Heads Up! Michigan to Get MRAPs, Police Tracking Flint Water Crisis Chatter

Heads Up! Michigan to Get MRAPs, Police Tracking Flint Water Crisis Chatter



Published on Apr 25, 2016


State police in Michigan have been conducting online surveillance to track social media discussions related to the Flint water crisis, even attempting to press charges against one man over a Facebook post, new emails released by the state show.
Although being reported by Michigan Live only now, the revelation initially came from an April 15 document dump by the administration of Michigan Governor Rick Snyder. The governor promised to release emails related to the lead contamination of Flint’s water after the state came under intense criticism for its responsibility in the crisis.


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