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A Kansas City woman's escape from an Excelsior Springs home where she was being held captive in October sparked outrage, and confirmed fears within the Black community that police weren’t taking reports of missing Black women seriously. More than a month after Kansas City’s chief of police reinstated the department’s Missing Persons Section, community organizations are still wary.
The 24-year-old’s truck was found abandoned on the side of Interstate 70 about 20 miles away from Salina County, Utah, a friend said.
Chief Stacey Graves has decided to reestablish the squad almost exactly one year after the previous KCPD Chief Rick Smith disbanded it
KCPD gave an update that its missing persons unit has been reinstated. We talk about what you need to know about the process of reporting someone missing.
The Kansas City, Missouri, Police Department has re-formed the Missing Persons Unit, which former Chief of Police Rick Smith had disbanded, at the direction of new Chief of Police Stacey Graves.