Last month, we reported ^[1] on Apple’s loss of yet another iPhone prototype misplaced in yet another bar. Apple apparently used location technology to trace the phone to the home of Sergio Calderon, who had been at the bar that evening. His home was searched and no prototype was found.

But who did the searching? Calderon believed it was the police, but in differing accounts, it was either a team of police officers and Apple security people, or only Apple security, while the police waited outside. Now Calderon has hired David Monroe, a San Francisco attorney with intent to sue Apple.

Though he says he’s still investigating, Monroe calls Apple’s behavior “outrageous.” He has a long list of questions for Apple, he says, and if they don’t answer, “We’ll just sue and get the information that way.”

Read more at CNET ^[2].