Three employees with the New York Department of Correction resigned from their posts on Friday, several months after being accused of allowing rapper Foxy Brown to have a photoshoot — and other forbidden perks — while the star was incarcerated on a probation violation, The New York Daily News reports.

According to the tabloid: Besides allowing Foxy Brown to conduct a jailhouse interview, the dismissed guards also allowed Orthodox Jewish prisoners to have parties. Chief of Department Carolyn Thomas and Frank Squillante, assistant chief of special operations, both turned in their resignations effective Oct. 31, sources said. George Okada’s resignation as warden of the Manhattan detention complex is effective the middle of next month, sources said. Rapper Foxy Brown, who was serving nine months on Rikers Island for beating two nail salon manicurists in 2006, did a jailhouse interview with a hip-hop magazine.