Court Kills Flint Water Charges Against Ex-Gov. Rick Snyder, Others

The Michigan Supreme Court invalidated indictments against former Governor Rick Snyder and others involved in the Flint water crisis due to procedural issues. Mayor Sheldon Neely expressed disappointment but vowed to seek justice. The water system in Flint has improved, but public trust remains low. Efforts continue to ensure water safety and accountability for those responsible.

What was the reason given by the Michigan Supreme Court for invalidating the indictments against former Governor Rick Snyder and others?

• Improper indictment by a one-man grand jury

• Lack of evidence

• Expired statute of limitations

• Public pressure

How did Mayor Sheldon Neely react to the Supreme Court's decision?

• He was indifferent

• He was relieved

• He was frustrated and disappointed

• He was supportive

What is the current state of Flint's water system according to Mayor Neely?

• It is completely safe and trusted by all residents

• It is still under investigation

• It has improved but trust needs to be rebuilt

• It is worse than before

What measures are being taken to ensure the safety of Flint's water?

• Only bottled water is being distributed

• No measures are being taken

• Water filtration systems and system upgrades

• Relying solely on state intervention

What are some of the broader challenges faced by Flint as mentioned by Mayor Neely?

• Natural disasters

• Lack of political support

• Pandemic, financial issues, and court cases

• Only the water crisis

What is the main focus of Flint's leadership in response to the challenges faced?

• Ignoring the issues

• Rebuilding trust and ensuring justice

• Relocating residents

• Relying on federal aid

What did Governor Snyder promise to the people of Flint?

• To fix the crisis

• To resign from his position

• To relocate the city

• To ignore the crisis