Lennie Briscoe
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| Lennie Briscoe | ||
|---|---|---|
| Title Detective D.A. Investigator | ||
| Affiliation New York City Police Department District Attorney's Office | ||
| Current status Deceased | ||
| First Appearance L&O: "Point of View" | ||
| Last Appearance TBJ: "41 Shots" | ||
| Played by Jerry Orbach |
Detective Leonard "Lennie" Briscoe was a member of the New York City Police Department for more than thirty years, starting as a so-called "beat cop" in the late 1960's. Even though his father was Jewish, he was raised in his mother's faith, Catholicism. He was married and divorced twice, and had a rather cynical view about marriage and fidelity. He had two daughters named Cathy and Julia, and his nephew, Ken Briscoe, was also an NYPD detective. Briscoe was an excellent pool player and a recovering alcoholic.
Briscoe first teamed with Detective Mike Logan after Logan's partner Phil Cerreta was shot by a black-market arms dealer and was forced to retire. Since Logan was expelled to Staten Island in 1995, Briscoe has worked with Detective Reynaldo Curtis and later Ed Green.
His daughter Cathy was arrested for drug possession, and was murdered after testifying in court against the dealer. (L&O:"Damaged")
After leaving the homicide division of the NYPD, Briscoe joined the District Attorney's office, becoming a DA Investigator alongside Hector Salazar. He died in 2005, after only a couple of months at that post.
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Law & Order
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Kevin Bernard | Anita Van Buren | Cyrus Lupo
Lennie Briscoe | Nina Cassady | Phil Cerreta | Donald Cragen | Reynaldo Curtis
Nick Falco | Joe Fontana | Ed Green | Max Greevey | Mike Logan
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Alexandra Borgia | Arthur Branch | Abbie Carmichael | Claire Kincaid | Nora Lewin
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Arthur Branch | Lennie Briscoe | Kelly Gaffney | Tracey Kibre | Chris Ravell | Hector Salazar
