Did former Kansas City, Kansas, detective Roger Golubski help criminals evade arrest? In court documents, some say the answer is yes. Golubski was indicted in September on six federal charges that accuse him of sexually assaulting and kidnapping a woman and a teenager from 1998 to 2002, though prosecutors say he raped additional victims. Golubski has pleaded not guilty. In a motion that sought to keep Golubski detained ahead of trial, federal prosecutors said the FBI’s investigation revealed the former cop had connections to “organized crime and criminals,” which he used “to gain benefits for himself.” Prosecutors, however, did not elaborate on the assertion. To examine those potential ties, The Star reviewed affidavits and testimony given as part of a lawsuit filed against Golubski by Lamonte McIntyre, who alleged Golubski framed him in a 1994 double murder he did not commit. In that case, KCK residents attested to ties between Golubski and criminals, including some who were part o...