Mlive.com: Former U-M police Chief Ken Magee not picked for Wayland's top cop job

Posted on Tue, Jan 15, 2013 : 7:38 p.m.

Ken Magee, the former University of Michigan police chief, was not chosen as Wayland's police chief, MLive.com reports.

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Ken Magee

Magee was among three finalists for the job in Wayland, a city of more than 4,000 residents south of Grand Rapids.

Steven Harper, commander of the Michigan State Police Wayland post, ultimately was chosen as the next police chief. Kevin Lenkart, a retired shift lieutenant for the Kalamazoo Department of Public Safety, also was a candidate, according to the story.

Magee resigned from U-M in November 2010 after signing a settlement agreement that paid him a year of sick leave, AnnArbor.com previously reported. He was paid $182,000. He later opened a magic shop on East Liberty Street in Ann Arbor.

The new Wayland chief will be paid $60,000 per year, plus benefits, the story said.

Read the full MLive.com story.

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