Man with suspended license joins court Zoom call while driving

U.S.

May 30, 2024

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(Truth Voices) — A Michigan judge was astonished when a man appearing in court for a suspended license did so via Zoom, while driving a car.

The trial occurred in Ann Arbor, Michigan, on May 15, featuring an individual named Corey Harris.

Following the assistant public defender’s introduction, she remarked that “Mr. Harris should be [present] via Zoom,” and right on time, Harris joined the session.

Harris’ bond was subsequently revoked, and he was instructed to surrender to the Washtenaw County Jail that evening.

Truth Voices affiliate KTLA contributed to this report.

Sean Noone

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