The cop had his own beef with the guy. He set up things to make it look like the girl got revenge. That's what the gun stuff at the end of this clip is about. He taught her to shoot with this specific gun and SAID he gave it to her when he didn't. Used it in the murder and showed cops her practice shots. The bullets matched ballistics with murder weapon. But while she does own an unregistered gun it's a completely different make and model.
@@unclejoker9975 It's a touch shaky since yeah anyone could just get another gun. But the plot continues to find out the cop's connection to Timmons and all, and the gun.
I feel sorry for her. I really do. The system failed her & she’s lived w/ it since. However, I also think it does more good than harm to acknowledge that she has problems w/ PTSD & aggression now. In her mind, she’s in near constant danger. This constantly has her on edge & puts her a hair’s breadth away from attacking. She needs help. She needs to acknowledge that learning martial arts & how to shoot we’re not enough. What she needs desperately is therapy & a support group. It may make her feel weak, but that’s only b/c she’s revisiting an unsafe time in her life. In reality, she’s accepting the reality of what happened & moving forward.
Doesn't mean that she should assault a Police Officer when they are trying to look for the killer. Frankly all she had to do was say "Don't touch me!" to Lupo when he patted her arm and she wouldn't have been arrested.
@@TheOddityFair Yeah and her stupidity got her arrested. I mean she knew Lupo and his partner were cops and yet she still pulled that stunt. For that she should be in Prison for 5 years for Assulting a Police Officer.
@@ETH5626 please don't become a cop, or apply for any (law enforcement) job with a position of power. you don't know the first thing about the difference between ethics, morality and legality.
@@ETH5626 "Doesn't mean that she should assault a Police Officer when they are trying to look for the killer." when they are trying to look for the killer, doesn't mean that Lupo should assault a witness. See how that works. Your rules, applied to the otther party. It's called having a different perspective. Needed; empathy.
That cop admits to two detectives that he (a) stole a gun from the police station locker, and (b) gave it to someone without papers? Either that department has some dumb deputies, or the writers need to do their homework.
@@arashinoakumyo3535 True. Some police departments are sloppy when it comes to keeping inventory of the evidence. My aunt was a judge in Port Jervis, NY, and her husband was the police chief. She said there was a huge problem with evidence disappearing after it was vouchered and put in the evidence locker. I don't thin he really trusted the cops in his department.
3:12-5:42, 8:24-10:04 I had no idea Katee Sackoff was in this show. This was something I never expected to see her in (since I know her best for being in Battlestar Galactica and Star Wars) but she did an amazing job regardless. 5:44-7:20 It was also cool to see Clancy Brown in this as well…he’s amazing as well Two Star Wars actors in a cop show…who would’ve thought.
@@Animedingo Weither he did it on purpose or not, The maximum penalty for assaulting a Police Officer is 5 years in prison, however there are no mandatory minimums for this offence. Frankly all she had to do was say "Don't touch me!" to Lupo and she wouldn't have been arrested.
@@redengineer4380 I don't care... Just because she was tramatized doesn't mean that she should assault a Police Officer when they are trying to look for the killer. Her stupidity got her arrested in the first place because she couldn't control her actions. There's no justification for that.
