TMZ also spoke with the rapper and his team, who said Mercado was referred to them by a casting agency and that they were unaware that she was an officer. The New York Post spoke with a retired NYPD Special Victims Division Chief, Michael Osgood, who said it’s “unbecoming” of a police officer to act that way in the public’s eye.

“I find it morally wrong if you’re a special victims detective,” Osgood stated. Another retired cop the outlet spoke with, Eric Sanders, doubled down on what Osgood said, believing that she should be disciplined for her actions that were “inconsistent with the values” she took an oath to follow.

Funny, I’d argue the exact opposite. She’s more likely to actually relate to victims and understand motives.