Law & Order: Special Victims Unit1999

Koehler:
[walking on training grounds] I'd like to cooperate, detectives, but I'm not authorized to release any medical records.

Detective Odafin 'Fin' Tutuola:
We could get both men to waive their privacy rights.

Koehler:
Not really the issue. You'd have to talk to the local general.

Detective John Munch:
Ah, the wonderful world of military bureaucracy.

Koehler:
I hear ya, Detective. I wish I could be more help. Callahan and Myers were both good soldiers.

Detective Odafin 'Fin' Tutuola:
Well, maybe you could tell us why Wes Myers only served four months in Afghanistan.

Koehler:
Unfortunately, I can't do that, either. And that is to protect Myers' privacy. I'm very sorry.

Detective John Munch:
[sighs] I think we're going about this in the wrong way. Now why don't you tell us what you can share with us.

Koehler:
Well, frankly, I wouldn't be surprised if this weren't some sort of combat stress situation. A lot of men have a tough time readjusting to civilian life.