Shameful Legacy Of Suspected Dirty Cop Sparks 'Racial Justice' Renaissance In The Dotte

A dying old man is taking the blame for a great deal of human misery in Kansas City, Kansas. 

However . . . The impact of his story won't be decided in a courtroom but on the streets of this urban community.

Here's the most important passage . . .

"Golubski is the key figure in alleged corruption stemming from his 35 years in the Kansas City, Kansas Police Department that has raised troubling questions about justice and accountability at a time when many predominantly Black or Brown communities and other disenfranchised groups are vocally demanding both. He is accused of preying on impoverished Black residents by exploiting a network of female informants for sex and for coerced testimony, which he allegedly used to close cases; charges he has denied.

"The tale that emerges from court testimony, documents and interviews reveals a world in which Golubski, at minimum, appears to have played a significantly influential role in dramatically determining what darkness happened in the lives of scores of Kansas City residents. It also provides a sense of the changes in power and justice occurring in the city, including the nuance, frustration and hope that has come as new leadership reckons with racial wounds."

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

Kansas town weighs racial justice as ex-officer faces charges of abuse

KANSAS CITY, Kan. - A dozen years after his retirement, Roger Golubski returned to the Wyandotte County Courthouse in late October to testify in a hearing for two Black prison inmates who claim the White former police detective framed them for murder long ago. Golubski, 69, took the witness chair slowly.