Documenting Police Misconduct Across America
Documenting Police Misconduct Across America
A fired Bonner Springs police detective, Kyle Rector, used department-issued equipment and law enforcement technology to stalk his estranged wife and suspects, according to court records.
Read More— 2026-04-04 A Wichita Police Department officer shot and killed 45-year-old Benjamin David Board during a confrontation in Wichita, Kansas.
Read MoreWichita Falls Police Department officer Daniel Wilson was terminated after an internal investigation into the Aug. 26 arrest of Victoria Lang, 20, at a McDonald’s.
Read MoreA man shot into his parents’ occupied home in Shawnee, Kansas, before being arrested by Overland Park police during a standoff. The incident involved gunfire into an occupied dwelling and a prolonged police engagement.
Read MoreRetired Wichita Police Lt. Kevin Vaughn sentenced to probation and restitution after admitting to embezzling $56,400 by falsifying training reports for Homeland Security-funded armed engagement classes.
Read MoreA Wichita police officer shot and killed a 45-year-old man wanted for eight counts of child sexual exploitation during a confrontation near Pawnee and Webb Road. The suspect allegedly produced a firearm before being fatally wounded by the officer in the 8900 block of East Cherry Creek Drive.
Read MoreSedgwick County Police identified Willie J. Bowen and William Johnson as the two men involved in a fatal gunfight near Wichita’s Kellogg and Dugan streets.
Read MoreFormer Wichita Falls police officers Daniel Wilson and Douglas Gulley used excessive force during the arrest of 19-year-old Victoria Lang at a McDonald’s on August 26, 2025.
Read MoreA federal judge dismissed the indictment against former Bel Aire police officer Robert S. McCaslin, who was accused of making false statements during a federal firearms trafficking investigation.
Read More— 2007-11-18 A Kansas City, KS family and two friends filed a federal lawsuit in 2007 against six white police officers for alleged civil rights violations during a 2005 birthday party in the Turner area.
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