lawsuit is -- so you did no work
in the house.
At some point, you say,
you were notified, and you
must have reports to show me,
that there was stuff going on in
the house that caused your
neighbors to call the police.
And the police came.
There was domestic violence.
When you finally heard about it,
you went and you found that
the whole property looked like a
trash house.
She had vehicles parked
in the front.
She had a trailer in the back,
um, in the backyard where some
other people were living.
>> Correct.
>> Judge Judy: What kind of
trailer?
>> I wasn't there when the
trailer was there.
>> Judge Judy: Well, how do you
know there was a trailer there?
>> Because of his paperwork.
It -- It was there at one point
in time, but --
>> Judge Judy: So there was a
trailer.
Oh, and let's gets it straight.
>> Yes, there was a trailer.
>> Judge Judy: 'Cause either
he has pictures.
>> Yes, there was a trailer.
>> Judge Judy: I mean, you can
make up things.
You can make up things, you
know, like you're the
Wicked Witch of the North or
you're, like, the Good Witch
from the East or whatever it is.
But for him to say, "She had a
trailer parked in the yard,"
that's not something that --
that he makes up.
>> It wasn't mine.
It was something to do with him
and the people
that were back there.
>> Judge Judy: Who?
>> Garey.
>> Judge Judy: You mean he had
tenants living back there in a
trailer?
>> He told them they could --
they could put the trailer back
there.
>> That's a lie, Your Honor.
>> Judge Judy: Just -- Hey.
Listen, I find a lot about you
suspect.
Just from the foot-to-foot,
I find a lot about you suspect.
Did you move a trailer
back there?
>> I did not, no.
>> Judge Judy: Do you know
who did?
>> I know who put the trailer
back there, yes.
>> Judge Judy: Who did?
>> Renee and Tyler.
>> Judge Judy: Who is that?
>> It's a mutual friend of all
of ours.
>> Judge Judy: What was
your relationship with the guy
who was living in this house,
his business partner?
>> We were just friends.
His daughter also lived there,
too, in the beginning.
It was a three-bedroom,
two-bathroom.
I was downstairs.
Fred and his daughter
were upstairs.
>> Judge Judy: Who lived in the
trailer?
>> Nobody lived in the trailer.
The trailer was just parked
there.
>> Judge Judy: Now, at some
point, you move to evict
Ms. Warborg.
Tell me when you moved to evict
her.
And -- First tell me when.
And then I'd like to see
the paperwork indicating why
and the documentation.
>> That was September 12, 2016.
>> Judge Judy: Okay.
Tell me why.
>> Why? I got a call from
Officer [bleep] of the
Brooklyn Park Police Department.
>> Judge Judy: I'd like to see
the report.
>> Okay.
Here's the eviction notice.
>> Judge Judy: No, no, no.
First I want to see the police
report.
>> All right. Police reports.
>> Judge Judy: And then...
>> These are for abatements.
And these are from
the Brooklyn Park Police.
>> Judge Judy: Okay, good.
Who's Kathleen Marie?
>> It's my friend.
>> Judge Judy: And Pixley
was your boyfriend?
>> Yes.
>> >> Judge Judy: And you had
had an argument
with him on July 19th?
>> I did.
>> Judge Judy: And you wanted
him out of the house?
>> Right.
>> Judge Judy: So you
told Mist--
your friend who was staying
with you to call the police
and get him out of...
>> She wasn't staying with me.
She was there.
I was at the cemetery.
>> Judge Judy: No, I understand.
But she had been there
for a couple of days,
according to the police report.
>> She had been there.
She had spent the night.
It -- Yes.
>> Judge Judy: And you told her
to call the police to
have them get him out of there.
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: Okay, so he
didn't want to leave.
You came back from the cemetery
on July 19th.
And then you had
another fight with him.
And the police came back
to the house on that date?
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: Okay.
And he was off his meds?
>> Right.
>> Judge Judy: Is that correct?
And he did some damage
inside the house.
>> No, he spit on the floor.
>> Judge Judy: Mm-hmm.
>> He didn't, like,
break anything.
>> According to
the police report, he, uh --
>> Judge Judy: I'm not talking
to you yet. Don't...
And your daughter had gotten
into a verbal argument
with the same boyfriend
back in May?
>> No, that was her boyfriend.
>> Judge Judy: Oh, that's
a different person?
>> Right.
>> Judge Judy: Your daughter has
a drug problem?
>> Yes, she does.
>> Judge Judy: Boyfriend, too?
>> No. No.
>> Judge Judy: He does not?
>> No, he does.
He's clean and sober.
>> Your Honor, I have evidence
that he O.D.'d.
>> That was my boyfriend.
>> Judge Judy: We're talking
about her daughter's boyfriend.
Kathleen was the same person.
>> Right.
>> Judge Judy: She also called
police on the 19th?
>> That's the same day.
>> Judge Judy: Same date.
Then again on July 23rd?
>> I believe that was Julie
had called the police that day.
>> Judge Judy: Mm-hmm.
>> And that was about
Mariah's boyfriend.
And he had shown up --
>> Judge Judy: Was your
daughter's boyfriend staying at
the house?
>> No, he was not, not at that
time.
>> Judge Judy: But your daughter
was?
>> No, my daughter wasn't
either.
I had custody of their kids
at that time.
>> Judge Judy: Her kids?
>> Mariah's, my daughter's
children, my grandchildren.
>> Judge Judy: How old are they?
>> Two and five.
>> Judge Judy: You have them
through the foster-care system?
>> I did.
>> Judge Judy: So what was she
doing in the house?
>> She wasn't there.
>> Judge Judy: She was
in your house.
>> What --
What date was that?
>> Judge Judy: Whatever date
it was, what was she doing in
the house?
>> No, in the beginning,
she was allowed there.
It was after she didn't
go -- show up the court.
And I believe that was
in July or August.
I was in Aug-- August.
And then she wasn't
allowed there.
But they were allowed to see the
kids, both her and Phillip were.
Phillip's got custody of the
children now.
>> Judge Judy: Who does?
>> The father, the dad.
He's got -- He got them back.
He did everything he had to.
>> Judge Judy: Who's
Renee Curtis?
>> She's one of the ones that
put the trailer in the backyard.
>> Judge Judy: And Tyler [bleep]
is her boyfriend?
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: And he was also
in the trailer?
>> He wasn't there that time.
>> Judge Judy: But he had been
in the trailer?
>> He had been, yeah.
>> Judge Judy: So based on
these reports,
you moved to evict her.
>> Yes, ma'am.
>> Judge Judy: Great.
I would, too.
>> Anybody would.
>> Judge Judy: Just, uh,
you're gonna have to help me.
I would, too.