I haven't seen the episode, but spoilers from another site. Will Timmons is shot and killed while on a bus tour around Manhattan. Lupo and Bernard find that the victim had an altercation with Dianne Cary, who works in a store in the Flower District. She and Timmons were both from Dargerville, a small town several hours outside New York. Dianne was raped a couple of years previously and Timmons was suspected but never prosecuted. The detectives go to Dargerville and learn that Robbie Linz, the town deputy, had taught Dianne to shoot so she could defend herself. Ballistics match bullets from her shooting practice to Timmons' body, and she is arrested. Dianne insists they came from Linz's gun, and hers is the wrong caliber for the murder weapon. Rubirosa and Lupo go to Dargerville with a Material Witness Order for Linz' testimony. But the local law enforcement arrest Lupo and get the warrant suppressed. Cutter and Rubirosa investigate Dargerville Sheriff John Burkhart, who has won awards for his handling of the town's meth crisis. They work out that Timmons, a former meth addict, was an informant for Burkhart - so Burkhart ensured Timmons wouldn't be charged with rape. After recently quitting drugs, Timmons planned to report Burkhart and tell Dianne what really happened with the rape case. So Cutter and Lupo persuade the town judge to approve a warrant for Linz's files. They then look through duty records and find that on the day of Timmons' murder, Burkhart mysteriously "disappeared" all day with an unmarked vehicle the police department uses. The case becomes more complicated when Cutter and Lupo find that someone at the state level erased toll footage so that Burkhart couldn't be traced. One of the people with access to the footage was State Trooper Thomas Volchek, who previously worked on Burkhart's anti-drugs scheme. Cutter is convinced that Governor Shalvoy ordered the footage to be erased; if anyone found out that Burkhart covered for Timmons, over 100 convictions that Timmons secured as an informant would be in jeopardy. Meanwhile, Linz is found to have committed suicide with the same gun that killed Timmons. His wife mentions a mysterious visit from Burkhart just before his death, and Cutter concludes Burkhart told Linz to take the blame. Without Volchek's testimony there is nothing the DA's office can do. So McCoy announces to Shalvoy that he'll empanel a Grand Jury to investigate the erasure of the footage, and call Volchek as an expert witness. Since it's a matter of national security (the suspect could have been a terrorist), Shalvoy won't dare interfere. Sure enough, the missing toll footage is anonymously sent to McCoy the next day. When confronted with the footage, Burkhart takes a plea for Timmons' murder.
@Evy • Thanks for the spoiler. This is one of the epusodes that has so many twists & turns, I can't always follow it. You did a great job. Thanks again. 👍
6:18 That's Clancy Brown! The voice of Mr. Krabs on Spongebob, Officer Byron Hadley in The Shawshank Redemption movie adaptation, Surly Joe in The Ballad of Buster Scruggs, and more.
I was lucky enough to have met him in Toronto 11 years at the Toronto International Film Festival. I said to him that he's in three of my favorite movies and he replied. "I'm in three of everyone's favorite movies!" 😂
Im not justifying her attacking a cop but my heart goes out to her. She was tramatized from her assault while her rapists was let go and still a free man that would mess anyone up, upsetting even more with how much that happens in real life. If I was a coworker I wouldve let her beat him down some more in that shop
watching these clips, and yes ik it’s a tv show, but van buren is so good at her job. the way she immediately clocked there was the flower shop and that he probably got stuck by the thorns of flowers.
They can’t prove she had another gun. They only have a cops word, not the gun with her finger prints, no one saw her with the gun and no one saw her shoot him. That’s why her having a different gun is important.
Don't you just love how this show cops provoking people as a usefull tool in the arsenal and not something thats incredibly fucked up. Like what it's used for in real life.
Its both but like all tools, it all depends who is using it, why they're using it and who they're using it against. Yes, the fact they use it against her, who is a victim, is sad and most likely if they knew lupo would not use it (this is shown with their reaction to the news she was raped but lupos specific interactions with female victims in previous episodes) but at the moment she was a suspect who was showing aggression and had lied to police regarding who and what happened at the shop.
@@dude12394 However, if a suspect had 'bumped' Lupo in that way, they could be charged with assault. And Lupo not grokking that a woman who has already been very vocal about not being touched has some reason for that? Seriously, Lupo, take a kick to the balls, wouldja?
Well if the defense lawyer says that’s the only gun she’s ever owned, she must be telling the truth. On the other hand, the rule of Law and Order screenwriting says the first and obvious suspect didn’t do it. So I’m guessing it’s the cop.
The suspect is aggressive here but the cops are unnecessarily confrontational with her. Lupo was little unreasonable to deliberately trigger her when he realized she has a mental issue that would cause her to lash out but it made sense since they were trying to get her arrested on something to get more leverage. Bernard's lines after he pins her at 8:36 are just kind of weird and creepy. I understand that she was supposed to be sympathetic since she wasn't the bad guy but the cops come off looking bad.
I like the idea but as actors from previous versions of the show came back for the last reboot as new characters it only makes sense that she would do the same as a completely different character in the next reboot (though young enough to still play Starbuck lol)
So they refuse to leave when she asks, trespassing. Then hits her on the way out, assault. Then makes up a bogus charge to arrest her, false imprisonment, kidnapping, assault again. Hey look just like real cops.
