@@brandogeberbin7563 You used the wrong form of "to." That form is directional, "too" is what you were looking for because that deals with degree. We're taught this on the long bus.
@@flowersforalgorithm SPeling correctly for people who don t no anything! Im not wasteing my time with people like u. LMAO i never had to ride the bus. And my GPA was hire than yours ever would be!
"Oh look another ticket. You can trade those in for a bike one day." Frank is the only smart ass that can say crap like that and people still smile at him.
Frank is on the Brady List. A list reserved for cops that have been caught lying on the stand, lying on police reports or have been caught by various other means of being untruthful making their testimony inadmissible to a jury or court.
@@sabastian4858 There are no formal, nationally agreed upon guidelines for what conduct will result in an officer being Brady listed or to what standard the conduct must be proven - if at all (versus a mere allegation or complaint). Indeed, in U.S. v. Olsen, the 9th Circuit held that Brady disclosure requirements applied to ongoing investigations of officers. There are also no formal, required appeals processes for officers. In cases around the country, officers have alleged prosecutors Brady listed them for: Criticizing the district attorney in the newspaper; Supporting the wrong candidate in the district attorney’s race; Investigating corruption within the prosecutor’s staff; Providing truthful, but unhelpful to the prosecution, testimony; Complaining to city officials about corruption in the police department; Failing to apologize to the prosecutor for some perceived slight. Officers have also contended their own command have colluded with prosecutors to use Brady listing as a run around the “red tape” necessary to have an officer investigated, progressively disciplined and finally terminated. In some jurisdictions, once an officer is Brady listed, he can be deemed unfit for duty or unable to perform an essential job function (testify) and can be fired without internal disciplinary processes. An officer’s federal civil rights lawsuit making such a claim resulted in reinstatement and a $812,500 settlement. Officers have turned to legislation to limit Brady job consequences. Some state statutes make police personnel records confidential. Access can be gained only by showing “good cause” and, even if good cause is shown, the files will be reviewed by a court in camera to determine what, if anything, will be disclosed. In other states, only records of severe discipline, like a suspension or termination, are public. Other legislation would prohibit job action against officers solely because they are on a Brady list. California and Maryland have enacted such statutes.
@@charles_king COP, policeman, Deputy sherif, different names for LEA (law enforcement agency) all armed people who put bad guys in jail. No different. You screw up, they get you LOL
1:03 Hey I think the tinted window one in that blue mustang was that little boy that made a big ol whiney fit a couple months back when he was speeding in the construction zone.
i dont know for sure because im not a traffic cop, but watching these interactions between the people and the officer mostly seem to be pretty respectful and positive and i think that this youtube channel helps facilitate that. thank you for being professional deputy Sloup.
Couldn’t agree more, it helps knock off the ACAB movement. We need to see more of this online instead of arguments and bad situations going on between officers and citizens. If people only saw this content instead of other stuff maybe they wouldn’t have such vendettas against law enforcement for no reason
You're seeing some behavior change on Frank's part because he's typically a condescending jerk. Officer's who have worked with him don't have much good to say about him either. Hopefully this is actual change and not just careful editing for the show.
The highlight of my week! I love Frank. ❤ He must have been in a good mood that day. Thank you, Frank, for educating the motorcyclist. You hopefully saved him from becoming a freeway frisbee.
@@glenda0406 I bought a street bike at 18 and that was the first thing I did. Still a donor and still riding, albeit a lot more chill now that I'm older. Hopefully something is useful to someone but I'd prefer to keep things intact for awhile longer.
I've had my motorcycle endorsement 55 years. Its amazing the riders I meet that don't have it or failed the test and are riding on the learners permit.
@@joshcarter-comJust renewed my license in December. Actually, the motorcycle endorsement is 'L' now. Makes a lotta sense, huh?! Had mine for 53 years.
I was very fortunate to grow up in a City that had a whole Department of Officers like this Deputy. And it made it so easy to love and resour Law Enforcement.
You mean corrupt and on the Brady list? That's pretty sad. We have dpeartments around here like that too. One was completely closed and all 51 cops fired. Another had 2/3 of the force, including the chief, sent to federal prison for their crimes against the people. There's stil more where that came from but they're slowly being exposed fired and convicted. Hopefully they fix the problem in the city you grew up in.
@Isaac_132 wow. You keyboard Coward liberals just can't help yourselves... but that's OK. More of us prefer being Americans instead of Democrats. Enjoy 2025. President Trump will help clarify everything for you.
The reason I believe I Haven't had a major lay down on my bike is I PRAY UP before I MOUNT UP.This Great Grandma has been riding over 55 years and still riding MY OWN! Nar one speeding ticket either. Yet must be truthful I have deserved at least 20, maybe more. Was a long haul woman trucker back in the day. Prayer works even at times we deserve to be corrected. Grateful for sure here. Big 10 - 4 on that😁
I love Deputy Frank! I was a cop for 31 years and six months, and I wish that I had been around long enough to take some lessons from him. He’s wonderful!
Deputy Sloup is one of the best cops ever. The PD here in White House, TN is amazing with police that truly care about their citizens. Shout out to Sargent Enck.
When I purchased a new bike in 1988, a Honda Magna 750 6 speed, I was on a country road just idling along and got stopped for 62 in a 40 zone... No sensation of speed until you're doing around 90. I told the officer I just got it and showed him the paperwork... He gave me a warning...
