At least this time the execs can't escape through their standard "i didn't know" (and if it were up to me i'd criminally charged any related city employee who h

At least this time the execs can't escape through their standard "i didn't know" (and if it were up to me i'd criminally charged any related city employee who hadn't filed a whistleblower complain about the water quality): https://www.mlive.com/news/flint/2018/01/city_of_the_state_flints_histo.html https://www.mlive.com/news/flint/2018/01/city_of_the_state_f... >Flint has had a total of four emergency managers: Ed Kurtz, Mike Brown, Darnell Earley and Gerald Ambrose. Both Earley and Ambrose are currently facing charges of criminal wrongdoing in relation to the city’s lead-in-water crisis, which occurred after the DEQ failed to require the city to treat Flint River water to make it less corrosive to lead. >A March 13, 2014, order signed by former Emergency Manager Gerald Ambrose for a water main cut-in at the water plant cleared the way for the switch to the river, according to emails released previously by the state Treasury. >Water quality complaints began to pour in almost immediately from city residents following the switch.