A rare warning from Frank #fridayswithfrank

[gtsport]

This is one of the most civilized interaction I have seen in between a cop and a civilian. Not abuse of power. Great job officer. More like you out there.

[craiggowsell]

Nice to see a civil stop. Officer was very fair and professional while the driver of the truck owned up to his mistake rather than blaming and making lame excuses.

[Sage-Preston]

There's always a time for a citation and there is always a time for a verbal. Good for you sheriff deputy. Thanks for always being out there.

[Texanrider]

I was a police officer for 31 years and six months.

There is a certain philosophy behind this wonderful officers approach to violators, and he needs to be teaching it somewhere in police Academy. He also needs to write a book. I don’t get out much anymore since retiring. It’s just too hard to get around. But I would love to meet this guy someday. I’m a big fan.

[amandar.]

Guys he sounds very old....this is how elderly people talk

[timdaniels]

That was very kind. I like how the guy admitted he had no excuse too. I hope he stays sober.

[rickarra]

That was nice Frank. We've seen you do that a couple other times. That's very nice when you do that because some people need to encouragement

[jeannieconsiders]

I don't think he's drunk. I think there's something wrong with his voice, maybe by smoking cigs too much.

[emtholmes]

A warning from Frank 😮 wow!! Great job officer Sloup...

[jeannieconsiders]

Thank you, Frank, for your kindness.

[vafaneshatdoust]

I wish everyone had a soft heart like him ❤❤❤

[combatbeatdown]

“Yeah, I’m making better decisions” as he just finished a bottle of Jack and coke under his seat! 😂

[wayneconnell]

Nice job Frank. Every once in a while a motorist needs a break.

[RcKi]

thanks Frank, need more workers like you out there!

[charliebarcampos]

Wooaahhh....Deputy Sloup giving someone a break?😅😅. Love this guy

[anthonylaspina]

Holy CRAP! Deputy Frank gave dude a warning! That's awesome!

[blakemarchand]

None of you were at his window, you don’t know what he looked or smelt like.

[artymunoz]

I have no excuse is the best thing to say when at fault. Trust me. It’s humbling and it’ll help you do better

[joseitodemiami]

Hope One day All Officers will be like him.

[southphillylilly]

Not until I'm familiarized with you... absolutely no command of the language