During a virtual court hearing in Detroit, Asja Outerbridge faced a judge while making a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, ...

A Detroit mother got an earful from a judge after she was seen preparing a peanut butter and jelly sandwich during a virtual ...

A Detroit woman explained why she was late for her Zoom court hearing, where a judge chastised her after she was caught making a peanut butter and jelly ...

Perkins also took issue with Outerbridge’s court attire, which included a T-shirt and bathrobe. "It was just a lot going on," Outerbridge told Fox 2 Detroit. "I was having a mommy day.

A Michigan woman was slammed by a judge after she showed up late to a virtual court hearing wearing a robe and making a sandwich.

A Michigan mom's attempt to make a peanut butter and jelly sandwich during a Zoom court hearing led to a now-viral exchange with the judge.

A single mother in Detroit was caught making her sick daughter a PB&J sandwich during a virtual court appearance in a viral clip.

Asja Outerbridge was attending Detroit’s 36th District Court hearing online for a misdemeanour charge when Judge Sean Perkins asked her to put the food down and get "properly dressed".

During the hearing, 36th District Court Judge Sean Perkins asked Outerbridge, who was late to the call and appeared to be spreading peanut butter on a slice of bread, to put the food down.

The Metro Detroit mother appeared in Detroit's 36th District Court at 9 a.m. on a misdemeanor charge before Judge Sean Perkins. The first step in a recipe for disaster was showing up late.