Do you know how many Americans have gotten hooked on watching Australian Border Force at your airports thru numerous RU-vid videos? THOUSANDS, I'm sure. 😂😸✌️😹🇱🇷
@@bfun4615 I know that watching a YT channel isn’t indicative of the ground truth. That’s like saying that Pinal County, AZ is full of speeders but there are a lot of disturbing trends in Australia.
*Kia ora (hello) Deputy Frank Slope... you have gone world wide... Love the mahi (work) that you do as you are one friendly cop. 🙂 Kia kaha (stay strong) and please be safe out there on them roads 🙂 from a kiwi in NZ*
If you are on TIK Winky it will be NFL - Not for long because it going to be band in the US and 170 million teenagers will have to live in the real world...
“He’s stopping! Nah I’m just kidding.” I hope this dude stays safe out there (and frank, of course). This is what it looks like when two kind souls meet
Thank God for Fridays with Frank , officers Sloup makes my week with his fair and polite way of dealing with people. Have a wonderful and blessed weekend Officer Sloup, may St Michael watch over and protect you and your colleagues in law enforcement in your department and around America
Deputy Frank Sloup is just the coolest, funniest, cop ever! I never miss an episode. And "hey" to video guy Sam, too. Have a good one y'all. Stay safe and a big HOWDY from Texas!
My favourite Frank Quip yet "Man you can trade all these tickets in for a bicycle," but I'm also sad that I'm now retired, and I would've loved using that quote when handing out tickets 😂
I just watched all 96 episodes yesterday! I am hooked!!!! I went and cleaned out my glove compartment and found my Proof of insurance and my registration. I didn't even know about the cell phone law. I would love to hear from SAM about how he films these. Like what gear he uses and all. Stay hard, Frank! No warnings!! Love this! I'm watching with my toddlers!
It’s the Wild West out here. I drive a sightseeing bus and have to follow ALL the traffic laws. You should see what driving through Maricopa and Pinal Counties looks like through my windshield while obeying all the laws it’s a freaking harrowing experience watching everyone write their own rule book.
There are so many auditor's videos that put police in a bad light, that is why I so appreciate this channel. You sir are how all LEO's should be, strict but fair. I have family members who are LEOs, one even just arrested his own LT who was using very excessive force on a handcuffed person. I know that most LEOs are decent individuals, it is the bad apples that ruin the entire box (department). Thank you for your work!!! P.S. Other departments need to create channels too!!!
"We can part as friends" *Walks away and sees car door opening behind him... Frank never turns his back completely when walking back to his car. Always has an eye or ear behind him. 👍
A perfectly reasonable request btw. I've never had a cop touch my car, but I've also usually be stopped by cops with mutual respect. Something Frank lacks big time.
I love this officer! He takes his job very seriously but is very kind to citizens no matter what! God bless and protect you, Officer Frank Sloup! Thank you for keeping our streets safe in Pianl County safe! You"re the best!
Geez Frank, you just keep making it more difficult for every other officer out there when they pull someone over and hear, "Wow, you're nothing like Deputy Frank." Officer says, "Who? What do you mean?" Driver: "Fridays With Frank. He is actually nice." 😮 .. Yep, some officer somewhere probably curses you at least once a day to which I say, "KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!" 😂😂✌️🇱🇷
Frank puts a smile on my face every time i watch one of these videos! He treats people with respect, and i find Frank funny as f... with some of the things he comes up with to say!
You're far to lenient Frank. 1st timers, yeah sure, get the lecture. Repeat offenders you're in the book. Tell the Judge!!!!! Love your work! At least in Australia we don't have to do the ridiculous sobriety test. Blow in to this mate or walk for 2 years.
Legogummybear5. I do think that you are prepared to drive on our I-95 interstate superhighway. Especially down here in south florida. In fact we have LESS state troopers now in spite of a boom population. Roughly 27,000 vehicles per 1 trooper. There are about 1,000 crashes a DAY in the state of florida.
@@stevenweiss2148 I'm happy to stay over here in Australialand and watch what happens over there. I follow a number of American youtubers including Police, tow truck operators and mechanics. Here in Kangarooland you drive a motor car and are pulled over by the Police, just because they want to pull you over, no AS, you must provide your ID and submit to an oral roadside breath and drug test and a vehicle roadworthy test if deemed appropriate. With respect no citizens here screaming about their amendment rights, just catching those breaking the law. Also our Police are Govt employees employed by the State, not the city or county. Having said that we only have 6 States and 2 Territories for a population of about 25 Million. Researching online it appears the USA is VERY vehicle centric, just look at the parking around your stadiums as apposed to ours. Our Govt bangs on about the "Road Toll", compared to you guys it's miniscule. Having said that I would rather have our rules and requirements when driving a motor vehicle. Our learners have to have an accompanied driver for hundreds of hours, fill out a log book then complete an independent test. After that they have a year of passenger restrictions then a further 2 years on probation, During which they have more than half the allowable demerit points . It's all aimed at reigning in young road user deaths. If you don't like it... Walk!
The thing is the the Standard Field Sobriety Test (it’s the road side test for impaired drivers) is all consented which in America when we get our drivers licenses we’ve already consented to that under the eyes of the law cus here it’s a privilege not a right like guns are so we have the breathalyzer and blood draws and they’re super common with DUIs not just the field sobriety tests
@@lilgobllinn6127 Yeah here we pull over a vehicle, break out the preliminary breath test device (Made in America), for no reason whatsoever and demand a sample. No sample 2 years walking. It's a privilege here, not a right to drive a vehicle and if you are driving one you have obligations, not rights. Lets compare road tolls. Yep and don't get me started on guns!
