Viral Man Who Drove During Hearing For Suspended License Claims Innocence

Photo: X The man who went viral for driving during a virtual court hearing for his suspended license case says he should’ve never been charged, per ABC 7 News. Last month, a video of Corey Harris’ court virtual court hearing before Ann Arbor, Michigan judge Cedric Simpson went viral as the defendant appeared on Zoom from behind the wheel. “Mr. Harris, are you driving?” Simpson asked. “Actually, I’m pulling into my doctor’s office,” Harris responded. “So, just give me one second. I’m parking right now.” The judge, baffled by Harris driving with a suspended license during his hearing, ultimately revoked his bond and ordered him to report to jail that day. He spent two days in prison. Harris spoke out about his involvement in the viral court hearing. “It’s very embarrassing,” Harris said. “With the type of ties that I have with the church and the community, it’s very embarrassing.” The man said he was trying to get medical help for his wife during the hearing. “What was I thinking? I was thinking about getting my wife medical help. That’s what I was thinking,” Harris said. “I wasn’t thinking about the fact that I got a suspended license. I don’t...