07/29/2010

Could This Be What Happened to a Former UTMB Police Chief Candidate?

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Some say this is in the works and it's the reason Wiley withdrew his application for the Police Chiefs job at UTMB. There is a lot of speculation over who's idea it was but donut gossip says when it looked like Wiley was bailing out of the GPD, city hall bigwigs started scambling for a way to hold on to him.


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Jul 29, 2010 8:12:11 AM | UTMB

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