“Shoplifter Sent Straight to JAIL – Hon. Corey J. Wiggins Has Had Enough”

Step inside Michigan’s 84th District Court as Hon. Corey J. Wiggins handles a packed docket: a mother accused of elbowing her child in the face while intoxicated, a Walmart shoplifter who decides to represent herself, a man struggling with court debt, and a repeat drunk driver who violates bond by drinking again.
In the domestic violence case, Hon. Corey J. Wiggins continues bond but orders no contact with the child, bans weapons, and imposes daily alcohol testing after allegations that the defendant struck her daughter while drunk.

Next, a woman charged with retail fraud second degree at Walmart pleads guilty and admits she tried to leave with camping gear and food worth between $200 and $1,000. With prior embezzlement convictions and multiple failures to appear, Hon. Corey J. Wiggins decides probation is “not a good use of resources” and sentences her to 10 days in jail with fines and costs.

A man brought in on a financial review bench warrant explains he’s broke but trying to sell a car and tools to pay the court. Judge Wiggins cancels a $300 bond and releases him on personal recognizance – but reminds him he still owes $858 and must start making payments.

Finally, a woman on bond for OWI with a high BAC admits she drank again and tested positive on both Soberlink and a urine test. Concerned that she’s on her second drunk driving case and still drinking, Hon. Corey J. Wiggins remands her to jail and forfeits bond, warning about the public danger of her continued alcohol use.

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⏱ Timestamps (adjust to your edit)
00:00 – Domestic violence arraignment: mother accused of elbowing her child
04:00 – Judge orders no contact, weapons ban, and daily alcohol testing
08:30 – Retail fraud defendant waives attorney and pleads guilty to Walmart theft
13:30 – “Not a good use of resources” – straight jail sentence for shoplifting
17:30 – Bench warrant on financial review: $858 owed and PR bond granted
22:00 – OWI defendant admits drinking on bond
26:00 – Hon. Corey J. Wiggins remands her to jail and forfeits bond

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