Commissioner Reinstates NYPD Officer Amid Nude Scandal | Blue Bloods (Tom Selleck, Sofia Vassilieva)

Commissioner Reagan (Tom Selleck) finds himself in a predicament-he has an exceptional cop, Officer Gilson (Sofia Vassilieva), under fire for posing naked for money on an adult website. After speaking directly to other members of her precinct-many of whom supported her but many who didn't-Officer Gilson is summoned to One Police Plaza. She is quick to defend her actions and offer her resignation, but Commissioner Reagan isn't having it.
/ @crimescenes.
Blue Bloods | Season 13, Episode 6
"Blue Bloods" is a compelling television series that strikes a unique balance between crime drama and family dynamics. Set in the bustling and diverse backdrop of New York City, the show revolves around the Reagan family, where each member has dedicated their life to public service, with many of them working for the NYPD. Led by the family patriarch, Police Commissioner Frank Reagan, portrayed by Tom Selleck, "Blue Bloods" delves into the ethical challenges, moral dilemmas, and intense cases faced by law enforcement officers while highlighting the familial bonds that bind them together. The show combines riveting police procedural elements with heartfelt family moments, making it a standout in the genre. With its strong ensemble cast, which includes Donnie Wahlberg, Bridget Moynahan, and Will Estes, "Blue Bloods" explores themes of justice, honor, and the complexities of doing the right thing in a city where crime and politics often collide. It's a series that not only keeps viewers engaged with its compelling mysteries but also tugs at the heartstrings as it portrays the Reagans as a family united by a commitment to justice and each other.
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[@CrimeScenes.]

Did Frank make the right choice ?

[@HellYeahImIrish]

There shouldn't be a choice. She did it on her time and it isn't illegal.

[@ArschvomDienst]

She did something perceived as bad by moralists standards on her free time, she was not breaking any law and it only was reported in the media because it generates viewers. The media *AND* most of the "normal" viewers will forget about the instance a week or a month from then, leaving only the ones hating the NYPD that *WANT* to hate it and using the case of a police officer being human as an excuse. If he would have fired her he would not have reduced any controversial thoughts against his police force but only placate haters for a second, but they would continue to hate. So yes, he made the right choice.

[@hint0122]

It shouldn't have been a issue

[@barefootonasandybeach638]

Can a sex worker be of sufficient character to be a serving police officer. Not in my day.

[@hint0122]

@@barefootonasandybeach638 she's not a sex worker. It's no different than posing for playboy

[@georgehakimian5949]

The character of Frank Reagan is the best role of any male character in any show or series I've ever watched & I have been watching shows for decades.

[@bored1ca]

The series made me a bigger Tom Selleck fan than I already was and it's because of scenes like this. His character of Commissioner Frank Reagan is a man of wit, wisdom and simple common sense. Sad to hear the series is ending after this season but I'm looking forward to it.

[@aumarigan]

The writers deserve the credit, aside from the directors. Plus, Tom's brilliant acting.

[@bored1ca]

@@aumariganagreed - we wouldn't have these brilliant performances if it wasn't also for the writers and directors.

[@martakavaliauskaite4566]

​@@bored1catotally agree

[@GAURAV25855ify]

@@aumariganwell since the last 2 seasons or so the writers have messed up there characters

[@davidsmirnoff98267]

Ive watched this show since its 1st Season. I love it. Frank really shows loyalty towards his cops under his command being a former cop himself. He refuses to let himself be pushed around. If he son's make mistakes on the job he doesn't let them get away with it he treats them like every one of his other 35,000 cops .

[@nightwingman666]

Really good episode. What officer Gilson did was not illegal and she was a good cop that had her teammates backs. Its not like she was one of the Blue Templars who killed Joe Reagan Sr.

[@kabirsardana1282]

so the department she works for has no say in what she does but her choice of what she does reflects entirely on what she does. her stripping naked on the internet for money because her mother was sick basically tells you how low shes willing to go to get out of a bad situation. whats next, stiffing druggies because her son needs a new lung. stealing drugs bust money because her father needs new eyes. whats the point where you go 'okay thats enough'. morality is one of the reasons you become a cop. pay is never a concern here. if the money is cheat, leave the job and go be a hoe on the internet.

[@GAURAV25855ify]

Thats true very true but it sets a bad example in the police department or any department for it that to being a female cop its tough enough for them to work in a male dominated person keeping there dignity-band self respect wothout posing nude and making it go viral for the world to see. Even though she may looked hot doing it. She makes it tougher for every women cop like her to be in that profession despite her economic situation for what she did

[@ShadowMoon878]

​​@@GAURAV25855ify Bottomline is, it is not against the law so who are you to condemn and criticise her? She can be wearing a chicken suit and paraded herself in Times Square for money and the newspapers can publish her photos and ridicule her but it will still be not against the law!

