Hunt for iPhone of Berkeley Police Chief's Son Cost $740 in Overtime

May 22, 2012, 2:45 pm • Posted by KQED News Staff
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It cost the city of Berkeley about $740 in overtime pay to have 10 detectives search for Berkeley Police Chief Michael Meehan's son's missing iPhone. Three detectives and a sergeant from the property crimes unit put in two hours of overtime each when they scoured a north Oakland neighborhood for the stolen phone on January 11, according to Sgt. Mary Kusmiss, the BPD’s public information officer.

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