A deputy stopped to sing and dance with an elderly woman at an emergency shelter who needed comfort during Hurricane Irma.
The woman was at an emergency shelter in Kissimmee, Florida.
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The Osceola County Sheriff's Office said Deputy Froelich noticed the woman looked worried and sad and asked her what would cheer her up.
She said she would like to dance, so the officer danced with her while singing.
The video of the two dancing together has been shared more than 1,500 times on the sheriff's office Facebook page.
At one of the shelters we had Deputy Froelich who noticed a very nice lady who needed a bit of comfort during the storm. She looked worried about the storm and kind of sad so he asked her what would cheer her up and she said a dance. So in a very off key voice, he sang and danced with her for a quick bit. Thank you Deputy Froelich for helping calm her nerves down in a time of need and comfort! This is definitely a dance she won't forget! #commUNITYstrong #love #comfort
Posted by Osceola County Sheriff's Office on Monday, September 11, 2017
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