I'd like to think most cops are just trying to do their jobs and get home at the end of their shift I mean real cops have guns but also pray they never have to use them contrary to movies and TV it's an awful thing to shoot somebody
“He’s taking the uptown R train”… Shown going down the stairs towards the uptown 6 train. Yes, you can get to the R train from there, but it’s not automatically obvious where a person is going at a large transfer station like Canal. You have the 6, you have the N,R,Q,W and you have the J. You can go almost anywhere from that stop.
As an NRA-certified firearms instructor, we were taught that if we teach someone to use a firearm in self defense, and they do so, WE could be criminally liable. That's why self defense-certified instructors have to be insured. This cop could be burned, esp over the revolver.
What revolver? The chick owned a Glock and gave it to her lawyer the day after the dude was killed. Did you not watch the video? The only one who had a revolver was the cop.
In regards to 6:36... It took me a little bit of time to process it but I know where I heard that voice! It's the man behind the DCAU's Lex Luthor himself, Clancy Brown! *He also played Long Feng in Avatar: The Last Airbender, Lt. Hank Anderson in Detroit Become Human, and recently the Harbinger in John Wick 4.
So, this is a lawsuit waiting to happen. They have not shown her a warrant, she tells them to leave, and they refuse. She had the fullest right to use force to throw them out.
Diane and Timmons actually never knew each other. Timmons shot himself in the alleyway and Diane was actually a schizophrenic, she never even got in an altercation with anyone in the flower shop, it was all in her head. I'm just kidding, I would like some spoilers as well.
Hey tough girl, stop snitching on yourself. When those cops showed up you shouldn't have opened the door. When they came in, you should've said "I'm not answering any more questions" as soon as they started commenting on what they saw. Once you're detained in the station, you're supposed to refuse to speak without an attorney present.
Pretty good actin and good writers. Good old Flat foot cops.Watched the show for many years, Never liked how crooks/Thugs became recycled into other characters.
"Sure. I put him in a headlock and I made him my bitch. What do you think?"
That line was pure gold.
The look on his face was priceless 🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂
I do love it when they give the small roles funny lines.
I love the flower shop florist he was so sassy such a good actor
just say florist, saying flower shop florist is tautology lol
The cop had his own beef with the guy. He set up things to make it look like the girl got revenge. That's what the gun stuff at the end of this clip is about. He taught her to shoot with this specific gun and SAID he gave it to her when he didn't. Used it in the murder and showed cops her practice shots. The bullets matched ballistics with murder weapon. But while she does own an unregistered gun it's a completely different make and model.
Thanks for filling in what happened. I was wondering about it after the clip end on a cliffhanger.
After the way she looked at the cops, I figured that she had gotten a second gun to turn in while dumping the actual murder weapon.
@@unclejoker9975 It's a touch shaky since yeah anyone could just get another gun. But the plot continues to find out the cop's connection to Timmons and all, and the gun.
Mr Krabs always playing the Police Officer, Chief, Army General, and then there's the Fast Food owner.
Wait what??
He wants the money
@Adoni3 he was the sheriff the detectives were talking to investigating the victim's criminal charges.
*WAKE UP, LIEUTENANT*
He was in Detroit become human
I feel sorry for her. I really do. The system failed her & she’s lived w/ it since. However, I also think it does more good than harm to acknowledge that she has problems w/ PTSD & aggression now.
In her mind, she’s in near constant danger. This constantly has her on edge & puts her a hair’s breadth away from attacking. She needs help. She needs to acknowledge that learning martial arts & how to shoot we’re not enough. What she needs desperately is therapy & a support group. It may make her feel weak, but that’s only b/c she’s revisiting an unsafe time in her life. In reality, she’s accepting the reality of what happened & moving forward.
Doesn't mean that she should assault a Police Officer when they are trying to look for the killer. Frankly all she had to do was say "Don't touch me!" to Lupo when he patted her arm and she wouldn't have been arrested.
@@ETH5626 Agreed. Kinda my point.
@@TheOddityFair Yeah and her stupidity got her arrested. I mean she knew Lupo and his partner were cops and yet she still pulled that stunt. For that she should be in Prison for 5 years for Assulting a Police Officer.
@@ETH5626 please don't become a cop, or apply for any (law enforcement) job with a position of power.
you don't know the first thing about the difference between ethics, morality and legality.
@@ETH5626 "Doesn't mean that she should assault a Police Officer when they are trying to look for the killer."
when they are trying to look for the killer, doesn't mean that Lupo should assault a witness.
