He's already not a cop anymore. You should read the article, it talks about how they made life for him very uncomfortable and even forced him into a mental health facility, likely with the intention of keeping him quiet.

 

Yeah, I had not gotten that far yet. Proves my point though.

 

Three weeks after his meeting with QAD investigators, on October 31, Schoolcraft felt sick and went home from work. Hours later, a dozen police supervisors came to his house and demanded that he return to work. He declined, on health grounds. Eventually, Deputy Chief Michael Marino, the commander of Patrol Borough Brooklyn North, which covers 10 precincts, ordered that Schoolcraft be dragged from his apartment in handcuffs and forcibly placed in a Queens mental ward for six days.

 

^ Thanks for posting that excerpt.