Aurora's embattled police chief Vanessa Wilson is now out of a job.
– Aurora’s embattled police chief Vanessa Wilson is now out of a job. The announcement was made official on Wednesday morning.
“I want to say thank you to Vanessa Wilson for her service,” Coffman said as he began his statements.CBS4’s Mekialaya White asked Coffman why he didn’t feel Wilson was right for the job currently. Aurora City Council Member Allison Coombs told White there are several city leaders that are passionately opposed to the decision, herself included.
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