Baffled judge jails US man driving during Zoom hearing about suspended licence, video shows


A Michigan man with a suspended licence attended a scheduled court hearing via Zoom while inexplicably driving a car. — Reuters

A Michigan man with a suspended licence was driving a car when he attended a scheduled court hearing via Zoom, a brazen move that left the judge baffled but seemingly amused, video shows.

In the video, taken May 15 in an Ann Arbor courtroom, the man appears in the bottom frame, buckled up with his hands on the wheel as Judge Cedric Simpson patiently waits for him to find a place to park. (Note: Skip to 4:20:20 to see the exchange.)

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