YEADON, Pa. – Former Yeadon police chief Anthony Paparo and the borough settled a federal racial discrimination lawsuit for $2.5 million, Paparo’s attorney confirmed. Paparo alleged racial discrimination and claimed he was fired because of his race. The Yeadon Borough Council voted to fire Paparo in March 2022, citing performance issues and mismanagement of funds. Paparo’s lawyer stated that justice was served, allowing Paparo to reclaim his reputation. The council members who voted to dismiss Paparo denied the allegations of racism, pointing to other reasons for his termination. Paparo expressed his devastation over the ordeal, emphasizing that his career shouldn’t end due to racial bias.
Yeadon Police Chief Settles Race Discrimination Lawsuit for $2.5M, US
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