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"Everyone needs to die of something." -Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette charged with involuntary manslaughter of 12 who died of Legionnaires Disease
Gov picks Flint water defendant to lead new panel looking at public health threats
Gov. Rick Snyder has appointed a top state official criminally charged in the Flint water crisis investigation to head a new council tasked with improving Michigan’s response to emerging public health threats.
Dr. Eden Wells is Michgan’s chief medical executive.
Wells will be in court tomorrow for a hearing on charges of obstruction of justice and lying to an officer in connection to the Flint water crisis. Prosecutors say an additional charge of involuntary manslaughter will also likely be added.
Wells allegedly interfered with efforts by independent researchers studying a deadly Legionnaires' disease outbreak in Genesee County.
Wells is one of 15 current and former government officials charged criminally in the Flint water crisis. A spokeswoman for Michigan's attorney general declined to comment on Wells’ appointment, citing the charges pending against her.
A governor’s spokeswoman defends the choice of Wells to head the panel, saying, “Everyone is innocent until proven guilty.”
Dr. Eden Wells is Michgan’s chief medical executive.
Wells will be in court tomorrow for a hearing on charges of obstruction of justice and lying to an officer in connection to the Flint water crisis. Prosecutors say an additional charge of involuntary manslaughter will also likely be added.
Wells allegedly interfered with efforts by independent researchers studying a deadly Legionnaires' disease outbreak in Genesee County.
Wells is one of 15 current and former government officials charged criminally in the Flint water crisis. A spokeswoman for Michigan's attorney general declined to comment on Wells’ appointment, citing the charges pending against her.
A governor’s spokeswoman defends the choice of Wells to head the panel, saying, “Everyone is innocent until proven guilty.”
"Everyone needs to die of something." -Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette charged with involuntary manslaughter of 12 who died of Legionnaires Disease
Gov picks Flint water defendant to lead new panel looking at public health threats