See how that works. Your rules, applied to the otther party. It's called having a different perspective. Needed; empathy.
That cop admits to two detectives that he (a) stole a gun from the police station locker, and (b) gave it to someone without papers? Either that department has some dumb deputies, or the writers need to do their homework.
Not their department. They got no control over it that’s for his Sheriff.
This, all of it is exactly why I loved, the show.❤
Actually cops covering the crimes of other cops is pretty common
@@arashinoakumyo3535 True. Some police departments are sloppy when it comes to keeping inventory of the evidence. My aunt was a judge in Port Jervis, NY, and her husband was the police chief. She said there was a huge problem with evidence disappearing after it was vouchered and put in the evidence locker. I don't thin he really trusted the cops in his department.
It happens. More factual than what you think!
5:40 gotta love when Clancy Brown randomly shows up.
Agagaga
There can be only one.
3:12-5:42, 8:24-10:04 I had no idea Katee Sackoff was in this show. This was something I never expected to see her in (since I know her best for being in Battlestar Galactica and Star Wars) but she did an amazing job regardless.
5:44-7:20 It was also cool to see Clancy Brown in this as well…he’s amazing as well
Two Star Wars actors in a cop show…who would’ve thought.
Oh hey! Mr. Krabs is a cop!
Adam Driver has been on the show too (different episode).
The fact that all it took was him simply patting her arm for her to freak says a lot.
Lupo was out of line. She had obvious trauma signs and he provoked her
Yeah that she's incredibly sexist
@@Animedingo Weither he did it on purpose or not, The maximum penalty for assaulting a Police Officer is 5 years in prison, however there are no mandatory minimums for this offence. Frankly all she had to do was say "Don't touch me!" to Lupo and she wouldn't have been arrested.
@@ETH5626 That's not really how trauma works.
@@redengineer4380 I don't care... Just because she was tramatized doesn't mean that she should assault a Police Officer when they are trying to look for the killer. Her stupidity got her arrested in the first place because she couldn't control her actions. There's no justification for that.
I haven't seen the episode, but spoilers from another site.
Will Timmons is shot and killed while on a bus tour around Manhattan. Lupo and Bernard find that the victim had an altercation with Dianne Cary, who works in a store in the Flower District. She and Timmons were both from Dargerville, a small town several hours outside New York. Dianne was raped a couple of years previously and Timmons was suspected but never prosecuted. The detectives go to Dargerville and learn that Robbie Linz, the town deputy, had taught Dianne to shoot so she could defend herself. Ballistics match bullets from her shooting practice to Timmons' body, and she is arrested. Dianne insists they came from Linz's gun, and hers is the wrong caliber for the murder weapon. Rubirosa and Lupo go to Dargerville with a Material Witness Order for Linz' testimony. But the local law enforcement arrest Lupo and get the warrant suppressed.
Cutter and Rubirosa investigate Dargerville Sheriff John Burkhart, who has won awards for his handling of the town's meth crisis. They work out that Timmons, a former meth addict, was an informant for Burkhart - so Burkhart ensured Timmons wouldn't be charged with rape. After recently quitting drugs, Timmons planned to report Burkhart and tell Dianne what really happened with the rape case. So Cutter and Lupo persuade the town judge to approve a warrant for Linz's files. They then look through duty records and find that on the day of Timmons' murder, Burkhart mysteriously "disappeared" all day with an unmarked vehicle the police department uses.
The case becomes more complicated when Cutter and Lupo find that someone at the state level erased toll footage so that Burkhart couldn't be traced. One of the people with access to the footage was State Trooper Thomas Volchek, who previously worked on Burkhart's anti-drugs scheme. Cutter is convinced that Governor Shalvoy ordered the footage to be erased; if anyone found out that Burkhart covered for Timmons, over 100 convictions that Timmons secured as an informant would be in jeopardy. Meanwhile, Linz is found to have committed suicide with the same gun that killed Timmons. His wife mentions a mysterious visit from Burkhart just before his death, and Cutter concludes Burkhart told Linz to take the blame.
Without Volchek's testimony there is nothing the DA's office can do. So McCoy announces to Shalvoy that he'll empanel a Grand Jury to investigate the erasure of the footage, and call Volchek as an expert witness. Since it's a matter of national security (the suspect could have been a terrorist), Shalvoy won't dare interfere. Sure enough, the missing toll footage is anonymously sent to McCoy the next day. When confronted with the footage, Burkhart takes a plea for Timmons' murder.
