DETROIT — Attorney General Dana Nessel's Flint water crisis prosecutors say they will continue to pursue criminal prosecutions despite a court ruling this week that threw out the felony indictments against seven state officials.
In a briefing with reporters Wednesday, Wayne County Prosecuting Attorney Kym Worthy, who has helped lead the nearly four-year-long investigation alongside Solicitor General Fadwa Hammoud, said the team remained committed to the case.
"We will continue to fight this case until we can reach a just resolution," Worthy said.
