Summary
A Detroit police officer appeared in a Zoom court hearing without wearing pants, wearing only boxers and a uniform shirt. The Detroit Police Department stated that this does not reflect the professionalism expected from their officers. The incident will be addressed by the department to maintain public trust.
Key Facts
- A man claiming to be a Detroit police officer appeared in court via Zoom without pants.
- The officer identified himself as Matthew Jackson from the Detroit Police Department.
- He was attending a hearing for reckless driving and public intoxication.
- Detroit Police Chief Todd Bettison stated that officers must act professionally in court.
- The 36th District Court allows casual business attire but prohibits shorts and similar attire.
- Judge Sean Perkins was surprised by the officer’s lack of pants during the hearing.
- The Detroit Police Department plans to address the situation to uphold public confidence.
