Troubled NYPD Officer Killed By Colleague | Law & Order

A dead policeman, a body found in a closet, and valuable document hidden under a crib, the detectives got themselves a tough investigation.

From Season 19, Episode 12. "Illegitimate".
An NYPD officer kills a troubled fellow officer who took hostages at gunpoint; detectives Lupo and Bernard find valuable stolen documents and a dead body at the man's apartment.

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[whywelovefilm]

Bruh…she fell for the Nigerian Prince scam??? Oh god…

[gemmalow]

Did anybody anywhere in this clip ever get their coffee!?

[Arjay]

"Walk out nice and easy, hands behind your head"
"End this"
Well that is one negotiator that should immediately be fired, you don't ever use words like that that make the person think about death, how stupid can you be.

[HellstreamGames]

Did she really fall for the worst scam ever made?

[martinhami]

"end this". Well, at least the negotiator got to go home shortly after.

[the_good_lad]

"End this." - what a lousy negotiater.

[JosephDutra]

Why do cops and detectives always care so much about whose case it is? Just find out who the killer is, that's all you gotta do! Who cares about the credit?!

[Deborahtunes]

Love the look Lt. Van Buren gives Det. Benard at 5:28...

[proudtennessean]

Man inflation must be hitting Nigeria hard. The prince only asked me for 40K. 😂

[A-Hui]

Suicide prevention 101: avoid the phrase “end this”.

[shaydtriton]

This video reminds of two things. First, the bearbrook four: their killer was identified before they were. Second, the show who the bleep did I marry; it was all about people who didn't know about their spouses criminal activity.

[albertjester]

... Doesn't he mean "Don't use a permanent solution on a temporary problem?"

[thedon]

This is stupid how did he just see a random piece of paper on the bottom of a crib. NEXT.

[the_priest_of_holy_moon_cult]

Pff the way the lieutenant immediately backed off lol man i miss her!

[mht]

The only time I knew when cops don't care about getting the credit is when they work to solve the murder of one of their own. Guess that's not the case anymore

[stephenshriver]

This is without a doubt the single dumbest episode of L&A out there.
Spoilers:
The main point of the entire episode was because some guy believes he is the child of President JFK. No seriously.

[igmodelbyday]

I love these Law and Order clips but the cheesy one liners by the detectives are absolutely criminal

[TheMan]

“God Scott what did you do?”

Get out of the financial mess you made sweetheart

[josephnewsome]

If a Nigerian texts you about money call the cops

[scottlambert]

You got to like Bernard and Lupe's on the show