Rookie NYPD cop, 27, sets pulses racing with saucy latex photoshoot trends now The rookie NYPD officer caught on video giving her superior a lap dance during an department Christmas party is back at it, posting Instagram photos cosplaying as Batman villainess Harley Quinn. Vera Mekuli, 27, posted the photos for her over 24,000 followers on Instagram cosplaying as the Joker's famous girlfriend with the caption: 'Trouble never looked so fine.' Mekuli, who joined the force in February, 2021, first turned heads later that December when she was recorded in a black and white mini skirt and midriff top grinding against the crotch of NYPD Lieutenant Nick McGarry, a supervisor in the 44th Precinct in the Bronx, during a holiday party for the stationhouse. She posed for the photos wearing makeup to resemble the character and an oversized mallet, which Harley Quinn often uses to smash her opponent. Mekuli - who is still assigned to the 44th Precinct in the Concourse section of the Bronx, according to the New York Post - also wore fishnet stockings while she posed next to a black Subaru WRX STI. The rookie NYPD officer caught on video giving her superior a lap dance during an department Christmas party is back at it, posting Instagram photos cosplaying as Batman villainess Harley Quinn Vera Mekuli, 27, posted the photos for her over 24,000 followers on Instagram cosplaying as the Joker's famous girlfriend with the caption: 'Trouble never looked so fine.' Mekuli, who joined the force in February, 2021, first turned heads later that December when she was recorded in a black and white mini skirt and midriff top grinding against the crotch of NYPD Lieutenant Nick McGarry, a supervisor in the 44th Precinct in the Bronx, during a holiday party for the stationhouse Lt. Nick McGarry was demoted to the transit bureau for allowing the junior officer to grind on him after that infamous holiday party. Mekuli earns $42,500 a year. Previously she has worked as a real estate agent in The Bronx. She describes herself as a 'highly motivated and determined individual,' on her LinkedIn page. 'I tend to go after what I want and I don't stop until I get it,' she added. 'If I am to fail. I pick myself up and try again! 'Success does not come without failure. I've learned at a very young age that success/wealth/opportunities isn't just given or handed to you, it is earned; earned by hard work and time you put in. Mekuli earns $42,500 a year. Previously she has worked as a real estate agent in The Bronx 'She shouldn't be disciplined at all. She's a rookie and was trying to get cool points,' said one detective who knows both her and Lt.