So, for the broken windshield,
I paid $300.
>> Judge Judy: Okay, okay.
Now, you were both drunk on an
evening when you had a fight.
>> She was intoxicated.
>> Judge Judy: I said, you were
both drunk on an evening when
you got into some sort of an
altercation.
And I want you to tell me how
the windshield got broken
in her car.
>> Sure.
>> Judge Judy: You were a
passenger in the car.
You had had a fight.
The night of the fight was
February what?
>> 22nd.
>> Judge Judy: February 22nd.
>> 2018.
>> Judge Judy: Now, you had had
an argument.
You were fighting.
You went to get the dog.
I don't care about what happened
when you got the dog.
Now you and the dog and the two
of you are in the car.
Who's driving?
>> She was driving, and she was
intoxicated, as well.
>> Judge Judy: I know that you
were both drinking at this
party.
I said you were both drinking at
the party.
>> Mm-hmm.
>> Judge Judy: Okay, and then
slept it off a little bit, still
arguing.
All right, now you're in the
car.
How did the windshield get
broken?
>> So, it was out of
self-defense.
>> Judge Judy: I can't
understand you when you talk
so fast.
I'm a little hard of hearing.
>> Yeah, so, it was out of
self-defense.
She had taken --
>> Judge Judy: Listen to me.
Self-defense is a conclusion.
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: That's a
conclusion that I make.
I just want you to tell me how
her windshield got broken.
>> Sure. So, she, um, --
She was driving.
I asked her to take me home.
And she basically wouldn't.
We were in my neighborhood.
>> That's a lie.
>> Judge Judy: I don't want to
hear you...yet.
>> We were in my neighborhood.
I tried to get out of the car.
She grabbed Simon, the dog, by
his leg, went to hit me, and
accidentally hit him.
And then she sped off, speeding
through my neighborhood.
I was honking the horn, trying
to get someone's attention.
And be mindful, she also took my
cellphone, so I couldn't call
the cops, I couldn't call my
parents, I couldn't call anyone.
And then she was driving --
>> Judge Judy: Just a second.
Listen to me carefully.
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: Simon, the puppy,
wasn't with you at the party
where you were both drinking?
>> No.
>> Judge Judy: Simon, the puppy,
was at whose parents' house?
>> She was at her house.
Her mom was watching him.
>> Judge Judy: Just a sec.
So, after you both left the
party, you had to go someplace
and get Simon.
>> Correct.
>> Judge Judy: You went to her
house to pick up Simon, the
puppy, and the intention was for
her to drive you home.
>> Me and Simon.
>> Judge Judy: You home.
That was the intention?
>> Mm-hmm.
>> Judge Judy: Okay.
>> Yeah, so, they --
>> Judge Judy: And you got into
the car with her?
>> Mm-hmm.
>> Judge Judy: Voluntarily?
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: How did her
windshield get broken?
>> Um, so, after asking her to
take me home, her speeding off,
not letting me out of the car,
I was yelling, I was crying, I
was hysterical.
>> Judge Judy: You were drunk.
Yes, keep going.
>> I was scared.
>> Judge Judy: Keep going.
>> [ Chuckling ] Okay.
And so I kicked her windshield,
and it did break.
It -- It fully did break.
I am admitting to that.
>> Judge Judy: Okay, can I see,
please, the bill for fixing the
windshield?
>> I paid for it in cash,
Your Honor, but there's the
receipt, so I do not have the
bank statement.
[ Paper rustling ]
>> Judge Judy: Phone?
>> So, for the broken phone, I
was still trying to be okay
with her.
>> Judge Judy: Just a second.
How did the phone get broken?
>> She smashed it into the
ground.
>> Judge Judy: Where?
>> At my house.
>> Judge Judy: You mean, when
you were getting Simon?
>> Um, no.
>> Judge Judy: Just a sec.
>> No.
>> Judge Judy: No. When?
>> This was about two weeks
after, because we decided that
we were -- Well, I was trying
to be civil with her, to try and
see the dog, 'cause she took the
dog away from me and wouldn't
let me see the dog.
>> Judge Judy: Just a second.
Okay, she came to your house...
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: ...to see the dog
two weeks later?
>> No, I wanted to see the dog.
>> Judge Judy: So you went to
her house?
>> No, she came to my house.
>> Judge Judy: Okay, so, she
brought the dog to your house?
>> Yes.
>> Incorrect.
>> Judge Judy: And?
>> And we got in an altercation
about the dog, basically.
>> Incorrect.
>> Well, it started off with --
>> Judge Judy: I don't care.
She owes you $700 -- $400 for
the dog, $300 for the
windshield.
We're done. Thank you.
>> Thank you so much,
Your Honor.
>> It's -- Well, for the $200
for the phone, because I do have
a witness who saw her smash
my phone.
>> Your witness is not credible.
She wasn't there.
>> Excuse me. You --
>> Byrd: Parties are excused.
>> Thank you.
You should fix your lipstick.
>> Byrd: Put your paper...
>> It's all just for money.
It's all for show.
>> Her parents didn't even know
we were together.
Didn't even know we were moving
in together.
Didn't even know we were
engaged.
>> Everything's a joke to her.
>> Obviously, her parents
don't know zip.
>> She thinks she's gonna get
famous.
>> Yeah, you Icky No-No.
Icky No-No.
>> She's a child.
>> [ Chuckles ]
>> The whole reason she's even
doing this is because of the
protection order I got on her.
>> She deserves what's coming
to her.
>> Watch for the red flags.
>> I'm definitely moving on to
better -- someone that knows how
to do their lipstick.