NYPD lap dance scandal as rookie cop filmed in raunchy performance with married NYPD lieutenant at holiday party
FOOTAGE from a New York Police Department holiday party appears to show a rookie cop giving her boss, a married lieutenant, a raunchy lap dance in a bar as a crowd looks on.
The recording appears to show Lt. Nick McGarry of the 44th Precinct, which serves the southwest Bronx in New York City, sitting in a chair while an unidentified female officer straddles, shakes and grinds on his lap.
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The woman reportedly joined the force this year.
In the video, the miniskirt-clad cop places her rear end against her superior, wiggling her hips in circles to the loud music at the bar.
Then, she turns around, straddling one of McGarry’s legs as he places his hands on her thighs and pulls her close.
The rookie cop continues to dance, her arms in the air, as McGarry slides his hands up to the small of her back, which is exposed by the black crop top.
Surrounding them, a crowd stands with drinks and phones in hand, some apparently recording the spectacle while others look on with open mouths.
At one point, someone in the crowd yells “Oh my God.”
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It’s not clear if the pair are surrounded by colleagues, guests of the party, or other patrons at the venue, Rory Dolan’s Restaurant & Bar in Yonkers.
An invitation for the event posted to Facebook boasted an open bar, live DJ and raffle prize for the price of the $75 ticket.
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Sources within the police department told the New York Post that married McGarry was transferred to Transit District 12 while the NYPD investigation into his conduct is pending.
The police source also told the Post that “[the recruit] doesn’t know any better because she just came on the job,” and that McGarry apologized for the incident.
“Messing with your subordinate is a no-no,” the source reportedly said.
“I can’t even tell you how many times they tell incoming supervisors that.”
The Sun has reached out to the NYPD and is awaiting comment.