Biff_Poindexter
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Feds Investigating Retired Kansas Cop Accused of Decades of Malfeasance, Including Preying On Vulnerable Black Women, Framing Son of Woman Who Rejected Him
Federal prosecutors are investigating a retired detective following allegations that he sexually exploited Black women, terrorized other Black residents and a slew of other misconduct, […]
"Federal prosecutors are investigating a retired detective following allegations that he sexually exploited Black women, terrorized other Black residents and a slew of other misconduct, a recent report has uncovered. According to CNN, former Kansas City, Kansas, Police Department high-ranking detective Roger Golubski has been accused of sexual assault, retaliation and corruption. In one incident, Golubski allegedly framed a Black man for two murders that he was later acquitted of.
The allegations have circled the Kansas City neighborhood where Golubski worked for 35 years, but they only recently came to the forefront following the exoneration of a wrongfully accused, Lamonte McIntyre. Golubski retired in 2010 at the rank of captain. The city’s newspaper has been rallying for the allegations against Golubski to be addressed for the last several years."
So just because a bunch of folks are calling for this guy to be investigated; the FEDS decide to investigate this guy? This continued attack on law enforcement is out of control...the guy is retired, leave him alone.....They have his ex-wife giving testimony about the guy, other officers, even his own partner claimed to have walked in on Golubski having sex with a woman at a police station..yea right....if he was such a bad cop, you think the police department would be silent and protect him??
One of the so-called women he is accused of sexually assaulting just happens to be the mother of the Lamonte McIntyre....of course she is going to accuse him of something...I mean, yea, her son spent 23 yrs in prison for a crime he didn't commit -- and yea the cop played a huge part in framing him..and yea, the prosecutor in that case withheld evidence and threatened witnesses -- and yea, the judge didn't disclose he had a prior affair with the prosecutor -- but everybody makes mistakes...this doesn't justify investigating a guy now after he is already retired.
