SF Weekly's deep enquiry of the supposed search for a Herve Leger Skirts missing iPhone has another rotate to it: The San Francisco Police Department before notified SF Weekly that it was not engaged in a search for a missing iPhone, giving the Herve Leger One-Shoulder Dress assumption that Apple examiners were impersonating officers. Now the SFPD states it did really escort Apple and stood by while business agents sought a man's home. In what noise like Herve Leger entire reversal, SFPD notified SF Weekly that "three or four" agents did in detail escort two Apple security staffers to a dwelling in seek of a missing iPhone. However, this is where the tale gets even more sinister: According to the SFPD agent that SF Weekly conversed to, the agents did not escort the Apple examiners into the dwelling for the search. OK, so impersonating a policeman agent may be a felony misdeed, but what manage you call it when policeman agents permit personal examiners to manage the leg work? This saga has gone from 10 p.m. cop drama to midnight movie noir, and there's still no signal of the Maltese Falcon — I signify, missing iPhone.