June 15th and it was your plan
all along and you signed up and
gave somebody first month's
rent, first month's security,
you should have taken all your
stuff.
You have any of her stuff that
you want to give back to her?
>> I don't have anything of
hers.
>> Judge Judy: Good. Fine.
Now we're gonna go to damaged
property.
What kind of damaged property
did she damage?
>> I had went to pick up my car,
and all my tires were slashed
open.
Like, someone took their time to
cut the tires open, all four.
>> Judge Judy: On what date?
>> June 18th.
>> Judge Judy: Why did you leave
your car there for?
>> Because I had a different car
that I had already bought, and I
didn't need that car at the
time, so I went back to get it.
>> Judge Judy: Just a second.
So first you're homeless, then
you didn't need that car, the
car that you left there because
you bought another car.
So...
>> While I was living at her
house, that car was in her
driveway.
And then when I moved out, I
went back to get it at her
house.
>> Judge Judy: And you have any
proof of who slashed your tires?
>> No, ma'am.
>> Judge Judy: Good. So we --
Have we taken care of your
entire case, which I'm totally
unsympathetic about?
No. Now let's get to the assault
part.
You're suing this young man for
assault.
>> Yes, ma'am.
>> Judge Judy: Tell me on what
day he assaulted you.
>> It was on June 18th.
>> Judge Judy: 6/18.
After you've already moved out.
>> Yes, ma'am.
>> Judge Judy: Where did it take
place?
>> In her bathroom.
>> Judge Judy: What were you
doing in her bathroom if you'd
already moved out?
>> I was going to the place to
get the rest of my stuff.
>> Judge Judy: You just told me
you moved out June 15th.
>> Yeah, but I didn't have all
my stuff yet.
>> Judge Judy: Well, that's your
fault.
So now you're in her bathroom.
And?
>> And her son, Austin Kelly,
comes out of the bedroom, and
he's like, "Get the...out."
>> Judge Judy: Of the house!
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: You're
trespassing.
Yes, you're trespassing.
You no longer live here.
You're trespassing.
Get out of the house.
And?
>> And I told him that I was
just here to get my stuff.
I didn't want to cause any
conflict.
And then he went to grab my box
and dump out my stuff, so I
grabbed it from him, and then he
pushed me.
I pushed him back in defense,
and then he punched me in the
side of the face and broke my
glasses, and I have pictures of
the bruise and the glasses.
>> Judge Judy: Okay, did you
call the police?
>> Yes, ma'am.
>> Judge Judy: Can I see the
police report?
What's your name?
>> Tony. Well, Anthony Ehli.
>> Judge Judy: What's your date
of birth?
>> 01/02...
>> Judge Judy: You had a gun on
the 18th?
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: And you went to
the house with her?
>> I have a concealed carry.
I carry a gun all the time with
me.
>> Judge Judy: I don't care.
>> Well, you asked.
>> Judge Judy: No, I didn't.
I just said, "Did you have a gun
with you?"
>> I have a concealed carry.
I carry a gun at all times.
>> Judge Judy: You want to tell
me your version of what
happened?
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: No.
Not you.
Him. On the 18th.
>> Okay, so I was in my mom's
bathroom, and I was doing my
hair, getting ready, and I heard
my brothers and sisters yelling.
And something was going on, so I
went out and checked, and I saw
her in our bathroom, and I told
her, "Get out of our house."
And she's like, "No, I'm
grabbing things."
Well, she was grabbing things
that wasn't even hers, like our
shampoo, our belongings.
I said, "Get out of our house,"
and she went to leave, and I
knocked all the stuff that she
had in her hands out of her
hands, and then she pushed me,
hit me, and then she went to hit
me again, and then I hit her
back in the face.
And then while I was walking out
the bathroom, this gentleman and
two other gentlemen came at me
and pushed me into my mom's
room, and this gentleman said
that he had a gun multiple
times, so...
>> Judge Judy: Let's get to your
counterclaim.
>> When Daisy moved out and she
came into my home on June 16th
when I wasn't home, my nanny,
new nanny, Jennifer, was there.
Daisy took multiple items.
>> Judge Judy: On the 16th?
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: Did you come back
to the house on the 16th?
>> No, ma'am.
>> Judge Judy: You came back on
the 18th.
You moved out on the 15th.
Did you come back to the house
on the 16th?
The day after you moved out, did
you come back to the house?
>> Yes, ma'am.
>> Judge Judy: That's what I
want to know.
Who was home?
>> That girl.
I don't know her name, but...
>> Judge Judy: The new
babysitter.
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: What were you
doing in the house on the 16th?
>> I was going to get my
clothes, and I got some of my
movies and my toiletries.
>> Judge Judy: So you took stuff
after you moved out.
>> Yes, ma'am.
>> Judge Judy: How did you move
them?
>> I used my car.
>> Judge Judy: Who were you
with?
>> My ex.
>> Judge Judy: Your who?
>> My ex-fiancé.
>> Judge Judy: So what were you
coming back for on the 18th?
>> To get the rest of my stuff,
ma'am.
I still had stuff in her house
that I wasn't able to get to.