TRIGGER WARNING: Sexual abuse, assault Two women who say they were sexually abused by longtime Kansas City, Kansas, police detective Roger Golubski have expressed interest in suing — if only state law would let them. Ophelia Williams — who is using her name outwardly for the first time — and another woman referred to in court documents as S.K. alleged that Golubski used his position as a detective to sexually abuse and assault them for years. Both women have asked lawyers about pursuing legal claims against him — but because in both cases, the Kansas statute of limitations on sexual assault lawsuits has expired, the legal path is complicated. Kansas lawmakers in recent years tried unsuccessfully to eliminate the short time frame, at least for survivors of childhood sexual abuse. Supporters of extending — or doing away with — the statute of limitations say it benefits the alleged perpetrator, considering many struggling survivors don’t come forward for decades. The average age...