Not really, but that can change.

He basically only ever healed mafias, which was quite amusing to look at.

Please at least be a more useful doctor than lefafel was in last mafia, that was almost sad.

If I was false claiming, the real cop would've already come out and said my claim is bs.

Will you be man enough to stop smoking for good? Only time will tell.

Who knows, maybe you killed them all?

Roleclaim: Cop

I noticed that on D1 you did actually not do any scumhunting, something you've generally done in past games when you're on town's side. All you did was just defend your initial no-lynch vote which you just conveniently forgot was very anti-town until  you were reminded of it. Since fittan was actually doing some proper scumhunting and the 3 other stooges were generally inactive but not outright suspicious I decided to inspect you during the night and what do you know, it turns out you're anti town.

Vote: abraker

Killing off the most active scumhunter is a very convenient thing to do, I guess you felt more threatened by him than what the random chance of possibly figuring out one of the town powerroles was worth. It's also kind of adorable how you claim to not know how the tracker role works.

Setup details tells us that the mafia needs to choose between using the tracker ability and a nightkill. Again, you should know this. fittan being dead tells us that mafia chose not to use the tracker ability but instead went for the kill of the most active scumhunter, who during the previous day singled out the other mafia.

Also the mafia would have to correctly first guess who the cop is, since the tracker role doesn't magically tell you anything, just if the person you targeted performed a night action and who they targeted. To the tracker the cop and doctor are indistinquishable. If they even pick the right person to track.