>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: Car seat, keys,
you got everything back,
and you're on the second floor?
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: And he brought
the car seat, keys
up to your apartment,
second floor?
>> Yes.
It wasn't the car seat.
>> Judge Judy: He just
brought the keys,
and he handed you the keys
on the second floor?
Now, you pick it up from there.
>> Prior to that, I...
>> Judge Judy: I don't want to
hear prior to that.
Now you have your keys back...
>> I have my keys back.
>> Judge Judy:
...and you're upstairs...
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: ...and he's
leaving.
>> He wasn't leaving.
He was mad that I had sent him
a text message
from a male saying that,
you know, there's somebody else
who would want to be with me
because he was cheating.
He turned around.
He got mad because I...
Like, he kept telling me...
>> Judge Judy: So he turned
around and got mad, and...
>> I told my kids to go
inside the room
because I was tired of him
always trying to pick
a fight in front of them.
>> Judge Judy: Just a second.
You told him to go inside...
>> I...
>> Judge Judy: ...and now
you're inside your apartment
with your children.
What I want to figure out
is how you got from
the second floor
of your apartment
down to where the car was.
>> He nudged me inside.
>> Judge Judy: How did...
Just a second.
He nudged you inside.
>> He nudged me inside.
He said, [bleep]
"And so what?
I don't care no more."
>> Judge Judy: Great, so...
>> He turned around.
He nudged me,
so I defended myself.
I'm...
>> Judge Judy: No.
No. No. No. No. No. No. No.
You're not telling me how you
got from the second floor,
and
I'm not interested in nudging.
I'm interested in how you got
from the second floor
down to his car.
>> I was going to the door to
close it while he was leaving.
He took his cigarette,
and he burnt me
with his cigarette.
I had my phone
that he has in his possession.
>> Judge Judy: Just a second.
Let's stop right there.
He took his cigarette, and he
put it out in your stomach.
>> Right here, on the side.
>> Judge Judy: Okay,
and that left a mark?
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: And were
the police called?
>> The police was called,
but they didn't speak to me.
>> Judge Judy: Just...
Who called them?
>> I called them.
>> Judge Judy:
Did they respond to your house?
>> No.
>> Judge Judy:
Do you have the 911 call
where you said
that somebody assaulted you
by burning you with a cigarette?
>> He stole my phone.
>> Judge Judy: Just a...
I don't care about the phone.
You get where I'm going?
Do you have a photograph
of the burn on your stomach?
Then I don't believe you.
Let's start from there,
don't believe you.
I mean, I happen to think that
these two are morons
for going
to your house together.
Clearly, Mr. Bargain over here
knows
how to make a lot of children,
but he doesn't know how to keep
happy families,
and she should know
that she's pregnant,
also not married.
He's got two children with you.
He's got to drop them off
so they can go
to a cousin's party of hers.
It all doesn't make for very,
very happy relations,
so we should leave her home
if he had a brain.
He didn't.
I'm still waiting
for how you got...
Because what I have here
is a case of assault.
She says you assaulted her.
You say she assaulted you.
That's what the case is about,
so I'm waiting to find out.
He's out the door.
Either you flew from the second
floor
or he dragged you by your hair
down the stairs
to the second floor
or you were furious
and followed him downstairs.
Which one is it?
>> I was trying to record him
going down the stairs, so I ran.
>> Judge Judy:
So you were furious?
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: You were furious
after having been burnt
on the stomach,
which is what you told me,
with a cigarette.
You were so furious,
you were videotaping him
as he was trying
to get down the stairs, right?
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy:
You know that this is not going
to work out well for you.
You understand that.
Now you're downstairs because
you're videotaping him, and...
>> He turned around,
and he told Rachel
to get out the car.
Rachel got out the car,
and she attacked me,
and at that point me and her
both was fighting at that point.
>> Judge Judy: Mm-hmm.
>> And then turn around,
I ran to the step
because I had it
in the back of my head...
>> Judge Judy: I don't care
what's in the back of your head.
Just tell me what you did.
>> ...he was run...I stopped,
and then I ran to the gate.
As I was at the gate,
Jeremy came behind me,
held my hands back
and told Rachel
to do her [bleep] in.
She started hitting me
in my face.
My nose was bleeding
at this point.
I was yelling while he was still
holding my arms back.
I was yelling to the two guys
that was on the sidewalk, like,
"Can you help me? Help me."
I have evidence of that as well.
>> Judge Judy:
I'd like to see that.
>> "Can you help me? Help me."
>> Judge Judy: Show me