Prosecutors charge Kansas City man with kidnapping, rape crimes dating back to 2012

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) – A Kansas City man was involved with sexually assaulting multiple women over the last 11 years, prosecutors alleged on Monday.

Warren Carter, 65, was charged with kidnapping, forcible sodomy, forcible rape, two counts of first-degree kidnapping, three counts of first-degree sodomy or attempted sodomy, and two counts of first-degree rape or attempted rape.

A probable cause document alleged that Carter offered women in Kansas City rides or forced them into his vehicle threats. He would then drive to a secluded location and force them into sexual acts against their will.

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The Jackson County Prosecutor’s Office charged Carter in connection with incidents from July 2012, May 2017 and October and December 2019.

The victims were able to describe Carter as having a missing right leg.

He was booked into the Jackson County Detention Center on Sunday. His bond was set at $200,000.

Anyone with reports of similar assaults or attempted assaults has been asked to contact the KCPD sex crimes unit at (816) 234-5220. Victims in this or other incidents are encouraged to call MOCSA (the Metropolitan Organization to Counter Sexual Assault) at (816) 531-0233 or Kris Wade at (816) 769-3307.

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