The Yeadon Borough Council is expected to vote Thursday on the future of Police Chief Anthony ‘Chachi’ Paparo days after he claimed that the newly-elected council members will remove him because he is white.
Yeadon police chief says he expects to be fired because he's white, council president calls claim 'absurd'
Paparo said he started hearing rumblings that the borough council was going to fire him when his contract expired in January. He originally dismissed the idea that he would be removed from his post, then says he was met with a stirring accusation. "It is unbelievable and outrageous," she told FOX 29. "We don't have to make a decision based on color, we didn't do it the first time, we won't do it the next time."
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