Detroit Officer Appears in Court Without Pants

A Detroit police officer, Matthew Jackson, appeared during a virtual court session without pants, prompting a surprised reaction from District Court Judge Sean B. Perkins. Jackson, wearing only his police uniform shirt and undershorts, confirmed he was not wearing pants when asked. The incident raised concerns about professionalism, with Detroit Police Chief Todd Bettison stating it would be addressed internally. Court dress code prohibits casual attire, emphasizing the need for appropriate clothing in professional settings.

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