Ice-T's first break came when the producers of the film "Breakin'" asked him to rap in the movie. He went on to become rap music's original gangster, writing songs like "Six in the Mornin" and "New Jack Hustler." Ice-T currently stars in NBC's "Law and Order: Special Victims Unit" as detective Finn. This is his fourth project with executive producer Dick Wolf after the 1997-98 series "Players," NBC's "Exiled: A Law & Order Movie," and several memorable guest-starring appearances on Wolf's gritty cop series "New York Undercover." A former Narcotics detective, Odafin "Fin" Tutuola replaced Monique Jeffries after she left the SVU squad in 2000. He was paired with John Munch. While in the Narcotics division, Tutuola worked undercover regularly. He would often spend weeks or even months at a time in various alternate identities. He left Narcotics and transferred to SVU when his partner took a bullet that was meant for him.