Wilkes-Barre City Police Department Exits ‘On Patrol: Live’

Disappointing OPNation news dropped yesterday as the Wilkes-Barre City Police Department announced its exit from On Patrol: Live. Located in Wilkes–Barre Township, PA, the police department took to Facebook yesterday to issue an official statement about their exit from the series. Less than ten minutes later, the official Facebook for Reelz shared a screenshot of the sad news as they wished the police department well on their exit from the show.

What did the Wilkes-Barre City Police Department say in their official statement as they exited the series? Furthermore, how are fans of OPNation feeling about this exit? Keep reading for the details.

Wilkes-Barre City Police Department Exits On Patrol: Live

In their official statement, the Wilkes-Barre City Police Department noted that they enjoyed their time with OPNation. They, however, would be taking a break from the show. Turns out, the police department hoped it would be a temporary break as they looked forward to returning to On Patrol: Live at a later time.

The Wilkes-Barre City Police Department added that everyone in the department has enjoyed working with On Patrol: Live. Moreover, they appreciate the overwhelming amount of support and love during their time with OPNation.

Penning “A word from the Wilkes-Barre Police Department,” in the caption, Reelz shared a screenshot of the statement.

Fans Wished The Police Department Well

There was nothing but love in the comments of these two Facebook posts. Many On Patrol: Live fans admit they hope Wilkes-Barre City returns to OPNation soon. Given the timing, many also took the post as an opportunity to wish everyone in the department a Happy Thanksgiving. Here’s some of the comments fans left as the police department exited the series:

• “Hope you all come back soon!! Happy Thanksgiving Wilkes-Barre Police Department.”
• “I like the grittiness of WBPA, Toledo and even Patterson NJ! I will miss the theatrics the communities provide for our entertainment. Stay well WBPA, see you soon, I hope.”
• “Thank you for your service. Have a wonderful Thanksgiving with family, friends and fellow officers”
• “Thank you to the Wilkes-barre city police department for sharing their experience with us. You will be missed, stay safe out there”
• “We will miss you all. Enjoy your break and hope to see you again soon!”

Most wished the police department well and hoped it would consider returning to the series in the near future.

Were you surprised that the police department decided to take a break from On Patrol: Live? Are there any police departments you would like to see featured on the show? Share your thoughts with us in the comments. And, keep coming back for more news and updates on your favorite TV shows.