The NYPD sergeant known as 'Bullethead' who has cost the city more than $1 million after being sued 46 times was seen outside his Long Island home Tuesday.  

Sgt. David Grieco, 51, has forced the NYPD to settle 24 lawsuits thus far for illegal arrests, raids without warrants and unconstitutional street stops.  

He appeared unperturbed by the scandal as he was snapped by DailyMail.com outside his $750,000 home on Tuesday morning, and was snapped looking at his phone before getting into his car and driving away. 

He visited a nearby Dunkin Donuts, and was later seen returning with a coffee cup.  

Grieco, who is believed to be a contender for most-sued cop in New York, has forced the city to pay out $1,066,750 in settlements from 24 lawsuits, with 22 still pending, The New York Daily News reported. 

He is still employed by the NYPD, and currently works as a field intelligence officer, based at the East Flatbush Precinct in Brooklyn. 

The largest settlement was reportedly for $103,000, but most of the recorded lawsuits have settled for tens of thousands of dollars, according to data gathered by The Legal Aid Society's Cop Accountability Project. 

The suits against Grieco, a 16-year veteran of the force, go as far back as 2011 when he was an anti-crime cop in Brooklyn and continue to his current assignment as a field intelligence officer in Flatbush.  

DailyMail.com has contacted Grieco, a married father of three, for further comment.