context: The real "Fort Apache" in the summer of 2007â1086 Simpson Street in the Bronx, formerly the New York Police Department's 41st Precinct Station. 40Â°49â²32.07â³N 73Â°53â²33.72â³Wï»¿ / ï»¿40.8255750Â°N 73.8927000Â°Wï»¿ / 40.8255750; -73.8927000
  Police officers face many challenges in the decaying, impoverished, high-crime South Bronx region of New York City. Among these officers are NYPD officers Murphy (Newman) and Corelli (Wahl), who work out of the 41st precinct, nicknamed "Fort Apache" because to those who work there, it feels like an army outpost in foreign territory (an allusion to Fort Apache out of the Old West). The streets are filled with dangerous gangs, criminals, and drug dealers. Unemployment is very high and the neighbourhood is filled with garbage and wrecked buildings. While Murphy is a hard-drinking and lonely divorced father, he has a great camaraderie with Corelli. As well, Murphy's life improves when he meets a young nurse, Isabella, and they start a romantic relationship.
  The precinct is one of the worst and most dilapidated in the entire department, approaching demolition and staffed mostly by officers who are unwanted by and have been transferred out of other precincts. Additionally, the precinct's officers do not represent the large Puerto Rican community, as only 4% of the officers are Hispanic in the largest non-English speaking section of the Bronx. Corelli and Murphy attempt to maintain law and order by catching pimps and robbers, but they are having conflicts with corrupt fellow officers, officers who use police brutality as well as with a newly appointed police captain, Connolly (Asner). There is rioting due to alleged police brutality, as well as issues related to the deaths of two rookie cops, who were shot by a drug addict at the film's beginning. During the riot, Murphy and Corelli witness an officer throwing an innocent teenager off an apartment roof, who falls to his death. As Murphy becomes more intimate with Isabella, they begin a sexual relationship. While she is sleeping, Murphy notices injection drug "track marks" on her skin. She later admits that she uses heroin as a way to relax from working in such a stressful environment. She tells him that other hospital employees also use heroin.
  Illustrating the hopeless futility of policing in the precinct, the killer of the two cops is never found, despite mass arrests and interrogations. The body of the drug addict, who was killed, was later shown as an anonymous bundle, dumped in the roadside trash. With nothing to link her to the deaths of the rookie officers, the police remain ignorant of the fact that she was the killer. At the end of the movie, the killer is never identified by the police. Murphy is broken when Isabelle dies from a drug overdose. Murphy wrestles with the moral question of whether he should maintain the "blue code" and not inform authorities about the officer who threw the teen off the roof. Murphy decides to resign and tell the police chief about the officer killing the teen, a decision that will make all the other officers hate him and view him as a "stool pigeon". Murphy seems to be on the verge of quitting the force, when he sees a purse snatcher rob a person and flee. Murphy and Corelli chase the robber, and the movie ends in a freeze frame as Murphy leaps to tackle him. It is an ambiguous ending, which leaves the viewer to decide if the robber was captured or not.
question: Who comes in as the New precinct.
answer: Connolly.