An NYPD Officer who was named the 'Cop of the Year' at his precinct in Queens two years ago, has been arrested for allegedly buying cocaine in Florida.

Philip LeRoy, 28, was busted – along with two other men - just before midnight on Monday in Sunrise City, Florida.

The trio were allegedly trying to buy 10 kilos of cocaine and LeRoy, the son of a former detective, had his off-duty gun on him at the time.

NYPD officer Philip LeRoy, who was named the 'Cop of the Year' at his precinct in Queens two years ago, has been arrested for allegedly buying cocaine. He was busted on Monday night in Sunrise City, Florida

LeRoy's Facebook includes this 2012 photo of him stands next to a wall featuring the NYPD shield and the words 'The Greatest Detectives'

LeRoy has been charged with felony weapons possession, cocaine trafficking and conspiracy to traffic cocaine, report the New York Post.

The disgraced officer, who works in the 114th Precinct, is currently in jail awaiting formal charges - something which could take state prosecutors up to 21 days.

Bail was set at $250,000 and he was suspended by the NYPD early on Tuesday.

Two years ago, LeRoy was picked from more than 100 officers in his precinct to win its 'Cop of the Year' award.

'As a member of the anti-crime unit, P.O. Leroy has made more than two dozen arrests so far this year for things like robbery and gun possession,' said then-Police Commissioner Ray Kelly about LeRoy.

The officer joined the NYPD in January 2009 and had racked up 188 arrests up until June 2012.

LeRoy's Facebook profile includes photos of him posing with voluptuous women and showing off his six pack

The other two suspects arrested are Brian Espinal, left, and Richard Quintanilla, right. They are accused of negotiating the drug deal and have been charged with trafficking cocaine and conspiracy to traffic cocaine

LeRoy's Facebook profile includes photos of him posing with voluptuous women and showing off his six pack.

In another photo he stands next to a wall featuring the NYPD shield and the words 'The Greatest Detectives.'

The other two suspects arrested are Richard Quintanilla, 35, and Brian Espinal, 27.