STAMFORD — Mark Kordick, the former Greenwich police captain that sued the town for wrongful termination, has accepted a $650,000 offer to settle his case.
A trial was scheduled to begin on Sept. 21 but will not proceed after both Kordick and the town of Greenwich submitted their settlement agreement in state Superior Court in Stamford on Friday.
The case stems from the 2019 election, when Kordick planted fake “Trump / Camillo” campaign signs to link then-first selectman candidate Fred Camillo to then-President Donald Trump.
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