Missouri Attorney General Selects Kansas City Firm to Investigate St. Louis Police Board
Missouri's Attorney General has selected a Kansas City-based law firm to conduct an investigation into the St. Louis police board.
Kansas City, MO, October 28, 2026 —
Missouri’s attorney general has selected a Kansas City-based law firm to investigate the St. Louis police board, according to the information provided about the decision.
The firm’s name was not provided, and no date for the selection or investigation was specified. The information also does not identify the attorney general or describe what prompted the investigation.
The investigation’s scope, timeline and methods have not been stated. No findings, allegations, or conclusions about the board were included in the available information. It is therefore unclear which matters the firm will examine or whether the investigation has begun.
The information does not say whether the law firm has previously represented the state or the board, whether the board has responded to the selection, or whether any other parties are involved. It also does not describe any expected report, public release of findings, or next steps.
At this stage, the confirmed details are limited to the selection of a Kansas City-based law firm by Missouri’s attorney general and the stated purpose of investigating the St. Louis police board. Further information about the firm, the investigation’s focus and its schedule was not provided.
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