I know for a fact that on February 5, 2018 you knew about the details of my son’s case. Your department knew I filed a complaint with the Office of the Disciplinary Administrator on October 3, 2017. Your department knew about the existence of my secret recordings I made and who he implicates in this cover up. Your department knew that on the night of April 14, 2017 my son’s case was tainted, yet you allowed it to go through the legal system. Help me to understand if evidence is planted or removed isn’t that considered tainted evidence or let’s say it’s been tampered with isn’t that illegal? If a person destroys evidence pertaining to my son’s case isn’t that illegal too? My son was originally charged with two counts but when I refused to let the first attorney plea him guilty while he was incarcerated they tacked on two more charges. Those extra charges were tacked on in his September 13, 2017 scheduled court date in which he wasn’t able to be there to defend himself. Eventually three of those four charges were dropped during his hearing with the judge. My son wanted to fight that forth charge in a court of law but instead he can’t. This is a prime example of abuse of power when it comes to my son’s case and his civil rights. I will not stop until I expose everyone involved in this mess. How can my son have a fair trial in a District Court or a Municipal Court if those in charge of prosecuting cases violate their oath of office? One final question isn’t entrapment against the law?

Wrong address too.
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The Wyandotte County Courthouse & Adult Detention Center (jail), the building with the large columns, is on the west side of 7th ST at 710 N. -----

The KCK (Kansas City, Kansas) municipal courthouse (only two courtrooms on the 2nd floor) is the white building on the east side of the 7th street, and its address is 701 N. -----
These are the two most active buildings in downtown Kansas City, Kansas. Basically, these are places where people in government, and people associated with government, take from those who aren't in those gangs. -----

If you need to go to one of these buildings, double check which one. Every business day, people miss hearings because they went to the wrong one.