A recent incident involving a member of the Detroit Board of Police Commissioners has sparked a scandal and an ongoing investigation. The incident occurred when Bryan Ferguson was discovered in a car with a prostitute at 7:15 a.m. on Wednesday.

According to reports from the Wayne County Sheriff’s Office, undercover narcotics officers found Ferguson engaged in a sexual act with a known prostitute. However, Ferguson strongly denies any wrongdoing and believes the situation has been blown out of proportion.

In an interview with the Detroit Free Press, Ferguson dismissed the allegations as a “big misunderstanding” and refused to comment further. He expressed frustration, stating that he does not want to discuss it anymore because it did not happen as claimed.

Ferguson claims that an unknown woman tried to enter his vehicle that morning, and as he was dealing with the situation, law enforcement officials unexpectedly arrived. Ferguson immediately identified himself as a police commissioner, hoping it would help resolve the matter. However, Wayne County Sheriff’s Office Capt. Jason Bates emphasized that no one is above the law, regardless of their position or title. Ferguson received a misdemeanor citation for indecent or obscene conduct involving a sex act with a prostitute.

As a result of this controversy, Ferguson is expected to resign from his position on the Detroit Board of Police Commissioners. In a released statement, he announced his intention to temporarily step back from participating in board meetings to prevent further distraction from their important oversight work.

Despite the media’s focus on the incident, Ferguson maintains his innocence and is determined to move forward and continue serving the public.