Flint Town
★ 7 · 2018 · 45m · Documentary · Crime · Action & Adventure
Over a two-year period, filmmakers embedded with cops in Flint, Michigan, reveal a department grappling with volatile issues in untenable conditions.
Episodes
1. Welcome to Flint Town39m · As a water crisis erupts and a new mayor is sworn in, the understaffed police department faces uncertainty while struggling to protect the city.
2. Two Guns42m · A new chief ushers in change as a presidential debate comes to town. A young cadet navigates training, while veteran Frost recalls a painful incident.
3. The Rat Pack44m · Chief Johnson's new team targeting high-crime areas takes action, to mixed response from the community. Dion and his mother close in on graduation.
4. Death and Homicide45m · Flint police battle with a store that's a magnet for criminal activity. Dion has his first shift on the job. The officers react to tragedy in Dallas.
5. The Numbers38m · Flint PD copes with anti-police sentiments. The city starts a volunteer community police program. Encouraging crime statistics bring cautious optimism.
6. Devil's Night34m · Presidential candidate Donald Trump visits Flint. As voters weigh renewing a police funding tax, Chief Johnson looks for other ways to raise revenue.
7. Two Worlds45m · Election Day arrives. As nervous officers await the results, it's business as usual on the streets. Trump's win exposes divisions in the department.
8. The Stand Off47m · Johnson clashes with the city council over the budget as crime stats head in the wrong direction. Balasko and Frost ponder their future together.More Like This
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