An Orange County Sheriff’s Office deputy was suspended for uploading TikTok dance videos while in uniform.

According to a report from WKMG, Deputy Shelby Abramson received a three-week suspension due to “unbecoming conduct and insubordination.”

The agency prohibits employees from posting content that could potentially be seen as negative and warns them about sharing social media content while displaying the agency’s logo.

Multiple deputies who work alongside the school resource officer in the OCSO reported her posts to superiors, per the report. WKMG shared an email from an unnamed member of the OCSO to Abramson warning her away from the practice of posting.

“I understand the intent may not be malicious, but perception is reality,” the sergeant wrote. “Please do not let social media be a distraction while on duty, which could jeopardize your safety and the safety of others.”

Abramson continued to make the videos, telling investigators she was “never told to cease” creating TikToks. This came to a head with a video of Abramson dancing to the explicit Kevin Gates song “Me Too.”