a false restraining order
against you.
Is that correct?
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: But you all went
to mediation with regard
to that.
Am I also correct?
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: And you resolved
that case with a mediator.
Is that also correct?
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: So I'm not
entertaining that unless they
filed another restraining order
against you.
Did they?
>> No.
>> Judge Judy: So that case
is resolved.
The next part of the case
that I'm going to entertain
is your property.
Now, when you moved in, what
property did you move in with?
>> I moved in a queen-size bed.
>> Judge Judy: Okay.
Where is her bed?
>> She moved everything out.
>> She took it with her.
>> Judge Judy: She took it
with her.
How did she take it with her?
>> She was moving out for 2
days.
>> She had 2 days.
She took 2 days to move all her
stuff out.
>> He helped her.
>> I even helped her.
>> I have a video of them
forcing me out, Your Honor, if
I could play it.
>> Yeah, after her sister barged
in our apartment.
>> Judge Judy: Absolutely.
I would like to see it.
>> And broke everything and beat
him up.
>> Judge Judy: Just a second.
Listen to me.
I don't see a counterclaim here.
I'm gonna look at the video.
He says he helped her move.
Just a second.
Tell me on what date this video
was taken.
>> This was May 27th, and this
was around 8:30 p.m.
>> Judge Judy: On what date do
you claim you helped her move
her stuff out?
>> Uh, what day --
>> Judge Judy: I'm not talking
to you.
I'm talking to him.
On what date do you claim you
move her things out?
What date?
>> I don't remember exactly.
>> Judge Judy: I want you to
remember exactly.
We're not talking about
something that happened 20 years
ago.
On what date did you help her
move her things out?
>> It was a year ago.
>> That was last year.
>> Remember the day of the week,
Martin.
Remember the day of the week.
Remember what happened exactly.
>> The Tuesday.
>> Judge Judy: Okay, let's see.
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>> Traumatizing.
>> Your Honor, I do have a
receipt here.
The police advised me to
purchase a new doorknob with a
lock.
>> Judge Judy: Don't tell me
what the police advised you.
>> Sorry.
>> Judge Judy: It was shortly
after that that you moved out.
Did you move out that day?
>> That night, I was physically
forced out.
>> Judge Judy: Okay.
Did you ever go back to the
apartment?
>> I went back on May 29th
with a police escort to retrieve
my belongings.
And they served me with a
temporary restraining order and
said the room was empty.
>> Judge Judy: Okay, fine.
Very good.
Uncross your arms.
>> I'm not feeling good.
>> Judge Judy: Okay, then you
can sit down.
On what day were you served
a protective order?
>> It was, like, the following
day after she left.
>> Judge Judy: Do you remember
the police coming back to your
house with her on the --
>> Yeah, she came --
[ Raps desk ]
Sorry.
>> Judge Judy: Do you remember
the police coming back to your
house with her?
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: Do you remember
the police going through the
apartment and her room?
>> Yeah, they --
[ Raps desk ]
They went in.
>> Judge Judy: Easy to verify
with the precinct.
Was it before the police came or
after the police left or while
they were there that you helped
her move out her bed?
Look at me.
>> It was before.
>> Judge Judy: It was before.
>> Yeah, that --
[ Raps desk ]
>> Judge Judy: So it was between
the 27th when that scuffle went
on and she left the apartment
and the 29th.
So it had to be the 28th.
[ Raps desk ]
>> Mm-hmm. Yes.
>> Judge Judy: It had to be
the 28th that you say you were
helpful with her and helped her
move her property out.
I just wanna understand that
that's what you're telling me.
It's a good thing she sat down.
She would have been falling
down.
You see, if she was standing up
next to you, then maybe you
would have some support.
So let me see what you want me
to believe.
You want me to believe that you
had this sort of scuffle with
her, that you filed a protective
order against her because of
this so that she could not come
back to the residence.
But the next day, she came back
to the residence on the 28th.
>> No, I'm sorry.
>> Judge Judy: Ahp, nope, nope!
No, no, no, no, no. Sit!
>> You have not let us talk.
>> Judge Judy: Did you hear
what I said?
I'm gonna give you one, two,
three.
>> No, I'm sorry, but you're not
letting us talk.
>> Judge Judy: Out, out, out.
>> That didn't even happen.
>> Judge Judy: Out. Out. Out.
>> You got all the dates wrong,
everything wrong.
>> Judge Judy: Out.
Out.
You wanna sit down and be quiet?
>> Okay, believe whatever you
want.
>> Judge Judy: Perfect.