Flint Town

In 2015, Flint had 98 police officers for 100,000 residents—down from 300. Filmmakers embedded for two years to watch what happens when a city breaks down.

The series follows cadets in training, veteran officers navigating community distrust, and a police chief fighting for funding while violent crime spirals. Through ride-alongs and behind-the-scenes access, the documentary captures both police perspectives and community anger at a system that abandoned them.

What emerges is a portrait of what happens when American communities are systematically neglected—where poverty, political dysfunction, and infrastructure collapse create conditions no police force can solve alone.