Sorry, wrong link. Use this:
http://www.kyw1060.com/news_story_detail.cfm?newsitemid=32592 I notice that the text of the article just changed. It is now attributed to John McDevitt:
After the debate, both candidates spoke to a sea of reporters concerning the mayor's personal e-mail device called a blackberry.
It's now in the possession of the FBI.
Mayor John Street fielded many pointed questions from reporters including why he didn't disclose that his blackberry was handed over to the federal officials on Tuesday -- the same day the bug was found in his office.
Mayor: "Because nobody asked."
He says Police Chief Sylvester Johnson told him that day the FBI may want his blackberry:
"I said to the commissioner, 'take the blackberry.'"
The commissioner then gave it to the feds.
The mayor says the device -- one of three the mayor owns -- has not been returned.
Republican candidate Sam Katz says the mayor should be treated fairly in this matter, but fairness, he says, is a two way street:
"The mayor has an obligation to tell the citizens of Philadelphia what he knows. He knows more than what he has told us.
Street says he is very comfortable that he is not a target of an investigation and that he has done nothing wrong.
It's interesting that the mention of the mayor having been served with a search warrant was deleted in the second version of the article. No bias on KYW, nope.