Nessel: Flint criminal investigation wrapping up soon
Lansing The state of Michigan expects to complete its criminal investigation into the Flint water crisis over the next couple of months, Attorney General Dana Nessel said Tuesday.
Nessel, who is not involved with the criminal case, said Solicitor General Fadwa Hammoud has communicated progress in the case. She indicates to me that they are wrapping up the investigation and I believe there will be some announcement on the status of the case early next year, Nessel told reporters Tuesday. She said she did not know whether criminal charges would be announced. I have not put any pressure on this team to do anything but whatever they felt was the right thing for them to do, Nessel said.