Meet MAGAt and now former Bonner Springs Police Department detective Kyle Prescott Rector who was arrested on March 18, 2026, and faces an expanded 128 criminal counts in Wyandotte County District Court. His charges include five off-grid felony counts of child sexual exploitation, three counts of concealed-camera breach of privacy, stalking, computer unlawful acts, and approximately 114 misdemeanor counts of official misconduct. In the Kansas criminal justice system, an off-grid felony is the most severe tier of crime and carries a mandatory sentence of life imprisonment. Unlike standard felonies that use a structured grid to calculate prison time based on criminal history, off-grid offenses—like first-degree murder or severe child sexual exploitation—bypass the grid entirely, requiring the offender to serve a strict mandatory minimum of 25 to 50 years before becoming eligible to apply for parole. The Kansas Bureau of Investigation began looking into Rector after his department suspected he was using official law enforcement databases and tracking tools while on duty to stalk his wife. Specifically, court affidavits reveal that Rector allegedly used department-issued cellphones and police tracking tools, including Flock license-plate reader (LPR) database cameras, to monitor the movements of his estranged wife and two men he believed she was intimately involved with. Following an initial Olathe Police Department notification on January 26, 2026, he was terminated from his profession the very next day. During the subsequent digital forensics investigation, authorities discovered a hidden bedroom camera and child sexual abuse material on his devices.