I've already dealt with you,
and I cannot actually believe
that there is an issue,
at this point, in whatever
family court you're in.
>> Well, Your Honor...
>> Judge Judy: Hey!
You're not the victim here.
All I'm going to find out now is
whether you damaged his truck.
You have no case.
>> Why wouldn't I?
>> Judge Judy: Why?
Because he was right to file
a protective order against you.
>> And keep her away from me
for four months...
>> Judge Judy: Absolutely!
>> ...after it was over.
>> Judge Judy:
Absolutely correct!
>> That was good, too?
>> Judge Judy: Absolutely
correct
because he's the father,
and you're the mother.
You're equal, and your poor
judgment in allowing
someone who is inappropriate...
>> It didn't happen, ma'am.
>> Judge Judy: It didn't...
All right.
>> It did not happen.
>> Judge Judy:
Well, if it did not happen,
then something in your house
propelled a young child
to make a report
that something did happen
to a stranger at school.
Do you get that?
to hear is proof
of the damage to the truck.
That's why you have no case.
Should use every mechanism
necessary
to keep that baby away from you
until that issue is resolved,
and you tried to take the baby
back four days
before it was resolved.
>> He did everything to keep her
away from me, Your Honor.
>> Judge Judy: You keep saying
it, and it sounds so stupid.
Afterwards.
Before that,
he came and went.
Afterwards he was 100 percent
right to have your house
being overlooked
by courts because the baby,
I assume, has a law guardian.
Is that right?
>> Yes.
>> Not anymore.
Not a guardian of...
Well, I don't know.
She doesn't anymore.
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy:
She doesn't anymore.
That's a shame.
Somebody should be looking out
for this baby's best interests.
Anyway, can I have
proof of damage to the truck.
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: Who saw it?
Could you stand up, please?
>> Your Honor, I don't even
know this woman.
>> Judge Judy:
I didn't ask you to...
>> My first time seeing her
was yesterday.
>> Judge Judy: I didn't ask you
to say anything.
Got it?
>> Yes, ma'am.
>> Judge Judy:
Tell me your name.
>> Nancy Tillman.
>> Judge Judy: Ms. Tillman,
tell me when
and what you observed.
>> Okay.
She pulled up in her car
and asked us where was Calvin.
I told her, "I don't know."
When we turned around,
he was running down a hill.
At that time, they're doing
construction.
He's holding Alex in his arms
like
he was trying to protect her.
Ms. Brittany is running behind
him throwing bricks, boulders,
swinging on him.
>> That is false, Your Honor.
>> Judge Judy: I'm not listening
to you!
Do you understand?
>> Yes, Your Honor.
>> Judge Judy: Now I'm taking
her testimony.
Do you understand?
>> Yes, Your Honor.
>> So the way the park
and the construction going on,
he was running down
trying to protect this...
>> Judge Judy: Don't tell me
what he was trying to do.
>> Okay.
Anyway...
>> Judge Judy: Tell me
about the truck.
>> Okay.
After that was over,
I looked out the window.
She was just throwing bricks
that she took off
of my son's property,
which is where I stayed.
Off the side of the house,
she picked up white bricks,
and I'm watching her,
and she kept throwing bricks
at it, throwing bricks at it,
and
she was canning with something.
I'm not sure what it was.
>> Judge Judy: And where was he?
>> I was in the house
waiting for the police.
>> Yeah.
>> Judge Judy: Okay.
So he had gone into the house.
>> Yes, ma'am.
>> Judge Judy: Very good.
All right, and you say none
of this ever happened?
>> Your Honor, no, ma'am.
>> Judge Judy: No, good.
Can I see damage to the truck,
please?
>> I have pictures of the truck.
>> Judge Judy: I'd like
to see pictures of the truck.
We have a police report?
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: I'd like
to take a look at it.
>> I also have
the police report...
>> Byrd: Stay there.
>> Oh, I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
>> Your Honor...
>> Judge Judy: I'm not...Hey.
I'm not listening to you.
>> This is a letter
from my employer,
and this is the property damage.
>> Judge Judy: I'll come back.
I want to see on what date
Ms. White filed
a police report that you hit
her.
Because you were waiting
for the police inside.
According to your witness,
when the police came,
was that...
Ms. White, now you can speak.
When the police came,
was that when you told them
he had hit you?
Just, just...
>> Your Honor...
>> Judge Judy:
That's a yes or a...
>> No.
I didn't stay by his house
because he had
all those people out there.
I didn't stay there.
>> Judge Judy:
I'm asking you a question.
You spent five days in...
>> No.
I did not do the report there.
I did it at home.
>> Judge Judy: And you told
the police he had hit you?
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy:
And as a result of that,
they came,
and they arrested you.
>> And when I called them
because she was on my...Yes.
>> Judge Judy: And they arrested
you,
and they put you in jail.
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: [ Laughs ]
And you were in jail.
>> I have pictures
of the assault.
>> Judge Judy: Hey!
>> Your Honor, I have the
paperwork
where the charges were dismissed
without prejudice.
>> Judge Judy: I'd like to see.
>> This is also a letter
from my job about the truck,
and there's also pictures.
>> Judge Judy: Just a second.
Shh, just a second.
>> Okay.
>> Judge Judy:
Why didn't you go to court?
You filed an order
of protection.
You said he assaulted...
>> It was denied, yeah.
>> Judge Judy: No.
No.
It says, "Case called.
Petitioner," that's you,
"Brittany White
fails to appear."
>> Mm-hmm.
Your Honor, I didn't go because
I thought that would hurt me
more than it would help me
because I felt like that'll be
another reason
of why he didn't want
to bring her home.
>> Judge Judy: Just a second.
>> You can't see me, so you're
not going to bring her.
>> Judge Judy: Can I see
pictures of the truck, please?
>> Yes.
Here you go.
Kind of small, it's the clip.
You can take it up to her and
have
her scroll to the left, please.
>> Judge Judy: You understand
everything that I said?
>> I do.
>> Judge Judy: Good.
Judgment on the counterclaim
for $5,000.
Your case is dismissed.
We're done.
>> B