to ask you the same question.
Ever been psychiatrically
hospitalized
in the last 6 months?
>> No.
>> Judge Judy:
Take any psychotropic drugs?
>> No.
>> Judge Judy: Can you think
of any reason
why on April 10th the defendants
would come to your house
and attack your car?
You were the target.
Attack your car,
and try to attack you actually
through a screen window?
Can you think of any reason?
Now we already know
they're not crazy.
And we already know
you're not crazy.
>> I think she was upset that
my brother broke up with her
and that she got
beat up by my little cousin.
And she wanted
to destroy something.
>> Judge Judy:
Oh, just a second.
Oh, no, no, no, no.
Just a second.
Oh, that's interesting.
No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
That's interesting.
So your little brother
broke up with her.
That was on April 10th.
They were arguing.
Were they really loud?
Did it get physical,
or just yelling?
>> What I saw, I saw them yell--
I was asleep,
and my cousin said,
"There's some girls here."
So I saw...
>> Judge Judy: Saw?
No, no, no.
Just slowly.
"I saw..."
>> I saw her
getting beat up and...
>> Judge Judy: You saw
who getting beat up?
>> Her, Fiance.
>> Judge Judy: You saw Ms. Brown
getting beat up in your house?
>> No.
They were in the alleyway,
not on the grass or the driveway
or nothing.
>> Judge Judy: At your house?
>> Yeah.
Not inside, though.
>> Judge Judy: At your house?
>> Yeah.
>> Judge Judy: And you saw
Ms. Brown
getting beat up,
raise your hand, by...
her name.
>> Maliah.
>> Judge Judy:
And where were you?
>> I was sleeping,
and then I ran outside,
and I tried to break them up.
>> Judge Judy: Okay.
So you were sleeping,
and you were sleeping
with your son.
>> Mm-hmm.
>> Judge Judy: It was about
3:00 in the afternoon.
>> Mm-hmm.
>> Judge Judy:
And you were awakened by what?
>> By Maliah.
>> Judge Judy:
How were you awakened by Maliah?
>> She came and knocked
on the door, and she said,
"It's some girls here
to fight me."
>> Judge Judy:
So then what happened next?
>> And then I put
on my knee braces.
I was recently in a wheelchair.
So I got up.
I had to put my knee braces on.
By the time I got outside,
they were already fighting.
And I tried to break them up.
>> That is not true.
>> Judge Judy: You tried
to break them up?
>> Yes.
>> That's not true.
>> Judge Judy: Shh, shh.
And then what happened?
>> And then when the fight
broke up, Fiance,
she just got in the car
and she told my brother
that she was going to have
some dudes beat him up.
And then her
and her friend left.
And then we went in the house,
and my brother left.
>> Judge Judy:
Well, you left out the part
in your complaint of you
trying to break them up.
>> Well, I tried.
>> Judge Judy: How were you
trying to break them up?
>> Well, I have on knee braces.
So I couldn't do much.
It mostly just,
"Can y'all stop?"
but it wasn't much I could do.
And her friend was there.
>> Judge Judy: Well, you could
do a lot
because one of the things
that you were telling me
that you were able to do,
because one of the things
you are suing for, Ms. Huntsman,
is your loss of wages because,
"At the time,
I was driving for Uber.
And due to the damage to my car,
I was unable
to continue driving for them."
So even with the terrible
braces you had on your legs
and all of that trauma,
you were still able
to drive for Uber.
>> I wasn't driving for...
My job was to drive for Uber
before I was in a wheelchair.
I was on disability.
I was just able to walk
about a month ago
and went to sign up
for Uber again.
You got to get your car checked
once a year.
My car got too many dents in it.
>> Judge Judy: All I see here
say, "I was driving for Uber."
>> Yeah.
That was my job.
>> Judge Judy: "And my car
was damaged."
Okay.
So now you're outside,
and you are just
trying gently to separate them.
Okay.
Because first of all,
this is your cousin?
>> Mm-hmm.
>> Judge Judy: She comes in,
wakes you up, and says,
"There are some girls here
that want to fight me."
Right?
So instead of doing
what a normal person would do,
which is to go to the phone
and call 911
and say to the police,
"There are some girls here
looking to fight me,"
she runs outside to fight
with them.
That's what you're telling me.
Is that correct?
Yes.
Of course.
And then instead of you,
because you have a baby with you
and leg braces, right...
Instead of you
calling the police and saying,
"There is fighting outside
in my alleyway,"
you went outside to break up
the fight.
What did you do with the baby?
>> My son was in the doorway
with his big cousin.
>> Judge Judy: What big cousin?
>> Her boyfriend was there, too.
His name is Wilson, and
they --
>> Judge Judy: Her boyfriend
was there?
>> Yeah.
It was a lot of people there.
>> Judge Judy: Did her boyfriend
go outside to break up
the fight?
>> He tried.
We all tried to break them up.
>> Judge Judy: Oh, just...
>> Not true.
Not true at all.
>> Judge Judy: Okay.
Listen to me.
I'm going to get the story.
Do you understand?
Either I'm going to get
the story,
or I'm going to make one up
that neither one of you likes.