Michigan man driving with suspended license caught live during court hearing, jailed | Watch
CBS, this happened in Michigan, the United States, where a man appearing virtually in a Washtenaw County court hearing was caught actively driving under a suspended license.ALSPO READ: Viral video: Man performs dangerous stunt on moving car, Mumbai Police reactsAccording to the report, the incident occurred on 15 May when Judge J. Cedric Simpson was hearing a case of 44-year-old Corey Harris, who was scheduled to attend the hearing for charges stemming from an earlier arrest in Pittsfield Township.The video showed that Harris joined the hearing and was behind the wheel of a car in motion.
Not only was Harris driving under a suspended license, but also violated Michigan law, which prohibits using cell phones and other electronic devices while driving.ALSO READ: Nazi salute, racist song at Germany club: Viral video sparks reactions from social media, netizens say ‘not surprised’While watching Harris drive a Zoom call, Judge Simpson immediately asked Harris if he was driving.To which Harris responded, as CBS video quoted, "Actually, I'm pulling into my doctor's office actually, so just give me one second. I'm parking right now."Surprised by Harris driving the car, Judge Simpson said, "Wow." He then said, "So maybe I don't understand something.
This is a driving while license suspended (case) ... and he was just driving, and he didn't have a license?"At that time, Harris remained on camera and showed the entire courtroom that he was driving without a valid license."I don't even know why he would do that," Simpson said.
“So the defendant's bond is revoked in this matter. The defendant is to turn himself in at the Washtenaw County jail by 6 p.m.
today. Failure to turn himself in will result in a bench warrant with no
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