Ex-Kansas police detective found dead on first day of federal civil rights trial
A whiteformer On Monday, the day his federal civil rights trial for allegedly sexually abusing Black women for decades was scheduled to start, a police detective in Kansas City was discovered dead from what appeared to be a suicide.
On the first day of jury selection, Roger Golubski, 71, did not show up at a federal courthouse in Topeka, and an arrest warrant was issued. After receiving a 911 call, officers arrived at Golubski's residence in the Edwardsville suburb of Kansas City. According to the Kansas Bureau of Investigation, there were no signs of foul play and he was fatally shot.
Federal law enforcement officials told NBC News that it appears to be a suicide, but state authorities would not comment on how he died until an autopsy was finished.
In a statement, senior Department of Jus...