CEDAR PARK, Texas (KXAN) — A week after the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals overturned Greg Kelley’s conviction for aggravated sexual assault against a child, Kelley is flying home from New York to face the police department that arrested him and investigated the case.

Thursday the Cedar Park city council has a scheduled “discussion regarding the Greg Kelley case and Cedar Park Police Department policies & procedures.”

Kelley said he doesn’t plan to speak at the meeting, adding “I simply want to be there to hear what the chief of CCPD has to say of Detective Daily, the investigation and any justification of his actions.”

Kelley said he also wants to hear how the council responds to public comment from his supporters.

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“I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith.” ‭‭2 Timothy‬ ‭4:7‬ ‭ Words can not describe the plethora of emotions that took over me yesterday. I am officially part of the 200+ people to be exonerated by the state of Texas. IM FREE, I as well as thousands of others who fought long and hard for this day. I have always believed faith without actions is dead. God met us in our time of need. He called and knocked and we answered. James tells us in the Bible that many will see your faith by your actions and not by faith alone. Faith without actions is dead. It was a fight, battle and war but truth, consistency and grit will always win. I want to say thank you to the fighters who have saved my life. ❤️ This could not have been done without you. As my new chapter starts and the old one shuts. 5 “Fs” remain. Faith. Family. Freedom. Football and #FightForGKs #exonerated #imfree

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Cedar Park Mayor Corbin Van Arsdale said the point of the meeting is not to question the police department’s actions. Instead, he hopes to educate new council members about the case.

Five of the current seven council members were not serving at the time of Kelley’s conviction, according to Van Arsdale.

He also said he wanted to give the community a chance to voice its opinion about the case.

Thursday’s meeting is scheduled to start at 6 p.m. at the Cedar Park Council Chambers.

Kelley’s been living in New York City for the past two years with his fiancee since being released from prison on bond in 2017.

A date for Kelley’s exoneration hearing hasn’t yet been set.