NBC NATIONAL NEWS — Chris Zapata is a hands-off city manager in San Leandro, California.

He's taking his hands off of his own money to give pay raises to two top city executives.

Zapata is taking a $20,000 pay cut in order to give raises to the police chief and assistant city manager.

Those two workers will make $187,000 a year, according to the newspaper.

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