KCK Police Chief Karl Oakman, District Attorney Mark Dupree and Unified Government Mayor Tyrone Garner will join together on Monday to discuss how they are working together to review former detective Roger Golubski’s investigative cases.
According to a spokesman for the Kansas City, Kansas, Police Department, a joint press conference on Monday at KCKPD will outline reforms within the department, as well as announce a plan to create a diverse team to work with the district attorney collaboratively to review former detective Golubski’s investigative cases.
Golubski faces several federal indictments alleging abuse to residents, particularly from the minority community, during his years as a detective. Dupree has been asked by the community to review all of Golubski’s cases. He received a commitment of $1.7 million in funding on Thursday night from the UG Commission for digitizing past files in relation to a review.
See https://wyandotteonline.com/da-gets-commitment-for-1-7-million-for-digitizing-past-files-in-relation-to-review-of-golubski-cases/ for more information.