Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette says that he will investigate the Flint water crisis. His goal is to see what, if any, Michigan laws were violated. Schuette’s statement says he will carry out the investigation without fear or favor. He calls it a human tragedy in which families are struggling with the most basic parts of daily life. He says the investigation will begin immediately.
Semis full of bottled water & filters trucked into Flint. #KRonJR pic.twitter.com/IMUtW0wha2
— WJR 760am (@wjrradio) January 14, 2016