[Global Network Reporter Yan Peiyun] According to reports by the American Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) and other media on the 30th local time, a police officer in Detroit, USA, appeared in an online court hearing on the 27th wearing only a police uniform shirt and underwear, which aroused the judge's surprise. The video quickly spread online, and the Detroit Police Department apologized and said they were investigating the matter.

During an online court hearing at Michigan District 36 Court, when he was asked to register in court, the camera footage of Jackson showed that he was wearing a shirt, wearing a guard badge, but only wearing underwear, not pants. The judge asked, ¡°Police, are you wearing pants?¡± Jackson replied, ¡°No, Mr.¡± Jackson then raised the camera, showing only the upper part of the waist. The judge then turned to the defendant and continued the trial.

According to information from the Michigan District Court¡¯s website, the court recommended that people appear in court ¡°wearing leisure business clothes¡± and prohibit wearing shorts, shorts, shirtless shirts and other clothes that are not suitable for courts or other professional occasions.

The Detroit Police Department apologized for the case, saying it was investigating the case and would remind police officers to pay attention to court customs and clothing. The Detroit Police Department Director said in a statement: ¡°The Detroit Police Department requires police officers to maintain a proper professional image when they appear in court. The acts of the police officers involved do not represent the office¡¯s professional level, and we will take appropriate measures to safeguard public confidence and ensure the office¡¯s efficient operation. We hereby sincerely apologize to the judges, court staff and everyone present at the incident.¡±