Investigators considering criminal charges in Flint water crisis

The scope of potential criminal charges that may be considered include misconduct in office and involuntary manslaughter

The state of Michigan's inquiry into the Flint water crisis will consider any potential criminal conduct, including involuntary manslaughter, investigators said Tuesday.

Michigan attorney general Bill Schuette and a team of investigators appointed last month to examine Flint's water debacle said they've "hit the ground running" in the investigation.