Golubski's misconduct leads to overturned convictions. Vernon County jail faces scrutiny for harsh conditions and racial targeting.

Roger Golubski, a retired Kansas City, Kansas, police detective, died by suicide on the morning of his federal trial. Photo by Carlos Moreno. The Kansas Bureau of Investigation death report ...

Roger Golubski, who had pleaded not guilty, was found dead just after 9 a.m. on Monday in his home in Edwardsville in the Kansas City metro area, according to the Kansas Bureau of Investigation.

People listen to a speaker at a rally outside the federal courthouse on what was supposed to be the opening day for a trial for former police detective Roger Golubski, Dec. 2, 2024, in Topeka, Kansas.

Roger Golubski, 71, died of a fatal gunshot wound at his home in Edwardsville, west of Kansas City, Kan., according to the Kansas Bureau of Investigation.

Ex-Kansas City, Kansas, police detective Roger Golubski died in an apparent suicide Monday morning, the first day of his long-awaited trial, sources told The Star.The former officer was accused of ...

Here is a timeline of key events regarding allegations, indictments and lawsuits surrounding the Golubski case. Oct. 11, 2018: Lamont McIntyre files a federal lawsuit against the Kansas City ...

TOPEKA, Kan. — Attorneys representing former Kansas City, Kansas, Police Department Det. Roger Golubski told a federal judge Monday Golubski is dead. Golubski was set to appear Monday morning at ...

Roger Golubski, a former Kansas City detective accused of sexually assaulting and threatening Black women, died by suicide in his home. The news comes after Golubski, 71, failed to show up for ...

Roger Golubski had been accused by many people of committing crimes over three decades while working in the KCK Police Department and has been the subject of numerous KCTV5 investigations.

Roger Golubski, who had pleaded not guilty, was found dead just after 9 a.m. on Monday in his home in Edwardsville in the Kansas City metro area, according to the Kansas Bureau of Investigation.

Former Kansas City, Kansas Police Department detective Roger Golubski’s death raised a lot of questions, like what’s the status of the nearly $2 million approved to digitize his case files?