Emergency managers, city officials charged in Flint water crisis
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[quote=Detroit Free Press]FLINT — Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette's criminal investigation of the Flint water crisis moved a step closer to the highest levels of state government Tuesday as he brought felony charges against two former emergency managers who reported to former Treasurer Andy Dillon and were appointed by Republican Gov. Rick Snyder.
Schuette, who also charged two former City of Flint public works employees Tuesday, would not say how far the investigation would go, only that it will follow the evidence and nothing is off the table.
"We are closer to the end than we are to the beginning," he told reporters.
In 67th District Court in Flint, a judge authorized charges against former Flint emergency managers Darnell Earley and Gerald Ambrose and two former city officials — Howard Croft, who was public works superintendent, and Daugherty Johnson, the utilities administrator.
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[quote]Schuette brought 20-year felonies — conspiracy and false pretense charges — against four defendants he alleged conspired to operate the Flint Water Treatment Plant when it wasn't safe to do so. He said the defendants used a phony environmental order to allow Flint to borrow money to proceed with the new $285-million Karegnondi Water Authority pipeline, while tying Flint to the Flint River for its drinking water in the interim.[/quote]
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It is good people are finally being held accountable for the Flint Water Crisis.
God, finally.
Here's hoping Flint can recover in the coming years.
There's nothing to say except for [I]it's about goddamn time[/I]
Shame jails in flint only have tap water.
Real shame.
Too little too late, but better then nothing.
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