Feb.. 25, 2003 - Chapman, who became chief in September 2000, refused to comment on a Monday story in the Greenwich Time saying he is one of two ...

Chapman, who became chief in September 2000, refused to comment on a Monday story in the Greenwich Time saying he is one of two finalists for Greenwich's police chief vacancy. The chief claims he is content with his Bridgeport job. He is in the midst of his first ...Chapman, who became chief in September 2000, refused to comment on a Monday story in the Greenwich Time saying he is one of two finalists for Greenwich's police chief vacancy. The chief claims he is content with his Bridgeport job. He is in the midst of his first five-year term in Bridgeport and may receive a second five-year term, subject to approval under the City Charter. Chapman retired from a high-ranking position in the New York City Police Department before coming to ...

....Police Chief Wilbur Chapman is reportedly a finalist for a chief vacancy in Greenwich, but he claims he is focusing his attention solely on Bridgeport.

"I have no time for anything outside of Bridgeport," Chapman said Monday.

"I am diligently working on a crime fighting strategy for the city, including a plan for a new crime suppression unit."

Chapman, who became chief in September 2000, refused to comment on a Monday

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