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The Associated Press, citing two people with knowledge, reported Tuesday that [former Governor Rick] Snyder, his former top health official Nick Lyon, and others in his administration were told by the Michigan attorney general’s office to expect to appear in court soon. It’s not clear the nature of the charges. Snyder, a Republican, was serving as governor when state water managers in 2014 switched the water supply for Flint without properly treating it. The city’s residents, the majority of whom are black, were then exposed to high levels of lead contamination in their drinking water.
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Flint pediatrician Mona Hanna-Attisha found in 2015 that elevated levels of lead in children’s blood had nearly doubled in the city since 2014. The water contamination was also linked to an outbreak of Legionnaires’ disease, which is a severe form of pneumonia, around that time that killed 12 people.
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Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel, a Democrat, shook up the office’s investigation on the Flint crisis in June 2019, when prosecutors dismissed involuntary manslaughter charges against Lyon and restarted the investigation. Lyon has admitted to knowing about cases of Legionnaires’ spreading in the city months before he and Snyder publicly disclosed the outbreak.