🚩Content warning: Story and post discuss sexual harassment A Prairie Village police officer, Rolando Swaby, was allowed to stay on the job for 19 months after department officials were alerted that he had asked a woman for sex after arresting her. The officer’s actions, along with correspondence showing how his supervisors were told of the incident, came to light after his Kansas police license was revoked in June in part because of an unrelated domestic violence investigation. Attorney Brandan Davies said he reported to PVPoliceDept in March 2020 that officer Rolando Swaby had arrested his client in a DUI case and later sent text messages asking her to meet him at a hotel for drinks and sex ahead of a court hearing in her case. The Star generally does not name possible victims of sexual harassment or abuse without their consent. To read the full story go to the link in our bio. ✏️ Andrea Klick Disclaimer: This infographic was originally posted with a misspelling of Roland...