[@burimfazliu3102]

They’re acting like kids. Commissioner shoulda just said “deal with it.”

[@jaycornu3351]

as long as she never lets her side gig interfere with her job then this was the right choice

[@christophermoore753]

He really played the role really well suited him.

[@Wrathlon]

What I love about this is it shows how much Frank has grown over the years. Younger Frank would never have considered this but he didnt let himself get left behind even if he doesnt fully understand.

[@JoybuzzerX]

No fun seeing her photos everywhere, but she was putting them out there herself for all to see.

[@julianbryantjb]

I think this truly gives a glimpse of humanity in a very dire, extreme, and desperate time in a person's life! The officer in question has a parent with stage 2 pancreatic cancer and no health insurance! Even the commissioner's pay can't help that! Would every cop be willing to give a dollar a day to help their fellow officer and would that be enough! There are probably some who would go to hell and back, but who would go through hell and push through to the other side ? I just know for certain is that I can't judge her for what she does! I know it is a show but it shines a light on the disparity of never earning enough money to save a life of someone you love!

[@theplourde]

In real life she’d have been immediately pulled from duty and fired.

[@Elimanuel5571]

In the ‘before’ times yes, she would have been fired! But the argument in the episode was a good one, and it’s true in real life what Frank said that “what an officer does off-duty isn’t of anyone’s business unless what you’re doing breaks and violates the law!” That’s like saying you can’t go to a bar off duty and have a drink with colleagues or friends! For as long as you’re responsible within your limits and know what’s acceptable to do and what not to do, there’s no harm, no foul.

[@johnfischer1843]

A FOREST RANGER, LAPD WOMAN COP, AN OHIO POLICEWOMAN, & A FEMALE SHERIFF'S DEPUTY KEPT THEIR JOBS AFTER POSING FOR PLAYBOY. THE REALITY SHOW "NAKED & AFRAID" HAS MILITARY PERSONNEL AND FIRST RESPONDERS ON THERE ALL THE TIME AS WELL.

[@ShadowMoon878]

Exactly. As long as its not against the law, firing them would be considered discriminitory. Your feelings and morality doesn't trump the law

[@flintfleming3935]

Magnum P.I. set the precedent.. And that was a really good series. Ran for years!!!

[@JerzeyQueen]

i don't remember this episode.

[@JonnM]

😂😂 This is nuts!

[@mofo7689]

It's a problem regardless of her skillset and abilities. My base was the largest in its service branch, having multiple training sites around it. These school cycles range from 3-6 months. She was a weekend pole dancer. Students attend the cycle, do their thing, and are assigned elsewhere. She can make more $ on a weekend in tips than her pay grade in a month. It also means she will use her "wiles" to avoid performing undesired duties. Many have used her discovered "hobby" for preferable assignments. She must NEVER allow her activities to interfere with her primary duties as a police officer.

[@ShadowMoon878]

How would you know she will uses her "wiles" to influence others? Can you see the future? Can you read people's minds?

[@Wrathlon]

There are plenty of people in every job on earth who dont have an OF and do the same thing every day. Are we just gonna fire everyone? Or are we going to, I dont know, treat people as individuals and judge them on what someone else did?

[@user-ft1uc7rc3k]

This story was told in church, Tom Sellect setting next to a missionary's wife (to Greece) on a plane flight and got saved.

[@gunnerzane5230]

Sofia Vassilieva is one good looking lady.

[@DavidMcCoyII]

The problem is, both sides are right. Everyone wears clothes to not be naked, and anyone has a right to remove them in their time off. But all the creeps and horny, desperate losers will harass her and she will need additional protection which will hinder her ability to do the job. Frank made the right decision based on principle rather than expediency.

[@michaeltrousdale2510]

Real story is in Detroit police

[@user-ln8hp4vt5z]

IMPEACH Adams ASAP.

[@RonaldHill-wo3yb]

Way to go commissioner reagon dont let the media push your brilliant cops around .and yes their private life is just that its private and hands off.

[@monitor1862]

I agree, but sadly, in real life, I think we all know how this would play out.

[@xyPERSON]

Except posing nude online is not exactly private because everyone can see it Ronald. Now if she did that in the privacy of her own home then maybe that would be a different story.

[@kabirsardana1282]

how the ever loving fuck is that shit private. shes posting shit on the internet. you call that private.

[@ShadowMoon878]

​@@xyPERSON it WAS private but someone in her own PD leaked the photos. So much for "morality"...

