Chicago Cops Suing for Overtime for Checking Blackberries Off-Hours

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Reason Staff | 2.8.2013 12:04 PM

A federal lawsuit claiming scores of Chicago police officers are owed overtime for work performed after hours on department-requisitioned smartphones is still on track.

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Chicago Cops Suing for Overtime for Checking Blackberries Off-Hours

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