Another Federal Lawsuit Hits KCK Police Connected To Alleged Dirty Cop

This is more of a follow-up report . . . Kind of a press release . . . Given that we've heard most of these charges before and they're all connected to an alleged dirty cop who is terminal and could die before he goes to trial this year.

Here's the word . . .

"Police officers in Kansas City, Kansas, operated a “protection racket,” which shielded gangs and traffickers in exchange for money and access to women and girls — and the Unified Government knew, a federal lawsuit alleges.

One of those officers was Roger Golubski, who has been federally indicted in two separate cases for assaulting two victims in the 1990s and conspiring to sex traffic underage girls between 1996 and 1998 with three other men. He is scheduled to go to trial in the assault case in December."

Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .

KCK police covered up crimes, abused women while UG knew and did nothing, lawsuit alleges

The lawsuit says a group of officers "operated a network of women that the Unified Government and its employees crudely or jokingly (depending on one's viewpoint) referred to as 'Golubski's Girls.'"

Related . . .

Kansas City man asks court to overturn conviction connected to disgraced KCKPD detective

Brian Betts spent 25 years in prison for a crime he says he didn't commit. Lawyers allege Betts' uncle was coerced into testifying against him by former Kansas City, Kansas Police detective Roger Golubski.

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