Black Kansas Prosecutor Investigates Ex Law Enforcement Detective
A retired white police detective is now accused of sexual harassment. According to the complaint, Roger Golubski, a former detective has been terrorizing black women for sex for many years. While doing so, he was also pursuing a wrong murder conviction of one of his victim’s son.
Mark Dupree, Wyandotte County’s District Attorney, stated that police chief Terry Zeigler said that Golubski should be investigated for his acts. Many residents attest to the accusation that the former detective has been preying on Kansas’ City’s black community for decades. Dupree stated that due to Zeigler’s statement, he is forced to look at the situation and conduct an investigation.
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There was no physical evidence that proved McIntyre murdered the two victims. He did not even personally know them. The conviction was apparently based on the false testimony of the prosecutor and police.
Before McIntyre’s mother, Rose, declared in an affidavit that she was forced by Golubski in a sexual act which transpired inside his office. He continued to harass her for weeks following the incident.
After Rose left and changed her number, she believed that Golubski wanted revenge by convicting her son of murder. Another affidavit also accused district attorney Terra Morehead, the prosecutor assigned to the case, of using intimidation to talk to witnesses. At the same time, she happened to have a romantic relationship to the judge presiding over the case, J. Dexter Burdette.
The three key people involved in the case, Golubski, Morehead, and Burdette were never penalized for their actions. Currently, Golubski is now retired, Morehead is a federal prosecutor, and Burdette is still a judge.
According to the city’s black leaders, the black community do not fully trust the police after McIntyre’s conviction. Meanwhile, Dupree is putting up a conviction integrity unit in the D.A.’s office to turn wrong accusations right.
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