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Law & Order: Season 9, Episode 2DWB (7 Oct. 1998) 7.7
White police officers are accused of beating and dragging an African American man to his death. McCoy tries to prosecute while facing pressure from Federal prosecutors, who want to make a deal with one of the guilty parties. Director:Constantine Makris |
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Officer Frank Dietrick
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Assistant US Attorney Bob Gervits
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Officer Fratelli
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Raymond 'Ray-Ray' Davis
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Officer Gil Sawchuck
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Pamela Isaacs | ... |
Mrs. Michaels
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The investigation into the brutal murder of a black off-duty police officer takes a shocking twist into the NYPD. McCoy and Carmichael believe they have mistakingly made a deal with the most culpable defendant and try to nullify their agreement. Written by Anonymous
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Abbie Carmichael: Lo-cal? I burn it, I don't store it... what did you get?
Jack McCoy: Ribs.
[Abbie takes the ribs]
Abbie Carmichael: Great! Sounds good. I'll eat, you graze.
Jack McCoy: I bought a pig and a poke.
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In one scene, McCoy and Carmichael have a conversation about Officer Dietrick. The episode then shifts to McCoy's office, where they are talking with Dietrick and his attorney. The defense attorney's notes are the episode script of the previous scene with McCoy and Carmichael. See more »Quotes
Jack McCoy: I bought lunch. I didn't know what you like, so I got salad, lo-cal dressing...Abbie Carmichael: Lo-cal? I burn it, I don't store it... what did you get?
Jack McCoy: Ribs.
[Abbie takes the ribs]
Abbie Carmichael: Great! Sounds good. I'll eat, you graze.
Jack McCoy: I bought a pig and a poke.
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