After nearly three decades of dedicated service with the El Paso County Sheriff’s Office, Deputy Tony Scherb is ready to retire. Known for being “highly professional,” Scherb surprises everyone on his last day by letting loose in a way no one expected.
Instead of quietly slipping into retirement, he decides to celebrate his big day with a spontaneous and joyous dance, showing off moves that reveal just how thrilled he is to begin this new chapter in life.
It’s a moment that captures the joy of accomplishment and the excitement of what lies ahead, all wrapped up in one unforgettable farewell.
He steps into the elevator, thinking it’s the perfect spot to let loose without anyone noticing. What he doesn’t realize is that a new security camera, recently installed due to repeated issues with the old one, is capturing every move.
The camera was placed there by maintenance to keep an eye on things, but it’s about to capture something far more entertaining. As Silento’s “Watch Me (Whip/Nae Nae)” begins to play through the speakers, he can’t resist the urge to dance.
Unaware that his impromptu performance is being recorded, he busts out moves that could rival any dance floor.
It’s no wonder the resulting footage has taken the internet by storm, racking up millions of views. It reminds us all that it’s never too late to let loose and enjoy the music.
The elevator door opens, and Deputy Reed from Rural Enforcement Outreach walks in on what seemed like a solo dance session. She hesitates for a moment, but soon she is dancing along too.
The elevator stopped again, and their boss, Chief Deputy Evans, stepped in. The deputies quickly pretended nothing was happening, though Reed couldn’t hide a slight smile. Scherb gave a sharp salute.
Once Evans left, Deputy Murphy, the School Resource Officer, joined, and soon all three were dancing again. Finally, Sheriff Evans entered. At first, he looked serious, but before long, he joined in, dancing with the rest.