Another glimpse at a local contradiction . . .
"During a high-profile case update in Dupree’s office, she claims he instructed her co-council not to cooperate with police."
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"During a high-profile case update in Dupree’s office, she claims he instructed her co-council not to cooperate with police."
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Former WyCo assistant DA says Dupree's new plans contradict past alleged actions
KANSAS CITY, Kan. - On Wednesday, Wyandotte County District Attorney Mark Dupree made several big announcements. He plans to make implicit bias training mandatory for everyone in his department, rename the Conviction Integrity Unit as the Community Integrity Unit and is asking for funding to hire three more investigators for his office, to look into claims of police abuse from the public.
Dupree has been and always will be a lyin dog faced pony soldier. He’s just like Petersucker, worthless.
ReplyDeleteDupree has been and always will be a lyin dog faced pony soldier. He’s just like Petersucker, worthless.
ReplyDeleteThe above comments are standard procedure when the kingdom is under threat.
ReplyDeleteThe Wyandotte gulag punks are beginning the usual rancid political tricks with the help of the local media ho’s. You know the “keeping you safe” crowd hiding in dining rooms telling us what’s happening in the world.
This story is right out of gulag handbook. A righteous ex-employee pure as the driven snow comes out of the woodwork with an email she sent to herself. All that was missing was a face mask dangling from one ear.
The investigators must be on to some good stuff in those dusty courthouse files. The old timers and pet thugs haven’t had good night sleep since the former thug protector & fixer was kicked to the curb.
The frame-ups, cover-ups and payoffs can’t be exposed. Destroying lives is part of the UG's pledge of allegiance.
The recently formed Task Force, as we all knew from the start, is another bs media stunt by city hall and enforcers. This faithful, weary underwhelming group hasn’t done anything for anyone in 40 years.
The fix is in at Dotte headquarters.