Flint City Council Urges State Probe into Police Excessive Force Claims
June 5, 2025
Flint city council urges Michigan State Police to probe claims of excessive force by local officers at recent events.
Flint city council urges Michigan State Police to probe claims of excessive force by local officers at recent events.
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