somebody.
Did she get an order of
protection against you?
>> We both had one.
>> Judge Judy: No, no.
>> Yes, she did.
>> Judge Judy: She did.
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: She filed for
protective order.
Did you have a hearing?
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: And was she
granted a protective order?
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: Did you file a
protective order?
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: Did you get a
protective order?
>> They put a temporary --
>> Judge Judy: Not temporary.
Did you ultimately get
a protective order?
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: Let me see it.
For how long?
>> Until we actually had
our hearing.
>> Judge Judy: "Did you have a
hearing?" is my question!
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: And what happened
after the hearing?
>> After the hearing --
>> Judge Judy: It was dismissed.
>> It was dismissed.
>> Judge Judy: Correct.
So she filed for protective
order.
You had a hearing.
The court heard that testimony
because it all relates to the
same night.
And her protective order
was granted.
After she filed for protective
order, you filed for protective
order.
You had a hearing.
>> Mm-hmm.
>> Judge Judy: Court heard your
testimony.
I assume you brought any
witnesses that you wanted to --
>> No. My witness wasn't
able to make it.
>> Judge Judy: I suppose you
brought any witness, with all
these people who are around who
would have testified on your
behalf.
Court heard the testimony and
dismissed your application for a
protective order.
Said you didn't need it.
Didn't believe you.
Now I'll see the tape.
>> Your Honor, we also have
a voicemail also.
Andrea Coleman, like, maybe 10
minutes after the fight, when
she talked about what had
happened, and I got what I
deserved, and it's very vulgar.
I don't know if you want to hear
it here in court.
>> Judge Judy: Oh, I love
vulgarity.
>> Okay.
[ Laughter ]
>> Oh, God!
>> As you can see on that tape,
Your Honor, I'm not moving.
>> Judge Judy: Shh! Shh!
>> That's me with my hands up,
not moving.
Andrea's at my head, and
Antoinette is on top of me.
You see, my legs is not moving
at this time, Your Honor.
>> But your arms are.
>> Yeah, 'cause you're shaking
me.
>> Judge Judy: Are you wearing
the green sweater?
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: Hmm?
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: Yeah.
>> This is the guy pulling her
off of me, Your Honor.
And now he's exiting her out the
door.
We were never outside --
>> No, he wasn't exiting me --
>> Judge Judy: Shh! Don't!
>> Someone else was.
>> Judge Judy: Don't.
>> So you was outside the door
then.
>> Judge Judy: Okay.
What injuries did you suffer?
>> Your Honor, I have my...
I have pictures also.
Actually --
>> Judge Judy: I'd like to see
them.
>> I have the before and after.
I still have the scar on my
forehead and also on my legs.
I also have a medical...
I went straight to the doctor.
After I took those pictures in
the ambulance and I went to the
hospital, I had various injuries
to my head where she pulled out
my hair --
>> Judge Judy: Are these
stitches in your forehead?
>> No, that's actually a dent,
which I still have in my head,
from where I hit my head on
something, which made me pass
out.
I have a condition called
Chiari malformation, which
causes you to be dizzy and
unstable.
I had two brain surgeries
after this incident.
I would never attacked her when
I'm already dealing with
instability.
>> Judge Judy: I would like to
hear the voice message.
Did you call her?
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: And she was
there.
She was the one standing
at your head.
>> Yeah, she was the one
at my head.
>> Judge Judy: Right.
I'd like to hear her.
>> You have two saved messages.
Saved message.
>> Judge Judy: I can't
hear that.
I can't understand.
You're going to have to --
Nice.
>> With your punk [bleep]
>> Judge Judy: I'm done.
I'm done.
Ms. Coleman, all I have to do is
tell you this -- you are defined
by your language.
>> That's not even me on that
phone call.
>> Judge Judy: Who is it?
>> I don't know.
>> That's not you?
>> That is not me
on that phone call.
>> She said she called Barnetta,
not her.
>> That's somebody else's phone.
Listen to the phone number.
Ask Barnetta what's her phone
number.
>> That was Andrea Coleman, and
she also works at the hospital.
And so that's how she acts.
>> Judge Judy: Okay.
It's a relatively easy case for
me.
Court of competent jurisdiction
has already heard your complaint
against each other,
found in favor of the
plaintiff.
I'm going to do the same.
Judgment for the plaintiff in
the amount of $5,000.
We're done.
>> Thank you.
>> Byrd: Parties are excused.
You may step out.
>> Because Barnetta is a
busybody, and she likes to be in
stuff that don't have nothing to
do with her.
>> Well, actually, I'm very
happy that she seen the truth
and knew that that was the
truth.
>> Because she was speaking on
things that didn't have nothing
to do with her.
>> These women are very vicious,
and --
>> She threw the first blow.
>> By the voicemail, you can
hear -- they're dangerous.
>> She got what she
♪ deserved