Cops who oversaw lineups now in other government jobs

The two detectives who supervised lineups involving Mayor Daley's nephew and his friends have both retired from the Chicago Police Department and now are working at other government jobs.

Patrick J. Flynn retired on Sept. 13, 2004 — about four months after the investigation of David Koschman's homicide case went dormant — and gets a yearly police pension of more than $64,000. On top of that, Flynn, 61, makes a salary of $53,628 a year as a security officer for the city of Chicago Department of Aviation — a job that he …