A subpoena was issued to the former Emergency Manager for Flint, Michigan, asking him to come to Washington, D.C. for a deposition on Feb. 25, NBC News reported.
Darnell Earley’s attorney said they received the subpoena and Earley plans to attend. Earley was originally invited to attend an open committee which was held Wednesday, but his attorney said he would not be able to make it.
U.S. Marshals delivered the subpoena to Earley and his attorney, according to a House aide. Early is to meet with members of Congress behind closed doors to discuss his role in the city’s water crisis.
Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder has also been asked to testify.