Wow, that's a lot!!! Thanks for posting this twisty tale!
@Evy • Thanks for the spoiler. This is one of the epusodes that has so many twists & turns, I can't always follow it. You did a great job. Thanks again. 👍
THANK YOU! I don't have any way to watch full episodes, and sometimes it drives me crazy to not know what happened.
It's horrible that that poor woman was abused and arrested after all she had been through...
6:18 That's Clancy Brown! The voice of Mr. Krabs on Spongebob, Officer Byron Hadley in The Shawshank Redemption movie adaptation, Surly Joe in The Ballad of Buster Scruggs, and more.
I was lucky enough to have met him in Toronto 11 years at the Toronto International Film Festival. I said to him that he's in three of my favorite movies and he replied. "I'm in three of everyone's favorite movies!" 😂
Highlander
the villain in Dexter; New Blood. what a talent!
He was Lambert’s Nemisis, The Kurger in the movie Highlander.
Lex Luthor, in DC animation, as well.
Im not justifying her attacking a cop but my heart goes out to her. She was tramatized from her assault while her rapists was let go and still a free man that would mess anyone up, upsetting even more with how much that happens in real life. If I was a coworker I wouldve let her beat him down some more in that shop
watching these clips, and yes ik it’s a tv show, but van buren is so good at her job. the way she immediately clocked there was the flower shop and that he probably got stuck by the thorns of flowers.
On the ending of this clip: Yeah, because nobody could have _two_ guns.
It is New York after all.
They can’t prove she had another gun. They only have a cops word, not the gun with her finger prints, no one saw her with the gun and no one saw her shoot him. That’s why her having a different gun is important.
Don't you just love how this show cops provoking people as a usefull tool in the arsenal and not something thats incredibly fucked up. Like what it's used for in real life.
Its both but like all tools, it all depends who is using it, why they're using it and who they're using it against.
Yes, the fact they use it against her, who is a victim, is sad and most likely if they knew lupo would not use it (this is shown with their reaction to the news she was raped but lupos specific interactions with female victims in previous episodes) but at the moment she was a suspect who was showing aggression and had lied to police regarding who and what happened at the shop.
@@dude12394 Cops do nto have a free pass on ASSAULT.
He grabbed her breasts, she reacted.
!00% win to the woman.
@@dude12394 However, if a suspect had 'bumped' Lupo in that way, they could be charged with assault. And Lupo not grokking that a woman who has already been very vocal about not being touched has some reason for that? Seriously, Lupo, take a kick to the balls, wouldja?
Given her history, and frankly obvious PTSD, they couldn't have sent a female officer to handle the physical parts of the arrest?
" We should make the arrest of the YT Woman as easy for her as possible"
@@MichaelBrown-q4yrapist
@user-cd5ki1ip3i You’re a racist for making any of this about race.
Lol funny, you think society or the police care about what happens to us? 🤣 they _do_ it to us.
All she had to was show them her gun and it might've cleared her.
She knows better than to trust the police
@@calvinallen3424 she literally trusted a cop and went into a forest with him after she was raped
@@poemone2257 and look where that got her
@@calvinallen3424 look where trusting them got her the first time
@@infectioustobi3674 what you infected with, Tobi?
Damn, I love these shows ! I gotta get at least a few seasons. Every time I start getting excited, these clips end.
I found it very odd that a victim would be that upset by men touching her but right after the attack would go into the woods with a man.
The guy who taught her how to shoot earned her trust. Every other man, she will freak out on.
Mind yo business
@@b2kzangelalwayz What are you even talking about?
Because she didn't do it the cop did to frame her
@@d.o.gsmama3726 oh, now the ending makes sense! Thankyou!
funny without glasses on i still recognized clancy brown just from his voice 😁😁
He probably took that tiny role to get another year of actors guild health insurance.
2:00 police tech is crazy, two computer mice?…crazy….
You're very observant!
I'm surprised they didn't even bother to call an ambulance
Well if the defense lawyer says that’s the only gun she’s ever owned, she must be telling the truth. On the other hand, the rule of Law and Order screenwriting says the first and obvious suspect didn’t do it. So I’m guessing it’s the cop.
