Lilly Reed was the sheriff of Sharpwood, and the deuteragonist-turned tertiary antagonist of This Is The Police 2.
History[]
Lilly used to be Sheriff Wells' deputy, being forced to take his place when he lost his life in an ambush from the Neckties. She used to rely on the help of Gale Greenberg to handle most of her work, until he too was killed by them. Around the same time, the Sharpwood cops apprehend Jack Boyd (now under the alias "Warren Nash") for possession of drugs that were stored without his knowledge in his rental cabin. Jack later reveals his real identity to Lily. Out of options, she reluctantly lends his assistance.
Unable to handle her job, and without any help to be found, she chose to employ Jack's experience as former police chief, instead of reporting him to the feds.
Personality[]
Lilly is insecure, unassertive and overall too soft to warrant the necessary respect for her position to properly function. Most officers below her openly question her orders and even disobey, in extreme cases. Jack's new job at the police station ends up including the discipline of Lilly's underlings because of this.
Lilly and Jack clash often, as her kindness and overall naiveté go against what years of police work have done to him. After too many conflicts and insults, Lilly ends up betraying Jack, first by giving Captain Carter an unfair advantage in his competition with Jack, and later conspires to assassinate Jack with Liam Henderson. However, Jack retaliates by rigging her snowmobile to explode, and then late at night luring her to use it by telling her that the station was under attack, while she was sleeping. The bomb goes off as she speeds into the distance and obliterates her.
Trivia[]
- Lilly is similar to Lana Berman. Both are the deuteragonist at one point in their respective games, and are killed for betraying Jack.