Hot cop who lap danced boss at work party teases fans in corset and cowboy hat
A stunning policewoman who shot to stardom after a video of her giving her boss a lap dance went viral has teased fans with a characteristically cheeky snap.
Vera Mekuli's racy dancing was caught on camera at a New York Police Department Christmas party, landing her a job offer at a gentleman's club.
The bombshell cop, 28, also found fame online following the incident and regularly posts snippets of her life – including an Instagram snap posted today that sent tounges wagging.
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Mekuli posed up a storm as she donned a tiny leather corset and cowboy hat on her Instagram story, writing 'howdy'.
And on April 11, to celebrate her birthday, she took to the site once more to enamour her 40k followers.
In the photo, Vera can be seen holding a bouquet of red roses in a vase and a pink balloon with the words "Happy birthday" emblazoned across the front, and strikes up a pose in a form-fitting beige skirt and black top.
Vera was filmed giving her married boss Lt Nick McGarry a raunchy dance at her department's Christmas party on December 16 2021, and the senior cop was captured seeming to enjoy the display.
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NYPD chiefs ordered that McGarry be transferred from the 44th Precinct to the Transit Bureau after the footage made the rounds online, earning Vera an unexpected moment in the spotlight.
“I feel like just because, mainly, I’m a female, dressed the way I was, being a rookie, things were different,” she told TMZ.
“Had it been a man doing it, I feel like it would have been more of a joking matter and it would have stayed in-house versus go public the way it did with me.”
Since then, the rookie has continued returned to work but continues to post sexy snaps on Instagram.
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