One of my favorite episodes. Especially the judge in hickvi er Daggerville. Loops gets locked up pure gold.
Oh my the cops in the series just blow my mind at times
Wow! Captain Hadley must've been found not guilty after Andy escaped Shawshank because he ended up as a cop in upstate NY.
I guess better than being Sergeant Zim training Space Marines like Johnny Rico!
@@bored1ca lol
@@bored1caCorporal.
And he's just as corrupt as ever!
The suspect is aggressive here but the cops are unnecessarily confrontational with her. Lupo was little unreasonable to deliberately trigger her when he realized she has a mental issue that would cause her to lash out but it made sense since they were trying to get her arrested on something to get more leverage. Bernard's lines after he pins her at 8:36 are just kind of weird and creepy. I understand that she was supposed to be sympathetic since she wasn't the bad guy but the cops come off looking bad.
Katee Sackhoff .
The New Starbuck from the
BATTLESTAR GALACTICA
reboot.
I like the idea but as actors from previous versions of the show came back for the last reboot as new characters it only makes sense that she would do the same as a completely different character in the next reboot (though young enough to still play Starbuck lol)
She's also Bo Katan, Queen of Mandalore
Lupo casually committing entrapment on Dianne.
Anybody know why Richie did Bobby Lupo?
Cops do nto have a free pass on ASSAULT.
He grabbed her breasts, she reacted.
!00% win to the woman.
So they refuse to leave when she asks, trespassing. Then hits her on the way out, assault. Then makes up a bogus charge to arrest her, false imprisonment, kidnapping, assault again. Hey look just like real cops.
Monk wouldn't be able to not straighten those frames on the wall at 3:46.
6:28 and I recognize YOUR voice. That’s Clancy Brown. Voice of Lex Luthor and Mr.Krabs
Maybe Diane thought the Tourist and Lupo were both Cylons.
i love seeing clancy brown as a sheriff, from pet sematary 2 to svu
Also, a serial killer in Dexter: New Blood. 😀
Not to mention it's interesting to see Byron Hadley from The Shawshank Redemption running the show in a small town.
I'd like to think most cops are just trying to do their jobs and get home at the end of their shift I mean real cops have guns but also pray they never have to use them contrary to movies and TV it's an awful thing to shoot somebody
I'm guessing Clancy killed Timmons since he is a big name guest
Heeeyyyy , that's cheating ! You have to figure it out just like the rest of us . = )
yeah it's always the giveaway 😆
My L&O rule: If a character appears in the first 15 minutes of an episode, and its actor can't act, then that person probably did not do it.
Katee Sackhoff is definitely not who I expected a fade in on
The Justice League's second worst case scenario: Police Chief Luthor
Or Detroit: Become Human best scenario: Police Chief Hank
@@TaelTheFennec *TWO BULLET WOUNDS*
@@red_five3325 I thought it was 28 stab wounds
Jesus, what a cast for the episode!
“He’s taking the uptown R train”…
Shown going down the stairs towards the uptown 6 train. Yes, you can get to the R train from there, but it’s not automatically obvious where a person is going at a large transfer station like Canal.
You have the 6, you have the N,R,Q,W and you have the J. You can go almost anywhere from that stop.
4:12 couldn’t he just walked around the other side who walks the side nearest to the wall?
Starbuck was a badazz too! :)
As an NRA-certified firearms instructor, we were taught that if we teach someone to use a firearm in self defense, and they do so, WE could be criminally liable. That's why self defense-certified instructors have to be insured. This cop could be burned, esp over the revolver.
What revolver? The chick owned a Glock and gave it to her lawyer the day after the dude was killed. Did you not watch the video? The only one who had a revolver was the cop.
Not true ! Another fake instructor .
@@idontno0 That was a strange twist. The upstate, small town cop killed him?
As a lawyer, you're wrong.
@@idontno0 she cam has both
You don't mess with Bo-Katan Kryze!
7:14 the FNAF ringtone
The blonde woman kind of looks like the cop from Longmire.
She is
@@zanenevada7327 oh cool thank you for confirming that for me.
I didn't know Katee Sackoff was in this
Why did Diane even allow the officers.into her home?
