Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (TV Series)

Disappearing Acts (2002)

Brian Delate: U. S. Marshal #2

Quotes 

• U.S. Marshal #2 : [In the U.S. Marshall Interrogation room]  How much do you make a year?

  Elliot Stabler : It depends on overtime, but why don't we say $68,940.

  U.S. Marshal #2 : Must be hard to make ends meet with a family of six.

  Elliot Stabler : I'm a cop.

  U.S. Marshal #2 : And the NYPD has a history of being squeaky clean.

  Elliot Stabler : I want my phone call.

  U.S. Marshal #2 : We can hold you for up to 72 hours without giving you one. Fallout from 9/11. Who else did you talk to?

  Elliot Stabler : I'm done talking. Charge me or let me go.

  U.S. Marshal #2 : Have a seat.

  Elliot Stabler : You know we had nothing to do with the hit. I'm not confessing, so why don't you just let me go? You think I don't use these tactics myself?

  U.S. Marshal #2 : I can make you sit down, Detective Stabler. Up to you.

• Elliot Stabler : [In the U.S. Marshall Interrogation room]  I already told you what happen.

  U.S. Marshal #2 : Tell it to me again. How'd you get the address?

  Elliot Stabler : Peter Sipes gave it to me.

  U.S. Marshal #2 : Then it's convenient for you he's dead since we can't corroborate your story.

  Elliot Stabler : Yeah, that's one way of looking at it.

  U.S. Marshal #2 : No, that's how it is.

  Elliot Stabler : Well, this is crazy, and I'm due a phone call.

  U.S. Marshal #2 : Who else did you talk to?