.lincspolice has some thoughts on the new ITV show! WildBill
Apparently the show is pretty inaccurate June 19, 2019 - 14:07 BST Emmy Griffiths Although fans have been enjoying Wild Bill so far, there is one group of people that could be happier; the Lincolnshire Police! The police's official Twitter account tweeted about the new crime show, set in Lincolnshire, and pointed out to its followers , that reality couldn't be more different from the show.
It's not really #Boston and definitely not what we are really like... but if you have concerns about the officers portrayed we can always pass them on to AC-12."Speaking about what his role in the Lincolnshire Police is really about, chief constable Bill Skelly told BBC: "Chasing people is definitely not what my role is about.
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