The Joint and Dr. Vanderhyde always gave us the creeps. This does not surprise me.

[@joewhitehead3]

One of my favorite episodes. Was really intrigued by how the storyline shifted & shedding a light on adult females molesting children

[@jonnyb70]

10:00 you never, ever, EVER question a minor without their parent present

[@amartyaroy3754]

Is it me or season 5 had crazy wtf endings?

[@kevinkandra3862]

Walking threw a busy office. Being able to hear from across the room and finishing each others sentences.

[@Schway616]

I never understand why ppl like stuff like that

[@Rune8119]

For years, I was looking for the episode.

[@mirandavinci4146]

So what happens in the end? Did the teacher end up going to jail?

[@joewhitehead3]

She made a deal got probation & put on the registry

[@irees9160]

Afterwards though, after she accepted the plea deal, she found out she was pregnant by Shane. When she tried to tell him, she got jumped by Shane’s mom and was arrested for violating her probation for trying to see him.

[@MizLaur]

Ok, the “live streaming” joke got me…

[@jazminmuro9692]

The sad part of this episode is that this boy doesn't realize he is a victim and this woman needs medical help. Worse they said in the ending that she is pregnant. I am not sure whether she is mentally or she doesn't know which father this baby is. Her husband or the boy? This is really sad. However, this case happens in real life, kids were either groomed or sexually assaulted and they didn't realize they were the victim of known child molesters or rapists.

[@14kevinnivek41]

“Live streaming video” was a A+ line.

[@ChrisCosat]

New technology on loan from NASA. Yeah, riiiight.

[@seanwebb605]

I hate when they give these bullshit explanations. Like NASA has the means to drastically improve the image quality of a very low quality recording. Anyone who knows anything at all about video and television at the time knows in production terms they simply recorded a good quality image then reduced the quality with filters and compression.

[@EveryDayGamerMom]

Wish you guys added the outcome, the ending. 😅😭

[@valkyrie1066]

Ouch, that's.....awkward. But count on them for "layers!"

[@andreapatane4204]

Peeping Toms and bathrooms don't mix. It isn't every day that you see a camera on a toilet in a public restroom which is divided by gender in the world.

[@dreamsteddybearsmaster]

This was definitely one of the most haunting episodes I have ever seen in the series...just cause of how many losers there was in the situation, it ended with solid dread. Very woeful

[@thetruther954]

Her life is destroyed. Her husband, job, step-children, place to live. All destroyed because she had a brain tumor, she could not control.

[@robquin1525]

6:42 He's referring to the carlie brucia abduction if anybody's wondering

[@seanwebb605]

I'm surprised that the police would bring some specialist to retrieve the camera and they would bring a voltage tester.

[@memawknowsbest4978]

They were called in to investigate a hidden camera. It makes sense that they would bring the tech guy along and that he would bring his equipment, at least a bag with some basic stuff.

[@seanwebb605]

@@memawknowsbest4978 Very odd that a testing metre would be part of a kit to retrieve a camera.

[@memawknowsbest4978]

@@seanwebb605 My husband works in IT. He carries one in his own bag and has another at home. It's a pretty basic piece of equipment for someone who works with electronics to carry.

[@TheFallenAdonael]

I remember this one. I still think about it sometimes, the way the brain is so delicate.

[@sydparrott8552]

The dialogue on this show is so spontaneous and organic, I can't believe it's scripted!!

[@lilwoowoowoozie9242]

@2:19 tbf, I've left the tv and the lights on before leaving the house even though no one's home

[@Forever.Chaotic]

1:23 okay did no one catch the pun there or...😂😂

[@realmind775]

No can u explain 😂🤣

[@NativeWarrior88]

Reduce his sentence?! He should have been charged with Accessory After the Fact to CA/CSA!

[@Raziel21]

Shame on you, Rusty.

[@brycejackson7202]

I wonder what type of abuse actually made him start spying on people in the bathroom? No excuse of his actions though of course.

[@detectivewinters3180]

I didn't know they had Justin Bieber in this episode

[@WarGrowlmon18]

Before his time, but that's Deran Cody from Animal Kingdom.

[@detectivewinters3180]

@@WarGrowlmon18 never seen it

[@WarGrowlmon18]

@@detectivewinters3180 Good show on TNT that ran for 6 seasons and ended last year

[@lalagady7527]

ain’t that kevin in the fred movies

[@nathanclifton1904]

Why can’t they ever just upload a full episode?

[@spacequack5470]

Said nobody with functioning brain cells

[@ramblingidiot8795]

have you seen how much it costs to buy a full season? they won’t give that up.

[@francostevo9939]

I have a recently found a website 8 months ago that has every single season of SVU and every single episode. I use that site to watch any episode I want.

[@irawilliams343]

Anyone else reminded of the peeping tom crisis in South Korea?

[@JdoggFigglehorn]

Kevin Libo of the Figglehorn trilogy

[@CT-nb5lm]

3:00 Olivia LIED & said "Let us get him the help & counseling he needs" Instantly lock him up...Im not defending this creep just pointing out that Cops aren't in the business of helping people. Just filling a quota.

[@pancudowny]

3:47 - Notice two of the "professionally" made videos have the same title. Guess someone in the props department got lazy...!😏

[@thefuturist1867]

Inspector Kido, strange to see him so young, working as a technician sadly

[@StillmanVonStillman]

Why are they destroying evidence by walking on the DVDs and breaking them?