Report says Sen. Roger Marshall’s practice led to 81 arrests

By The BriefBrief

A New York Times analysis of Kansas court records found that lawsuits filed by Republican Sen. Roger Marshall or his former medical practice assessed an 18% annual interest rate on unpaid balances. The collection actions included bank and wage garnishments and resulted in the arrest of 81 people for missed court appearances.

WHO: The New York Times; Roger Marshall; Heartland Regional OBGYN

WHAT: Court-record analysis links Marshall and his medical practice to debt-collection lawsuits that used an 18% interest rate and led to 81 arrests for missed court appearances.

WHEN: Reported Sep 8, 2026 at 3:44 PM ET

WHERE: Kansas

WHY: The report describes debt-collection lawsuits and related missed court appearances tied to Marshall’s cases and practice.

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