The Kansas Commission on Peace Officers’ Standards & Training is authorized by the Kansas Law Enforcement Training Act (KLETA) K.S.A. 74-5601 et seq. and Kansas Administrative Regulations (KAR) (Agency 106 et seq.) to investigate violations of the KLETA and applicable KAR’s. KSCPOST’s authority to investigate and act against an officer’s certification is very specific to what is authorized by the KLETA and KAR’s. This authority is limited to the individual officer’s law enforcement certification only and therefore, KSCPOST cannot, nor does it have the authority to investigate law enforcement agencies, cities, counties, conduct independent criminal investigations or investigations into agency policy/procedure violations. KSCPOST does not have authority over corrections officers, jailers, reserve (non-certified) officers, prosecutors or judges.
If you feel that an certified Kansas law enforcement officer has violated the KLETA and/or one or more of the associated KAR’s, please complete the Citizen’s Complaint form linked below:
KS·CPOST Citizen Complaint Form– Updated 2026
Submit the completed form via mail or email:
KS·CPOST
1900 E Tigua Ste B
Kechi, KS 67067
Email: cpost.investigator@ks.gov