Woman stuns judge by driving during virtual court meeting – and lying about it

A Metro Detroit woman joined a Zoom call for a court hearing while driving a car, and then lied about it to a district judge on Wednesday (25 March). Kimberly Carroll was due to attend a hearing in 33rd District Court in Woodhaven before Judge Michael K McNally. She dialled into the Zoom late without her camera on. When she turned it on, it showed that she was in a moving car. Judge McNally told Carroll that she could not be driving during the hearing, but she insisted that she was a passenger. Carroll's video appeared to be filmed from the driver's side. “How would you be on the left-hand side if you’re a passenger in the front seat?” McNally asked. “You know, you’re lying to me, right?” The judge entered a default judgment due to her late appearance and her conduct.

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