[@markwallace3181]

Ya, sorry, 32 yr retired law enforcement and yes the ethics have gone to crap in regards to beards, tattoo’s, and other issues, but this is one thats way to far for any agency to overlook and allow to continue. She would have been on admin leave the moment this was found out and within weeks if not days she would have been terminated. Every department has this great catch all, “conduct unbecoming an officer” which means they can fire you for anything they want as long as they don’t like it. Not to mention the sexual harassment issues that would go along with this, its one big liability issue for the department that I don’t care if she was a nun who saved a handful of kids from a burning bus, she would be gone and never mentioned again in that department. This show is the make believe “woke” world that progressives cult members with multiple pronouns live. In the real world she wouldn’t have even had a meeting with him, she would have been dealing with IA who would have done it all.

[@johnstory2760]

I worked for 10 years at my Sheriffs Office. With what you said; Yea fuck that god damn noise. Gods makes my brian go “you know there might be something to ACAB”

[@jerrygoller4269]

I noticed you carefully didn't say you were actually a Deputy Sheriff. I suspect you weren't.

[@jerrygoller4269]

But were you any good at it? Were you in the Rat Squad? How many shoot outs were you involved in? How many awards did you receive? How many times did you have to actually have to defend your partner? Did you ever actually draw your weapon? If she has a weapon, knows how to use it to defend me if it comes to that, and is willing to do so, then then she could ride with me anytime. Same thing applies to the military. I've shot it out with a number of female enemy combatants. Those women had no Back Up in them. They fought to the death. I had a great respect for them. It didn't stop my from killing them, of course, but I respected them none the less. I didn't care what my partner was or believed in, as long as they had my back. One of them wasn't even human (K-9, of course) but saved my ass a couple of times. Your one of those...ah... men (I use the term loosely) than think women shouldn't have the right to defend their country or their community, huh...

[@Adamdidit]

Accusing Tom Selleck on a super duper pro cop show of "woke" is about the level of discourse I would expect from someone who connects beards to ethics.

[@johnstory2760]

@@jerrygoller4269that I was not. I knew I didn’t have the temperament. I would have easily stepped into excessive force. Interestingly enough, the deputies still wanted me to go to the academy because they didnt think that was a huge deal.

[@patrickdean4853]

Would have fired her immediately for bringing disrepute upon a public office. Period, end of report.

[@neilschroeder7854]

Bringing disrepute upon a public office. You could fire 90% of police officers for that in some cities.

[@Eric-mc5to]

And yet youd be one of the dudes looking

[@patrickdean4853]

@@Eric-mc5to you can’t fix stupid

[@BlueSkullX]

​@@patrickdean4853It's true though. 😂 You'd definitely take a peek. As if Cops don't already give Law enforcement a bad name in many other ways than nude pics.

[@ellenchavez2043]

I enjoy the show, but am under no illusions. It shows a very clanish family who often have each other's back before anyone else's back. The people of color and women (except family or related others) are mostly negative or of questionable integrity whether they are reoccurring characters or not. There are very few incidents of them working in partnership with other people unless coerced in some way.

[@boybawang1981]

Fake News!! IRL, that cop quits, sues the Dept. And wins, then starts an Only Fans!!

[@mc76]

Blue Bloods is not a documentary.

[@boybawang1981]

@@mc76 so you're telling me that Magnum isn't the Police Commissioner of the NYPD!? I don't want to live anymore!!

[@MatthewKearney69]

Every episode is same thing. He’s sits at the desk breathing heavy and then has some big speech or advice to give .. for yrs now he’s told the staff to pretty much move on to another assignment but they stay, every other episode is on how only Sid n baker are cops n garrett isn’t ☹️.. only we’ve seen Sid as one of Danny’s original co’s. Didn’t know baker or Garrett till 1pp.. baker never had her own episode. She investigated somebody on one and other one she was assaulted n felt she’d been at 1pp too long n if she was on the streets still she could’ve stopped the guy 😪. Frank breathing heavy n then gives speech n always reminded of what the job was vs what is is now ☹️

[@barefootonasandybeach638]

Can an active police officer be an escort when off duty… genuine question.

[@Onecooltop75]

No. I don’t see how someone can be an escort and break prostitution laws by night and enforce those same laws by day

[@barefootonasandybeach638]

The exchange of sexual services for money (Prostitution) defines Fans Only. If prostitution is legal, let’s say, is a prostitute, male or female, of sufficient good character to remain a serving officer?

[@martakavaliauskaite4566]

​@@Onecooltop75exactly it is misconduct she had to deal with internal affairs and if she can't be fired she would bee on desk duty

[@mc76]

Only in Nevada.

[@RobBob-wy2gm]

more america centric insular bible bashing rubbish