Kansas City spent $11,000 on investigators who followed the former director of civil rights and equal opportunity to prove her main residence was not in the city.
The city says it was investigating whether Andrea Dorch, former head of the Civil Rights and Equal Opportunity Department, was violating the city's residency requirement. The city was billed nearly $11,000 for the surveillance by a company in Missouri that hires private investigators. Dorch resigned from her position in April.