I hâte the cops this episode. They kept harassing her
Oh hey, mister Krabs is a cop here, too. Cool.
clancy brown my beloved! now that is a recognizable voice
Love the look on there face when they realize they had no case against her just priceless see a hopeful lawsuit coming please
I went back to Katee Sackhoff's place and saw sharpshooter awards I wouldn't be scared, I'd want to marry her.
omg that other cop is the old detective from detroit:become human
I’m watching this while polishing some long nose pliers
The Cylons must be trying to Frame her.
That's Bo-Katan
Timmins was a Cylon, clearly.
My god what kind of lawyer snitches on a client like that
She was actually trying to prove her innocent.
It's not snitching. It's exculpatory evidence.
She better sue that department
He wished to visit Top Cat and his gang.
bro he wanted to get past her to leave but she wanted to pull ip man 🤣
7:43 um what kinda pie is that? rhubarb??
Mr Krabs is now a serif...nice
"yes the cop assaulted you, but lets first trust me, a cop, and talk about something else" get a lawyer, stop speaking, no cuts for cops.
In regards to 6:36...
It took me a little bit of time to process it but I know where I heard that voice! It's the man behind the DCAU's Lex Luthor himself, Clancy Brown!
*He also played Long Feng in Avatar: The Last Airbender, Lt. Hank Anderson in Detroit Become Human, and recently the Harbinger in John Wick 4.
And of course, Mr. Krabs!
@@JosephDutra Don't forget Captain Hadley in Shawshank.
Starbuck!
So, this is a lawsuit waiting to happen. They have not shown her a warrant, she tells them to leave, and they refuse. She had the fullest right to use force to throw them out.
Cops don't need a warrant if they have probable cause
LOOK OUT IT'S THE KURGAN!
What’s the name of this episode???
Knock-Off. It's in the description.
There is a box under the video
she had a shears and a degree in ju jitsu -not realistic- not that she could not have been taken down but...
Doesn't that sheriff play Generel Eiling on The Flash?
The actor playing the sheriff was in The Shawshank Redemption.
Ohh Bo Katan long time ago
Can someone spoil me please
Diane and Timmons actually never knew each other. Timmons shot himself in the alleyway and Diane was actually a schizophrenic, she never even got in an altercation with anyone in the flower shop, it was all in her head. I'm just kidding, I would like some spoilers as well.
@@johnz5359 😂Not funny
@@johnz5359 🤣🤣🤣 omg
@@johnz5359 Ngl that honestly sounds like something that would actually happen in L&O
@Krishna • Look for Evy's comment from 2 days ago. She did a great synopsis.
Is that Clancy Brown at 5:45?
Bernard and Lupo were great together and I wish Jeremy was asked back.
He was already on FBI when the show was revived.
Dian is rough 😔
Nice
I swear that girl that got touch is Victoria in longmire on Netflix
Good thing Katie Sackoff left NYC and hitched a ride on Battlestar Galactica
He did that on purpose.
Did anyone get this suggested in the comedy section on RUclips wtf?!?!
Hey tough girl, stop snitching on yourself. When those cops showed up you shouldn't have opened the door. When they came in, you should've said "I'm not answering any more questions" as soon as they started commenting on what they saw. Once you're detained in the station, you're supposed to refuse to speak without an attorney present.
What show is this
Law and order don't know the season tho
@@That1spookybich season 19 Episode 5
Bruh the actresses of Lieutenant Van Buren is actually the one who acted as Mrs. Goodwin on Chicago Med
Don't let them in, first mistake
Ah so that's what Vic was doing before moving out to Absoroka County
Kara Thrace came back from the dead and squirming for Lee Adama!
Spoilers?
Pretty good actin and good writers. Good old Flat foot cops.Watched the show for many years, Never liked how crooks/Thugs became recycled into other characters.
I really don’t like how Lupo was acting this episode
Lady Bo Katan Kryze! The dead guy is lucky she didn’t rip his arm off.
Wait a minute aint this actress the same one in riddick part 3
Ah, I just made a comment calling out people missing her role in Riddick.
Hey it's Clancy Brown!
Who killed him?
Correct me if I'm wrong, but is that Hank from Detroit Become Human?
What happened after?? I want to know what happened
Me too but usually they tell me to "watch the show".
CAN SOMEONE TELL ME WHAT HAPPENED!?
bruh i like kevin bearned better then that other black dude i don’t kno his name but kevin is actually interesting