NYPD cop Melissa Mercado is under scrutiny for her role as vixen in sexy music video as fellow officers share it around the precinct 

Mercado, 28, a detective in the Bronx responsible for investigating sexual violence, appear clad in a skimpy bra and G-string, sexing it up with hip-hop artist S-Quire in a music video for his song ‘Doin That’

The NYPD detective is seen on a strip club dance floor, flaunting her body while being showered with dollar bills in a new viral hip-hop video

S-Quire spits out X-rated lyrics about his model as she, performing sex acts, including lap and pole dances

Dancer in video isn’t named, but fellow NYPD officers who recognized her earlier this week circulated a link to the video, accompanied by snide comments

Past and serving members of the NYPD have weighed on Mercado’s extra-curricular actions, with some saying they are ‘inconsistent with the values and professional standards of law enforcement’

Others believe she has not violated any dept rules in her off time activities, but NYPD has not made an official on the incident

‘Lawful video vixen’. NYC police detective Melissa Mercado, aka Honeybee’, set tongues in the big apple, appearing [image], in a hip hop music video in nothing but a skimpy bra and G-string, play the rol, twerking and pole-dancing at a strip club 

Melissa Mercado, a seven-year veteran of New York City’s police department and a mom-of-one, set tongues wagging after she was recognized as the voluptuous vixen in a newly posted music video published by World Hip Hop. The curvy cop without care is gyrating and shaking her body while wearing only a thong and a skimpy bra.
Mercado, 28, a detective in the Bronx responsible for investigating sexual violence, appears in nothing but a skimpy bra and G-string, sexing it up with hip-hop artiste S-Quire in a music video for his song ‘Doin That.’
The NYPD detective assigned to the Special Victim’s Unit is seen crawling around on a strip club dance floor, going through her dance routine in front of the artiste while being showered with dollar bills in the viral hip-hop video.

Det. Mercado, [photo], a member of the Special Victims Unit in The Bronx, responsible for investigating sexual violence and other serious crimes, was recognized by fellow NYPD officers earlier this week, sharing snickering comments as they circulated a link to the video

‘I want to tell you about a girl named Keisha,’ S-Quire raps, wearing dark shades and licking his lips as he gawks at her from the side of the stage. 
‘A** is thick. Just want to smash it quick,’ raps S-Quire grinding out X-rated lyrics about the woman before him performing sex acts.
She gives him a personal lap dance, before cutting to a bedroom scene staring up coyly, splayed out on a bed.
‘I like the way she doin that, the way she sliding up the pole, the way she doin that, the way she drop it to the floor,’ S-Quire raps in the chorus.
The dancer isn’t named in the video, but with fellow NYPD officers recognized her earlier this week, came the sharing of snickers as colleagues circulated a link to the video. Mercado since took down her social media pages.

S-Quire, real name is Phabian Winfield, an artist from Long Island, said he had no idea his video model was a cop until contacted by media in the wake of the hoopla, late Tuesday.
He described her as a friend and said he only knew her by her nickname, Honeybee, which is also Mercado’s handle on social media.
‘I didn’t know what she did for a living,’ he said, laughing. ‘She doesn’t seem like a detective. When you think of detectives, you think of Special Victims Unit on the TV.’
‘This is interesting. I’m kind of blown away,’ he added. ‘I don’t know what to say about Honeybee at this point. Ah, Honeybee, Honeybee, Honeybee.’

Posted in February, ‘Doin That’ music video has garnered millions of views on social media, including 1.2 million on YouTube showcasing the sexy image of the cop in a skimpy bra and G-string and can be seen twerking and pole-dancing at a strip club  

Posted in February, Doin That has garnered millions of views on social media, including 1.2 million on YouTube where it was posted by World Star Hip Hop, and 1.1 million on S-Quire’s Instagram page.
Simultaneously garnering notice for his video vixen within the NYPD, where rank and file cops have shared not just the video but also other sexy images that Mercado had posted on her Instagram and Facebook pages.
In the wake she took down her Instagram page earlier this week as her steamy performance went viral.

In several Mercado scenes is seen playing the stripper, twerking in front of the artist, showcasing her voluptuous body, amidst a shower of dollar bills 

While the NYPD has not made an official statement on the incident and it’s unclear whether Mercado has violated any departmental rules, such as conduct unbecoming of an officer, some officers have described her actions as an embarrassment to the department.
‘I really don’t understand why this woman would do something that dumb,’ one detective said.
‘We are supposed to be held to a higher standard as role models.’
Some have gone as far as recommending that ‘The department must conduct a thorough review of this detective’s conduct, caseload, and overall fitness for duty to ensure accountability and maintain public confidence in its officers.’

Some bedroom scenes were also spliced into the tape showing the moonlighting cop frolicking on a bed

On the other side of the spectrum, some officers consider he moonlighting her private business. ‘What she’s doing really has nothing to do with her as an employee, as an NYC detective,’ a police union source said.
‘She’s not wearing NYPD paraphernalia. Nothing in the video says she’s a detective.
‘If she is performing for money, if she has a side gig, the job would want to know about that.’
‘The member would be obligated to file an off-duty employment application. I would say nothing she does in the video is the department’s business.’
Pointing out that Mercado has ‘made some good collars’ some colleagues said she ‘respected by her peers.’

Some past and serving members of the NYPD have weighed on Mercado’s extra-curricular actions. While some say they are ‘inconsistent with the values and professional standards of law enforcement’, others believe she has not violated any dept rules in her off time activities

Speaking on the issue the artiste described Mercado as a ‘friend’ and ‘associate.’ The pair met through the video’s producer, Picture Perfect.
According to S-Quire, the model volunteered to participate in the filming that took place in early 2022 at Club Vanity, a gentlemen’s club in Queens.
He said Picture Perfect knows the owner and was allowed to film there for free. They were there for 3 ½ hours, before the club opened for business, he said.
‘She just wanted to help me out with the video, help me get my vision out,’ S-Quire explained. ‘I just thought she had a great look.’
Some on the force said it’s Mercado’s business, not the NYPD’s.
He described ‘Honeybee,’ despite her video image, as ‘cool and laid back, just a regular, down to earth human being.’
He’s surprised to see the video take off like it has, and suspects she too was surprised and may have panicked as it exploded online, S-Quire said: ‘I think she thought the video wasn’t going to go anywhere,’ S-Quire said. ‘This is just one of those things.’