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Do the Isles of Scilly police have the best Facebook page ever? Do the Isles of Scilly police have the best Facebook page ever?
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Can we just take a minute to appreciate the Isles of Scilly police force’s Facebook page?Can we just take a minute to appreciate the Isles of Scilly police force’s Facebook page?
It’s garnered quite the following, with more than 14,000 likes to date – a huge accomplishment when you bear in mind the Scilly Isles have a population of 2,200. They drew a fair bit of internet love on Thursday morning after Sergeant Colin Taylor wrote a job advertisement for a police constable:It’s garnered quite the following, with more than 14,000 likes to date – a huge accomplishment when you bear in mind the Scilly Isles have a population of 2,200. They drew a fair bit of internet love on Thursday morning after Sergeant Colin Taylor wrote a job advertisement for a police constable:
You may remember them from a viral story earlier this year, when police officers were left puzzled by a fried egg left at the scene of a shed burglary.You may remember them from a viral story earlier this year, when police officers were left puzzled by a fried egg left at the scene of a shed burglary.
Describing themselves “like Heartbeat but less frenetic”, there is nothing not to love about this Facebook page. They comment on current events:Describing themselves “like Heartbeat but less frenetic”, there is nothing not to love about this Facebook page. They comment on current events:
They have a crime-fighting cat on the team:They have a crime-fighting cat on the team:
In fact, Deputy Chief Constable Mowgli may be our favourite: In fact, Deputy Chief Constable Mowgli (retired) may be our favourite:
Their descriptions of crimes are second to none:Their descriptions of crimes are second to none:
And, of course, there’s the mystery of the fried egg:And, of course, there’s the mystery of the fried egg:
Such is their popularity, they were recently given an official Facebook verified tick.Such is their popularity, they were recently given an official Facebook verified tick.
Basically, everyone can stop trying now: Isles of Scilly police have won Facebook. We salute you.Basically, everyone can stop trying now: Isles of Scilly police have won Facebook. We salute you.
(and can we have an interview with Deputy Chief Constable Mowgli please) (and can we have an interview with Mowgli please)
UPDATE: BuzzFeed went and found some Scilly Vines and they’re just as delightful.