So, you called the police.
The police arrived.
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: And you were
arrested.
>> Yes, ma'am.
>> Judge Judy: And you were
arrested on an outstanding
warrant.
>> A warrant that I didn't know
I had.
>> Judge Judy: Okay.
Was an outstanding warrant for
what?
>> It was a 2009 unemployment
theft and fraud...
>> Judge Judy: Okay.
>> ...they charged me with.
>> Judge Judy: Okay.
Was that case ever resolved?
>> It is being resolved.
>> Judge Judy: So, it hasn't
been resolved, then I don't
want to hear about it.
Okay, so there's an outstanding
warrant.
You were arrested on that and
subsequently, someone posted
bail for you?
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: Who did?
>> My daughter.
>> Judge Judy: How old is your
daughter?
>> She will be 34.
>> Judge Judy: Okay.
And what you want to be is
compensated for the assault.
That's what you're here for.
>> Well, it tore a lig--
a ligament in my knee.
>> Judge Judy: That's what you
want.
You want to be compensated for
the assault.
Okay.
'Cause that matter was never
pursued by the authorities in
Las Vegas.
>> It wasn't pursued because
Mr. Dobbs lied.
>> Judge Judy: Okay.
Well, I don't know that.
Now, you've told me your story.
He's gonna tell me his story.
>> Okay.
>> Judge Judy: Go.
>> How are you doing, Miss Judy?
>> Judge Judy: Okay, May 14th.
>> On May 14th, when I was out
there doing my show, yes, I was
drinking.
We had been drinking together.
I have no idea what this
"one drink" thing is.
I'm sorry. I apologize.
>> Judge Judy: 14th.
She says she arrived, and you
were at the casino table.
>> Right.
>> Judge Judy: Is that true?
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: And you finished
at the casino table, and you
were going upstairs to your
room.
>> Yes, ma'am.
>> Judge Judy: The two of you.
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: Great.
Well, let's pick it up from
there.
>> We're walking to the elevator
together, drinking together.
We get to the room, we're
drinking together.
Oh, Captain Morgan?
Let's have some fun.
I turn on the music.
Everything's going all good.
She goes, "Hey, your friend
keep hitting on me."
I'm like, "Well, he can't hit on
you.
He can't automatically get your
number out of nowhere.
How'd he get it?
How'd he call you?"
I'm asking her questions like,
"You can't tell me things,
'cause this is my friend.
He already told me this
situation, but this not the time
to talk.
Hey, just keep our business to
us, and he'd never know nothing
about that."
That's all I said.
>> Judge Judy: I don't
understand.
I don't understand what
you're -- what you just said.
>> Don't tell -- Don't tell my
friends anything about myself.
Don't tell them about me.
There's no reason you should
talk to my friend about me.
'Cause you and him have no
communication.
For what?
Why you guys friends?
That's my friend.
That's not your friend.
So, how does he have your
number?
Why is he on your phone?
That was the -- That was the
question.
>> Judge Judy: Okay, so the
question was, how your friend
got her phone number?
>> There you go.
>> Judge Judy: Did she answer
that question?
>> No.
Just went -- went around it.
Never cared about it, no.
>> Judge Judy: So, and never
answered your question.
>> Right.
>> Judge Judy: What happened
next?
>> After that, I called him.
Like, "Bro, what's going on?"
"Aw, man, just keep my name out
of it.
I don't want to go through
that."
"All right, fine."
Hung up.
Like, "Look, you my girl."
I did say the [bleep]
She's like, "Oh, don't call me
no [bleep]"
We're drunk.
We're both intoxicated.
"Don't call me no [bleep]"
I'm like, "Look, I can call you
whatever I want to.
Girl, you are tripping.
Get out."
>> Judge Judy: I don't
understand what --
>> She hit me.
>> Judge Judy: Where did she hit
you?
>> On my face.
>> Judge Judy: Okay.
>> So, when she walked over and
hit me in the face, pushed her
back, like, "You are tripping.
Get out of here."
>> Judge Judy: Well, did --
Mr. Dobbs, did she hit you, or
was she walking over to hit you?
>> No, she hit me.
She walked over and hit me.
'Cause I'm standing -- I'm at
the table at a standstill.
I'm at a table at a standstill
where the drink is, so when she
walked over, it was just a hit.
And I was like, "Whoa!
Get out of here.
Get out."
"I ain't leaving.
Don't call me no [bleep]"
>> Judge Judy: Did she hit you
with a closed fist or an open
hand?
>> It was an open hand.
>> Judge Judy: It was an open
hand, and she hit you in the
face.
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: So, she slapped
you.
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: What happened
next?
>> I just kept telling her to
leave.
Then I turned my phone on.
I just wanted to record
everything.
Like, it sounded like it's gonna
be some tricky, something funny
going on.
And I was -- I was getting
dressed.
I was ready to go gamble.
"I'm not leaving.
Why -- How you doing to call me
a [bleep] if you love me?"
"Get out. Just leave.
Just leave.
All you got to do is get out
of -- get out of my room."
>> Judge Judy: Okay. Next.
>> I go into the bathroom.
She follows me in the bathroom.
I'm still recording.
"Get out."
>> Judge Judy: You have that
recording?
>> Yes, ma'am.
>> Judge Judy: I would like to
hear it.
>> Oh.
>> Judge Judy: Byrd, would you
take that?
>> All you got to do is
push "play."
That's when she pushed me.
There's more.
>> Judge Judy: That's why the
whole world is different now
with those things.