Viorel Teake, a police officer from Sibiu who has more than 720,000 followers on TikTok, announced on his Facebook page on Wednesday that he has resigned from the Romanian police. In addition, he also decided to give up his pension after almost three decades in the Ministry of Home Affairs.

One of the most popular police officers on the Internet has decided to leave his career in uniform and live a peaceful life.

“After 27 years, I decided to resign from the Romanian police, give up my pension and make my family happy for the rest of my life! I want to be happy, good people and live in the present,” Viorel Teake wrote.

Viorel Teake was grateful for the time he spent with the law enforcement officers he cherishes, but his boy Norris is more important to him.

• “And you (civil society) I love you indescribably when I decided to return to your ranks and become a civilian again!
• It was an honor to work in the Romanian police force and to meet so many wonderful police officers.
• Norris, your daddy loves you,” Teaka continued.

Representatives of IPJ Sibiu have confirmed that the police officer has resigned, Turnul Sfatului writes.

Viorel Teake is very popular on TikTok, with more than 720,000 people watching his videos, which have helped to promote the image of the Romanian police.

@norristk7 @cbo.films ♬ original sound by Viorel Teaka

Due to his popularity, especially among the youth, he was also chosen to promote the new uniforms of the Romanian police, as many of his videos went viral.

@eroi112 Presentation of the new uniform of the Romanian police! #viorelteaca #timis #ministerulafacerilorinterne #apel112 #politiarutiera #academia #eroi112 #foryou #uniforma ♬ Human – Rag’N’Bone Man

The policeman also starred in the series “Oamenii legii”, which was broadcast on AXN Romania last autumn.

The series told about four teams from the Romanian police who face the most interesting cases and intervene where law and order seems to be broken: from missing persons, domestic violence, public riots and traffic accidents to robberies, drug trafficking or fraud, reports AXN . Romania.

Lawmen is based on Carlsbridge’s international format “Police in Action”, which was very well received in the Czech Republic, Slovakia or Germany. Production is carried out locally by Paprika Studios Romania, which cooperates with the Romanian police.