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Investigators: Emails to Dodge City mayor weren't threats by The Associated Press Last Updated Dec 18, 2020 at 9:44 am EDT DODGE CITY, Kan. — Several investigators have concluded that angry emails about mask requirements that prompted a Kansas mayor to resign did not directly threaten her safety. Dodge City Mayor Joyce Warshaw resigned Tuesday. She said she did not feel safe continuing in the role because of threatening communications she received after she was quoted in a USA Today article supporting the city’s mask mandate in response to the coronavirus pandemic. Dodge City investigator...

Dodge City Daily Globe Investigators in Dodge City have concluded angry emails sent for former Mayor Joyce Warshaw didn't contain threats. The emails, which contained such messages as "You and your city council should be tried for murder," led Warshaw to resign effective during a Tuesday meeting. The Dodge City Police Department and Brad Ralph, counsel for the city, released the investigation summary Wednesday. According to the summary, emails sent to Warshaw were turned over to Dodge City Police detective Sgt. James Thompson through Dodge City Police Chief Drew Francis. "The first email was ...

Updated: 12:50 PM CST Dec 18, 2020 KMBC 9 News Staff Several investigators have concluded that angry emails about mask requirements that prompted a Kansas mayor to resign did not directly threaten her safety. Dodge City Mayor Joyce Warshaw resigned Tuesday. She said she did not feel safe continuing in the role because of threatening communications she received after she was quoted in a USA Today article supporting the city’s mask mandate in response to the coronavirus pandemic. Dodge City investigators, the city prosecutor and the Ford County prosecutor reviewed th...

December 18, 2020 - 7:03 AM DODGE CITY, Kan. - Several investigators have concluded that angry emails about mask requirements that prompted a Kansas mayor to resign did not directly threaten her safety. Dodge City Mayor Joyce Warshaw resigned Tuesday. She said she did not feel safe continuing in the role because of threatening communications she received after she was quoted in a USA Today article supporting the city's mask mandate in response to the coronavirus pandemic. Dodge City investigators, the city prosecutor and the Ford County prosecutor reviewed three emails sent to...